Thierry Tassin

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Thierry Tassin (born January 11, 1959 in Brussels) is a Belgian racing driver. Career

Tassin started his career in international car racing in the 1980s, starting with the European Formula 3 and British Formula 3, where he won six podiums and doubled his highest. With respectively three and 59 points, respectively, ranked 16th and 4th in the general classification. In subsequent years, he also appeared in the World Championship for Drivers and Makes, Monaco Grand Prix, European Formula 2, Formula 3000, World Touring Car Championship, Campionnat du Belgique, Renault 5 Turbo Cup France, Belgian Procar Touring Car The Championship, the FIA ​​Touring Car Challenge, the Telekom D1 ONS ADAC Tourenwagen Cup, the Belgian Touring Car Championship, the Belgian Procar and the FIA ​​GT Championship.

In the European Formula 2 Belgian started in 1982-1984. In the first season of the season, the achievement of one point earned him seventeenth place in the overall classification. A year later, Tassin picked up eleven points, which gave him the eighth place in the final drivers classification. In 1984 he was on the podium once. With a score of eighteen, he finished 6th in the season.

In Formula 3000 Belgian started in 1985-1987. Only in the first season he scored points. One point earned him a place in the final overall ranking. Bibliography

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