Nationality French Name Nicolas Rondet | Years active 2011 | |
Born March 9, 1970
Melle, Deux-Sevres ( 1970-03-09 ) 2011
2002
2001
1998-1999
1997-1998
1995-1996
1994-1995
1993
1992
1991 Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge
Atlantic Championship
Barber Dodge Pro Series
Atlantic Championship
Barber Dodge Pro Series
Skip Barber Western Series
French Citroen AX Cup
British Formula Ford
Formula First
French F3 2001
1996 Barber Dodge Pro Series
Skip Barber Western Series 1996 Skip Barber Big Scholarship | ||
Nicolas Rondet is a former Barber Dodge Pro Series and Atlantic Championship driver from Melle, Deux-Sevres, France.
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Career history
After he was born in France he grew up in Brazil and started karting. After a short career in karting and single-seaters the young driver switched to touring cars. He won his first season in the French Citroen AX Cup in 1993. The following season Rondet finished fifth in the series. After this success he moved to the United States of America to race in the Skip Barber Western Series. In his second season the French driver won the championship and the Skip Barber Big Scholarship. The scholarship secured him a seat in the 1997 Barber Dodge Pro Series season. The season was successful as he won one race and scored another two podium finishes. The following season he secured his seat due to his sponsors. Again the driver scored three podium finishes but he had to miss three races. 1998 was also the first season Rondet made his debut in the Atlantic Championship racing at Long Beach and Houston. His best finish was a seventh place at Houston. The Frenchman also raced a single outing in the IMSA GT Championship. At Lime Rock Park he finished thirteenth in a Mazda RX-7. He returned for a partial Atlantic Championship season the following year. He was places eleventh in the championship scoring one podium finish. After failing to secure a seat for the 2000 season he returned to the Barber Dodge Pro Series in 2001. This season was highly successful as he finished every race in the top 10, winning three races. As he won the title he won a scholarship to race in the 2002 Atlantic Championship season. This season was not so successful as he finished in the top 10 only twice.
American Open-Wheel racing results
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest race lap)