Racing Driver

Romain Grosjean

French racing driver

1986 - today

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His biography is available in 50 different languages on Wikipedia (up from 48 in 2024). Romain Grosjean is the 297th most popular racing driver (up from 307th in 2024), the 454th most popular biography from Switzerland (up from 456th in 2019) and the 7th most popular Swiss Racing Driver.

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Romain Grosjean's biography appears in 50 language editions of Wikipedia, more than 95% of all Racing Drivers.

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Among Racing Drivers

Among racing drivers, Romain Grosjean ranks 297 out of 1,204. Before him are Kent Andersson, Luiz Bueno, Paul Pietsch, Kevin Schwantz, Teo Fabi, and Brian Hart. After him are Roger Penske, Dale Earnhardt Jr., José Dolhem, Carl Scarborough, André Pilette, and Adrian Sutil.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1986, Romain Grosjean ranks 61. Before him are Amanda Bynes, Ibrahim Afellay, Charlotte Flair, Akihito Kusunose, Stjepan Hauser, and Emily Armstrong. After him are Richard Gasquet, Pom Klementieff, Sean Paul Lockhart, Oscar Pistorius, Scott Eastwood, and João Moutinho.

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In Switzerland

Among people born in Switzerland, Romain Grosjean ranks 454 out of 1,198. Before him are Leon Schlumpf (1925), Stephan Lichtsteiner (1984), Kaspar Villiger (1941), Alexander Frei (1979), Paolo Macchiarini (1958), and Granit Xhaka (1992). After him are Robert Emden (1862), Hans Huber (1852), René Fasel (1950), Eugène Parlier (1929), Mattia Binotto (1969), and Murat Yakin (1974).

Among Racing Drivers In Switzerland

Among racing drivers born in Switzerland, Romain Grosjean ranks 7. Before him are Clay Regazzoni (1939), Jo Siffert (1936), Luigi Taveri (1929), Marc Surer (1951), Silvio Moser (1941), and Mick Schumacher (1999). After him are Heinz Schiller (1930), Max de Terra (1918), Loris Kessel (1950), Toni Branca (1916), Jo Vonlanthen (1942), and Jean-Denis Délétraz (1963).

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