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Thierry Marc
Boutsen (French pronunciation: [tjɛ.ʁi but.sɛn]; born 13 July 1957) is a
Belgian former racing driver who
raced for the Arrows, Benetton...
- were 1–2 with
Boutsen and
Patrese 3–4 and the
Ferraris of
Nigel Mansell and
Alain Prost behind them. At the start,
Senna led Berger,
Boutsen, Prost, Patrese...
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Prost went into the lead with
Boutsen second and
Johansson third, the
Swede having overtaken Fabi.
Stefan then
closed on
Boutsen and
moved to
second on lap...
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approximately 650 bhp (485 kW; 659 PS). The car was
driven by
Belgian Thierry Boutsen and
Italian Riccardo Patrese. It made its
racing début late in the 1989...
- Championship. The 69-lap race was won by
Belgian driver Thierry Boutsen,
driving a Williams-Renault.
Boutsen took his
first F1 victory, and the
first for Williams...
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Boutsen Ginion Racing is a
Belgian auto
racing team
currently competing in the
World Touring Car Cup and TCR
Benelux Touring Car Championship. The team...
- engine.
Driven by
Belgian Thierry Boutsen and
Italian Teo Fabi, the team and the B187 got off to a good
start with
Boutsen finishing 5th at the
season opening...
- lap
between Comas, Herbert,
Boutsen and
Tarquini who all
retired on the
first lap (meaning both
Ligiers of
Comas and
Boutsen retired on the
first lap),...
- 12-cylinder
engine since 1980.
Williams recruited Belgian driver Thierry Boutsen from
Benetton as Mansell's replacement,
alongside veteran Italian Riccardo...
- been 24
Formula One
drivers from Belgium, of whom
Jacky Ickx and
Thierry Boutsen were the most
successful ones as the only
Belgians to win races. The most...
