Jeroen Bleekemolen

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Jeroen Bleekemolen

Personal Details

  • Birthdate: 23rd October, 1981
  • Birthplace: Heemstede, Netherlands
  • Primary Series: A1GP & Endurance

Career Highlights

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)

2004

Works driver Opel DTM

2003

Works driver Opel DTM (Best result: 7th, in third race already in the top 10 qualifying)
24 hours of Nurburgring works driver Opel

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)

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)

2000

Formula 3 German championship, (1 pole position)
7th place Marlboro Masters

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)

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”

1997

7th place European championship karting 100cc

1996

4th place World championship karting 100cc
3rd place Dutch championship karting 100cc

1995

2nd place Dutch championship karting 60cc
2nd place Dutch championship karting 80cc


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