Noël del Bello
Noël del Bello ( born December 25, 1942) is a French former racing driver and team owner.
Racing career
Noël del Bello began his career in the 1960s with small racing events for GT cars in France. His first major international race was the 6- hour race at Dijon in 1979, a championship round of the World Sportscar Championship this year. Del Bello drove together with a Chevron B36 Bernard Verdier and fell for a 13th place (of 27 starters) in the race from.
In the same year he made his debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans; He finished the race in the 22nd place overall. His best result at Le Mans, he scored 1986 rank 17 His most successful race in the World Sportscar Championship was the 1000 km race at Dijon in 1980, which he finished in fifth place. Del Bello was active as a ferry until 1991, then he performed entirely on his work as a team owner.
Team owner
Noël del Bello founded in the 1980s, a racing team - Noël del Bello Racing - race cars which reported in GT and sports car racing until 2010 years. Among other things, one Sauber C8, a Reynard 2KQ came. GT Porsche and racing cars by Yves Courage used.