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Keijo Erik Rosberg (born 6 December 1948), best known as "Keke" (Finnish pronunciation: [ˈkeke ˈruːsbæri] ⓘ), is a Finnish former racing driver and winner of the 1982 Formula One World Championship.
HALL OF FAME - 1982. Keke Rosberg. The original Flying Finn was a swaggering swashbuckler whose dashing, daring, darting style of driving enlivened every race he was in.
Keke Rosberg was a Finnish F1 driver who won the 1982 Drivers' Championship for Williams. He competed in Formula 1 from 1978 to 1986. 2024 FIA Formula One Season.
Rosberg’s race notably included a ding-dong battle with Gilles Villeneuve which eventually saw Rosberg triumphant despite the Williams’ huge power disadvantage to the turbocharged Ferrari.
Biography of 1982 Formula 1 world champion Keke Rosberg, whose son Nico emulated him by also winning the F1 title.
Keke Rosberg Biography. Keke Rosberg won the World Drivers' Championship in 1982 with Williams. Born on the 6th of December of 1948, Keijo Erik Rosberg had a very different journey from other drivers until finding a spot into Formula 1 racing.
Jul 4, 2015 · Keke Rosberg was a driver with a reputation for laying it all on the line, but in an extraordinary qualifying session for the 1985 British Grand Prix at Silverstone he pushed himself further than he’d ever been before - all in the pursuit of previously unattainable speed.
In the late 1970s Swedish-born Finn Keke Rosberg carved a formidable reputation in the junior formulae, battling with fellow rising star Gilles Villeneuve in Formula Atlantic before making his mark in Formula 1 with victory in the non-championship Silverstone International race for the Theodore team in 1978.
Nov 29, 2020 · Born December 6, 1948 in Stockholm to Finnish parents, Keijo ‘Keke’ Rosberg was a karting champion who moved into car racing and enjoyed success in Formula Vee and Super Vee. There was no silver spoon and Rosberg had to wheel, deal and hustle to finance his early career.
Keke Rosberg (born 06 Dec 1948 Solna, Stockholm, Sweden). 1982 World Champion, exceptionally fast and spectacular driver, who retired from racing fully in 1995. Caused a sensation to win the 1978 BRDC International Trophy in only his second Formula 1 race.
