The Mirage Story - HISTORY OF MIRAGE RACING CARS

MIRAGE DRIVERS

Driver	Selected Accomplishments
Tony Adamowicz, USA	1968 U-2 Trans-Am Champion; 1969 Formula 5000 Champion; 1981 GTU Champion, IMSA Camel GT Series; 1983 GTO Champion, IMSA Camel GT Series
Mario Andretti, USA	Winner 1967, Daytona 500; Winner 1969, Indianapolis 500; Winner 1967, 1970, 1972 12 Hours of Sebring; Winner 1972 24 Hours of Daytona; 1978 Formula 1 World Champion
Michael Andretti, USA	1991 CART Series Champion
Richard Attwood, GBR	Winner 1970, 24 Hours of Le Mans
Derek Bell, GBR	Winner 1975, 1981, 1982, 1986, 1987, 24 Hours of Le Mans; 1985, 1986 World Sportcar Champion; Winner 1986, 1987, 1989, 24 Hours of Daytona
Jo Bonnier, SWE	Winner 1959, Dutch Grand Prix, Formula 1
Howden Ganley, NZ	Co-founder, Tiga Race Cars Ltd.
Mike Hailwood, GBR	1972 Formula 2 World Champion; Nine-times Grand Prix Motorcycle World Champion
Paul Hawkins, AUS	1967, 1968 British Sports Car Champion
David Hobbs, GBR	1971 Formula 5000 Champion; 1983 Trans-Am Champion; Eleven-times Winner, IMSA Camel GT Series; Race Analyst, ABC, ESPN, Speed Channel
James Hunt, GBR	1976 Formula 1 World Champion
Jean-Pierre Jarier, FRA	1972 Formula 2 World Champion; 1998, 1999 French GT Champion; Lead Stunt Driver, Ronin (1998)
Jean-Pierre Jaussaud, FRA	1970 French Formula 3 Champion; Winner 1978, 1980, 24 Hours of Le Mans
Jacky Ickx, BEL	Winner 1969, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1981, 1982, 24 Hours of Le Mans; Winner 1969, 1972, 12 Hours of Sebring; Winner 1972, 24 Hours of Daytona; Eight-times Grand Prix Winner, Formula 1
Jacques Laffite, FRA	1973 French Formula 3 Champion; 1975 Formula 2 World Champion; 1975 Group 6 Champion, World Championship for Makes; Six-times Grand Prix Winner, Formula 1
Jean-Louis Lafosse, FRA	1973 French Sportscar Champion
Michel Leclere, FRA	1972 French Formula 3 Champion
Jochen Mass, GER	Winner 1972, RAC Tourist Trophy; 1972 European Touring Car Champion; Winner 1975, Spanish Grand Prix, Formula 1; Winner 1987, 12 Hours of Sebring; Winner 1989, 24 Hours of Le Mans
Francois Migault, FRA	Winner 1973, 24 Hours of Daytona, GT + 2.0
John Morton, USA	1971, 1972 2.5 Challenge Series Trans-Am Champion; Winner 1994, 12 Hours of Sebring
Brian Muir, AUS	Winner 1970, RAC Tourist Trophy; 1973 European Touring Car Champion
Jackie Oliver, GBR	Winner 1969, 24 Hours of Le Mans; Winner 1969, 12 Hours of Sebring; Winner 1971, 24 Hours of Daytona; 1974 Can-Am Champion; Co-founder, Arrows Grand Prix International
Carlos Pace, BRA	1973 British Formula 3 Champion; Winner 1975, Brazilian Grand Prix, Formula 1
David Piper, GBR	Nine-times Winner, Kyalami 9 Hour; Lead Stunt Driver, Le Mans (1971)
Sam Posey, USA	Two-times Winner, Trans-Am Series; Winner 1975, 12 Hours of Sebring; Commentator ABC, Speed Channel
Tom Pryce, GBR	Winner 1975, Brands Hatch Race of Champions, Formula 1
Brian Redman, GBR	1973, 1975, 1976 Formula 5000 Champion; Winner 1970, 1976, 1981, 24 Hours of Daytona; Winner 1975, 1978, 12 Hours of Sebring; 1981 IMSA GTP Champion
Alan Rees, GBR	Co-founder, March Engineering; Co-founder, Arrows Grand Prix International
Pedro Rodriguez, MEX	Winner 1968, 24 Hours of Le Mans; Winner 1970, 1971, 24 Hours of Daytona; Two-times Grand Prix Winner, Formula 1
Tim Schenken, AUS	1968 British Formula 3 Champion; Co-founder, Tiga Race Cars Ltd.
Vern Schuppan, AUS	1971 Formula Atlantic Champion; Rookie of the Year 1976, Indianapolis 500; Winner 1983, 24 Hours of Le Mans; 1983 Japanese Sports-Prototype Champion
Dick Thompson, USA	Eight-times SCCA National Champion
Gijs Van Lennep, NED	Winner 1971, 1976, 24 Hours of Le Mans; 1972 British Formula 5000 Champion
John Watson, GBR	Five-times Grand Prix Winner, Formula 1
Reine Wissell, SWE	1967 Swedish Formula 3 Champion