Cyndie Allemann

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Cyndie Allemann

Cyndie Allemann (born April 4, 1986 in Moutier ) is a Swiss racing driver .

Career

Cyndie Allemann drove in the Indy Lights in 2008

Allemann began her motorsport career in karting in 1994 , in which she was active until 2003. In 2004 she moved to the single-seater racing and was sixth of the Swiss Formula Renault . After participating in four German Formula Renault races in 2004, she drove the entire 2005 season and finished twelfth overall. She also started in the Formula Renault 2.0 Eurocup , in which she remained without points.

In 2006 she switched to the German Formula 3 Cup and finished the season with two podium finishes in ninth place overall. In 2007 she received a cockpit in the Formula 3 Euro Series at Manor Motorsport . While her teammates achieved podium positions several times and even won races, Allemann was not able to score points in any race. In the overall ranking she finished 20th.

In 2008 Allemann left Europe and competed for American Spirit Racing in the Indy Lights . With a fourth place as the best result, she was 14th overall. In 2009 she was not given a cockpit for a full season and only took part in two ADAC GT Masters races. In 2010 she again did not receive a cockpit for a full season and competed for Matech Competition in the Ford GT1 in two races of the new FIA GT1 World Championship . She also made her debut for Matech Competition at the Le Mans 24-hour race . She has been driving the Japanese Super GT for the Hitotsuyama Racing Audi customer team since 2012 .

further activities

Since March 2013, Cyndie Allemann can be seen with Alexander Wesselsky in the program Order Auto on Sport1 and is co-presenter in the program Grip .

statistics

Career stations

Le Mans results

year team vehicle Teammate Teammate placement Failure reason
2010 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Matech Competition Ford GT1 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Rahel Frey SwitzerlandSwitzerland Natacha Gachnang failure Vehicle fire

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