On This Day in F1: 24 February

24 February
On This Day in Formula 1 24 February
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24 February in Formula 1: 5 drivers were born.

Timeline of 24 February

  1. 2013

    1. In memoriam Dave Charlton passed away, aged 76.

  2. 1971

    1. Birthday Pedro de la Rosa is born.turns 55 today

  3. 1968

    1. Birthday Emanuele Naspetti is born.turns 58 today

  4. 1955

    1. Birthday Alain Prost is born.turns 71 today
    2. In memoriam Clemente Biondetti passed away, aged 56.

  5. 1943

    1. Birthday François Mazet is born.turns 83 today

  6. 1936

    1. Birthday Lance Reventlow is born.would have turned 90 today

Born on 24 February

Lance Reventlowborn 1936 · died 1972, aged 36
François Mazetborn 1943 · turns 83 today
Alain Prost Alain Prostborn 1955 · turns 71 today4Titles51Wins33Poles106Podiums
Emanuele Naspettiborn 1968 · turns 58 today
Pedro de la Rosaborn 1971 · turns 55 today2ndBest finish4thBest quali1Podium1Fastest lap

In memoriam

Clemente Biondetti18 August 1898 · 24 February 1955, aged 56
Dave Charlton27 October 1936 · 24 February 2013, aged 76

February, day by day

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  1. Coming up this week
  2. Wed 25 Feb1932 Tony Brooks is born.
  3. Thu 26 Feb2001 Duke Nalon passed away, aged 87.
  4. Fri 27 Feb1954 Bobby Ball passed away, aged 28.
  5. Sat 28 Feb1964 Timmy Mayer passed away, aged 26.
  6. Sun 1 Mar1969 Jackie Stewart wins the South African Formula 1 Grand Prix for Matra at Kyalami.
  7. Mon 2 Mar2024 Max Verstappen wins the Bahrain Formula 1 Grand Prix for Red Bull at Bahrain International Circuit.
  8. Tue 3 Mar1973 Jackie Stewart wins the South African Formula 1 Grand Prix for Tyrrell at Kyalami.

24 February in F1 history: questions

Which Formula 1 drivers were born on 24 February?
Lance Reventlow (1936), François Mazet (1943), Alain Prost (1955), Emanuele Naspetti (1968) and Pedro de la Rosa (1971).