Jeroen Bleekemolen
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Jeroen Bleekemolen
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Personal Details
- Birthdate: 23rd October, 1981
- Birthplace: Heemstede, Netherlands
- Primary Series: A1GP & Endurance
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Career Highlights
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2005
- A1 Grand Prix Driver for team Netherlands
- 24 hours of Spa with Corvette-Europe Racing 4th place
- 24 hours of Zolder with Marcos Racing 4th place
- Porsche Supercup Indianapolis 3rd place
- LMES and FIA GT with Spyker (2nd place LMES Nurburgring, 2nd place FIA GT Dubai)
- Dutch and Benelux champion Benelux Racing League (11 wins out of 14 races, 12 pole positions)
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2004
- Works driver Opel DTM
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2003
- Works driver Opel DTM (Best result: 7th, in third race already in the top 10 qualifying)
- 24 hours of Nurburgring works driver Opel
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2002
- Dutch Touring Car Championship works driver Renault (Vice champion, 4 wins, 5 pole positions)
- European Renault Clio V6 Championship (2 podium finishes in 3 races, lap record Monaco)
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2001
- FIA GT championship (Chrysler Viper), 2nd in championship, (2 wins, 3 second places, 1 third place, 4 pole positions)
- 24 hours of Spa (Chrysler Viper)
- Youngest ever FIA GT race winner
- Renault Clio European championship 3rd in championship (Only drove 5 out of 9 races, 4 wins)
- Dutch Renault Clio champion (6 wins, 1 second place, 6 pole positions)
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2000
- Formula 3 German championship, (1 pole position)
- 7th place Marlboro Masters
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1999
- Formula Palmer Audi Championship, 6th in championship, (1 pole position, lap record Brands Hatch)
- European Formula Opel Championship, (1 pole position, 2 podium finishes in four races)
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1998
- Dutch and Benelux champion Formula Ford 1800, (3 wins, 4 second places and 3 third places, 4 pole positions)
- Youngest Dutch champion ever
- 7th place Formula Ford World Finals
- 3rd place Renault Megane Junior Cup (Only drove 5 out of 8 races, 3 wins)
- Winner of the Dutch autosport award “Best youngest Dutch talent”
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1997
- 7th place European championship karting 100cc
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1996
- 4th place World championship karting 100cc
- 3rd place Dutch championship karting 100cc
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1995
- 2nd place Dutch championship karting 60cc
- 2nd place Dutch championship karting 80cc
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