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Patrick Pons

French motorcycle racer


Summary

French motorcycle racer

FieldValue
namePatrick Pons
imagePatrick Pons (1978).png
captionPatrick Pons (1978).
nationalityFrench
birth_namePatrick Noël Raymond Pons
birth_date
birth_placeParis, France
death_date
death_placeNorthampton, United Kingdom
Bike number19
GP Active years1973 - 1980
GP TeamsGauloises-Yamaha
GP Race Starts59
GP ChampionshipsFormula 750 - 1979
GP Race Wins0
GP Podiums11
GP Total Points274
GP Poles1
GP Fastest laps0
GP First race1973 250cc French Grand Prix
GP Last race1980 500cc British Grand Prix

Patrick Noël Raymond Pons (24 December 1952 in Paris - 12 August 1980 in Northampton) was a French professional Grand Prix motorcycle road racer. His best year was in 1974 when he finished in third place in the 250cc and the 350cc world championships. Pons became the first Frenchman to win an F.I.M. world championship when he won the 1979 Formula 750 title.

In 1980, he won the prestigious Daytona 200. He died two days after suffering a racing accident at the 1980 British Grand Prix, having crashed and then hit by fellow Frenchman Michel Rougerie.

Grand Prix motorcycle racing results

Points system from 1969 onwards:

Points1512108654321

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap)

YearClassTeam123456789101112PointsRankWins1973250ccYamaha11th350ccYamaha13th1974250ccYamaha3rd350ccYamaha3rd500ccYamaha21st1975250ccYamaha5th350ccYamaha5th500ccYamaha20th1976250ccYamaha22nd350ccYamaha14th1977250ccYamaha33rd350ccYamaha17th1978350ccYamaha17th1979350ccYamaha15th1980500ccYamaha16th
FRA
9AUT
-GER
-IOM
-YUG
-NED
-BEL
6CZE
5SWE
7FIN
7ESP
-210
FRA
-AUT
-GER
-NAT
-IOM
-YUG
-NED
-CZE
8SWE
8FIN
-ESP
3160
GER
-NAT
3IOM
-NED
4BEL
7SWE
3FIN
-CZE
5YUG
2ESP
-500
FRA
4GER
-AUT
4NAT
-IOM
-NED
3SWE
2FIN
10YUG
4ESP
-470
FRA
-GER
-AUT
-NAT
-IOM
-NED
-BEL
4SWE
-FIN
-CZE
-80
FRA
4ESP
2GER
5NAT
5IOM
-NED
7BEL
10SWE
7FIN
5CZE
5YUG
3480
FRA
-ESP
-AUT
5GER
-NAT
3IOM
-NED
-BEL
-SWE
-FIN
3CZE
5YUG
-320
FRA
5ESP
-AUT
-GER
-NAT
-IOM
-NED
-BEL
-SWE
-FIN
-CZE
-YUG
-60
FRA
7NAT
-YUG
10IOM
-NED
-BEL
-SWE
10FIN
-CZE
-GER
-ESP
-60
FRA
RetAUT
9NAT
-YUG
7IOM
-NED
2FIN
-CZE
-GER
-ESP
-180
VEN
-GER
-NAT
-ESP
-FRA
-YUG
10NED
12BEL
-SWE
13FIN
-CZE
-GBR
1020
VEN
-GER
-NAT
-ESP
5FRA
-YUG
-NED
10SWE
9FIN
5CZE
-GBR
-150
VEN
5AUT
-FRA
-NAT
-NED
-SWE
-FIN
-GBR
10GER
9CZE
-YUG
-90
VEN
10AUT
8GER
-NAT
-ESP
5YUG
9NED
-FIN
-GBR
-FRA
-CZE
-120
NAT
-ESP
-FRA
10NED
10BEL
8FIN
6GBR
-GER
-100

References

References

  1. "Motorsport Memorial - Patrick Pons".
  2. "Patrick Pons career statistics at MotoGP.com".
  3. [http://www.motorsportsetc.com/champs/daytona2.htm Daytona 200 winners at www.motorsportsetc.com] {{webarchive. link. (March 8, 2012)
  4. [http://www.motorsportmemorial.org/focus.php?db=ms&n=1455 Patrick Pons career profile at Motorsport Memorial]
  5. (August 13, 1980). "Motorcycle racer dies of injuries". Schenectady Gazette.
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