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Patrick Tambay

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Career
Racing record
Complete European Formula Two Championship results Complete Formula One World Championship results 24 Hours of Le Mans results
References
Bibliography

{{BLP sources|date=August 2007}}{{Infobox F1 driver
| name = Patrick Tambay
| image = Pensive Patrick (Tambay).jpg
| nationality = {{flagicon|FRA}} French
| birth_date = {{birth date and age|1949|6|25|df=y}}
| birth_place = Paris, France
| Years = {{f1|1977}}–{{f1|1979}}, {{f1|1981}}–{{f1|1986}}
| Team(s) = Surtees, Theodore, McLaren, Ligier, Ferrari, Renault, Haas Lola
| Races = 123 (114 starts)
| Championships = 0
| Wins = 2
| Podiums = 11
| Points = 103
| Poles = 5
| Fastest laps = 2
| First race = 1977 French Grand Prix
| First win = 1982 German Grand Prix
| Last win = 1983 San Marino Grand Prix
| Last race = 1986 Australian Grand Prix
}}

Patrick Daniel Tambay^[1] (born 25 June 1949 in Paris) is a French former racing driver. He competed in 123 Formula One World Championship Grands Prix, winning twice, securing 5 pole positions and scoring a total of 103 Championship points. In 2006, he raced in the inaugural season of the Grand Prix Masters formula for retired Formula One drivers, and continued in the series in 2007.

Career

Early in his career, Tambay was a part of Formula 5000 with the team run by Carl Haas^[2]

In 1977, winning the Can Am championship with Haas,^[3] Tambay debuted in Formula One on a one-off basis with Surtees, driving in only one session at the 1977 French Grand Prix before spending the rest of the season with Theodore. The team, in collaboration with Ensign, was running their N177 chassis.

The showings proved fruitful as he moved to McLaren to race Formula One full-time for the 1978 and 1979 seasons.

In 1980, he returned to Can Am with the Lola team run by Carl Haas, immediately winning early in the season^[3] and then winning his second Can-Am championship.

In 1981 he returned to F1, first driving for the Theodore team then finishing the season with Ligier. In 1982, he was offered a place with the Scuderia Ferrari after the death of his close friend Gilles Villeneuve. He won his first Grand Prix at the German Grand Prix that year after Didier Pironi was injured in practice. The German GP was just his fourth race for the Maranello based team. He took his second and last Grand Prix win in 1983 at Imola, in a very emotional victory in front of the Italian faithful when he drove the #27 Ferrari (the car number of Villeneuve) to the win after Riccardo Patrese crashed out of the lead with only 6 laps to go. He was dropped by the team in 1984 in favor of Italian Michele Alboreto. Tambay moved to Renault, and then spent a year reunited with his old boss Carl Haas racing in the Haas Lola F1 team.

In 1987, Tambay formed his own sports promotion company in Switzerland, but gave this up in 1989 to return to racing. In 1989, he drove a Jaguar in the World Sportscar Championship and went on to finish fourth in the Le Mans 24 Hours. He then took up desert raid racing, finishing twice in the top three on the Paris-Dakar. Additionally, he has been noted as involved in ice races and the Tour de Corse jet ski race.

Tambay was briefly involved actively with the Larrousse team, beginning in 1994 as a partnership with friend and business associate Michael Golay. At the end of the 1994 season, however, the Fast Group SA company owned by Tambay and Golay ended its involvement with the team.

Since retiring from full-time racing, Tambay has worked as a commentator for French television. He also serves as the deputy mayor of Le Cannet, a suburb of Cannes.

He is godfather to 1997 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve. His son Adrien is currently racing in the DTM championship.

Racing record

Complete European Formula Two Championship results

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

Year	Entrant	Chassis	Engine	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	Pos.\|Championship position	Pts
1974	Ecurie Elf	Alpine A367	BMW	BAR {{small\|10}}	HOC {{small\|5}}	PAU {{small\|Ret}}	SAL {{small\|4}}	HOC {{small\|Ret}}	MUG {{small\|NC}}	KAR {{small\|Ret}}	PER {{small\|Ret}}	HOC {{small\|4}}	VAL {{small\|4}}	7th	11
1975	March Engineering	March 752	BMW	EST {{small\|Ret}}	THR {{small\|2}}	HOC {{small\|Ret}}	NÜR {{small\|2}}	PAU {{small\|Ret}}	HOC {{small\|Ret}}	SAL {{small\|15}}	ROU {{small\|2}}	MUG {{small\|Ret}}	PER {{small\|Ret}}	SIL {{small\|4}}	ZOL {{small\|2}}	NOG {{small\|1}}	VAL {{small\|Ret}}	2nd	36
1976	Automobiles Martini	Martini Mk 19	Renault	HOC {{tooltip\|3\|Received 6 championship points as Hans-Joachim Stuck who finished ahead was ineligible for points}}	THR {{small\|3}}	VAL {{small\|2}}	SAL {{small\|3}}	PAU {{small\|Ret}}	HOC {{tooltip\|3\|Received 6 championship points as Hans-Joachim Stuck who finished ahead was ineligible for points}}	ROU {{small\|Ret}}	MUG {{small\|3}}	PER {{small\|Ret}}	EST {{small\|16}}	NOG {{small\|1}}	HOC {{small\|DSQ}}	3rd	39
1977	Ardmore Racing	Chevron B40	Hart	SIL	THR	HOC	NÜR	VAL	PAU {{small\|Ret}}	MUG	ROU {{small\|Ret}}	NOG	PER	MIS	EST	DON	NC	0
1978	Chevron Cars	Chevron B42	Hart	THR	HOC	NÜR	PAU {{small\|6}}	MUG	VAL	ROU	DON	NOG	PER	MIS	HOC	NC	‡

{{smallsup|‡}} Graded drivers not eligible for European Formula Two Championship points

Complete Formula One World Championship results

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

Year	Entrant	Chassis	Engine	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	WDC\|World Drivers' Championship
1977	Team Surtees	Surtees TS19	Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8	ARG	BRA	RSA	USW	ESP	MON	BEL	SWE	FRA {{small\|DNQ}}	18th	5
1977	Theodore Racing Hong Kong	Ensign N177	Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8	GBR {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|6}}	AUT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|5}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}	USA {{small\|DNQ}}	CAN {{small\|5}}	JPN {{small\|Ret}}		18th	5
1978	Marlboro Team McLaren	McLaren M26	Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8	ARG {{small\|6}}	BRA {{small\|Ret}}	RSA {{small\|Ret}}	USW {{small\|12}}	MON {{small\|7}}	BEL	ESP {{small\|Ret}}	SWE {{small\|4}}	FRA {{small\|9}}	GBR {{small\|6}}	GER {{small\|Ret}}	AUT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|9}}	ITA {{small\|5}}	USA {{small\|6}}	CAN {{small\|8}}	14th	8
1979	Marlboro Team McLaren	McLaren M28	Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8	ARG {{small\|Ret}}	RSA {{small\|10}}	USW {{small\|Ret}}	ESP {{small\|13}}	NC	0
		McLaren M26		BRA {{small\|Ret}}	BEL {{small\|DNQ}}
		McLaren M28B		MON {{small\|DNQ}}
		McLaren M28C		FRA {{small\|10}}	GBR {{small\|7}}
		McLaren M29		GER {{small\|Ret}}	AUT {{small\|10}}	NED {{small\|Ret}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}			CAN {{small\|Ret}}	USA {{small\|Ret}}
1981	Theodore Racing Team	Theodore TY01	Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8	USW {{small\|6}}	BRA {{small\|10}}	ARG {{small\|Ret}}	SMR {{small\|11}}	BEL {{small\|DNQ}}	MON {{small\|7}}	ESP {{small\|13}}	19th	1
1981	Equipe Talbot Gitanes	Ligier JS17	Matra MS81 3.0 V12	FRA {{small\|Ret}}	GBR {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|Ret}}	AUT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|Ret}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}	CAN {{small\|Ret}}	19th	1	CPL {{small\|Ret}}
1982	Scuderia Ferrari	Ferrari 126C2	Ferrari 021 1.5 V6t	RSA	BRA	USW	SMR	BEL	MON	DET	CAN	NED {{small\|8}}	GBR {{small\|3}}	FRA {{small\|4}}	GER {{small\|1}}	AUT {{small\|4}}	SUI {{small\|DNS}}	ITA {{small\|2}}	CPL {{small\|DNS}}	7th	25
1983	Scuderia Ferrari	Ferrari 126C2/B	Ferrari 021 1.5 V6t	BRA {{small\|5}}	USW {{small\|Ret}}	FRA {{small\|4}}	SMR {{small\|1}}	MON {{small\|4}}	BEL {{small\|2}}	DET {{small\|Ret}}	CAN {{small\|3}}	4th	40
1983	Scuderia Ferrari	Ferrari 126C3	Ferrari 021 1.5 V6t	GBR {{small\|3}}	GER {{small\|Ret}}	AUT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|2}}	ITA {{small\|4}}	EUR {{small\|Ret}}	RSA {{small\|Ret}}		4th	40
1984	Equipe Renault Elf	Renault RE50	Renault EF4 1.5 V6t	BRA {{small\|5}}	RSA {{small\|Ret}}	BEL {{small\|7}}	SMR {{small\|Ret}}	FRA {{small\|2}}	MON {{small\|Ret}}	{{small>WD}}	DET {{small\|Ret}}	DAL {{small\|Ret}}	GBR {{small\|8}}	GER {{small\|5}}	AUT {{small\|Ret}}	NED {{small\|6}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}	EUR {{small\|Ret}}	POR {{small\|7}}	11th	11
1985	Equipe Renault Elf	Renault RE60	Renault EF4B 1.5 V6t	BRA {{small\|5}}	POR {{small\|3}}	SMR {{small\|3}}	MON {{small\|Ret}}	CAN {{small\|7}}	DET {{small\|Ret}}	12th	11
1985	Equipe Renault Elf	Renault RE60B	Renault EF15 1.5 V6t	FRA {{small\|6}}	GBR {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|Ret}}	AUT {{small\|10}}	NED {{small\|Ret}}	ITA {{small\|7}}	12th	11	BEL {{small\|Ret}}	EUR {{small\|12}}	RSA	AUS {{small\|Ret}}
1986	Team Haas (USA) Ltd.	Lola THL1	Hart 415T 1.5 L4t	BRA {{small\|Ret}}	ESP {{small\|8}}	SMR {{small\|Ret}}	15th	2
1986	Team Haas (USA) Ltd.	Lola THL2	Ford Cosworth GBA 1.5 V6t	MON {{small\|Ret}}	BEL {{small\|Ret}}	CAN {{small\|DNS}}	15th	2	DET	FRA {{small\|Ret}}	GBR {{small\|Ret}}	GER {{small\|8}}	HUN {{small\|7}}	AUT {{small\|5}}	ITA {{small\|Ret}}	POR {{small\|NC}}	MEX {{small\|Ret}}	AUS {{small\|NC}}

24 Hours of Le Mans results

Year	Team	Co-Drivers	Car	Class	Laps	Pos.\|Overall Position	Class Pos.\|Class Position
1976	{{flagicon\|FRA}} Renault Sport	{{flagicon\|FRA}} Jean-Pierre Jabouille {{flagicon\|FRA}} José Dolhem	Renault Alpine A442	S 3.0	135	DNF	DNF
1977	{{flagicon\|FRA}} Équipe Renault Elf	{{flagicon\|FRA}} Jean-Pierre Jaussaud	Renault Alpine A442	S 3.0	158	DNF	DNF
1981	{{flagicon\|FRA}} Oceanic Jean Rondeau	{{flagicon\|FRA}} Henri Pescarolo	Rondeau M379-Ford Cosworth	2 +2.0	41	DNF	DNF
1989	{{flagicon\|GBR}} Silk Cut Jaguar {{flagicon\|GBR}} Tom Walkinshaw Racing	{{flagicon\|NED}} Jan Lammers {{flagicon\|GBR}} Andrew Gilbert-Scott	Jaguar XJR-9LM	C1	380	4th	4th

References

1. ^{{cite book|title=FIA Year Book of Automobile Sport 1979|publisher=Patrick Stephens Ltd.|isbn=0-85059-320-4|nopp=true|page=white p. 44}}
2. ^Shav Glick. Los Angeles Times. "For Carl Haas, It's a Working Weekend The Only Fun in Racing Is Winning, Says the Man Who Runs Andretti's Team" 14 August 1986. http://search.proquest.com/docview/292117161
3. ^¹Potter, Steve. New York Times "Can Am Struggling in Revival" 29 June 1980.http://search.proquest.com/docview/423943182

Bibliography

{{cite book|last1=Burbi|first1=Massimo|last2=Tambay|first2=Patrick|title=27: Patrick Tambay - The Ferrari Years|date=2016|publisher=Evro Publishing|isbn=1910505129}}

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