Jean-Michel Martin
Belgian racing driver
Jean-Michel Martin (born 19 June 1953) is a Belgian racing driver.[1] He won the 24 Hours of Spa four times, including twice with his younger brother Philippe in 1979 and 1980. His son Maxime also won the race in 2016. He was on the winning team of 1992 24 Hours Nürburgring.[2]
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Winners of the Nürburgring 24 Hours
- Timo Bernhard
- Pedro Lamy
- Marcel Tiemann
- Marc Duez
- Romain Dumas
- Marc Lieb
- Fritz Müller
- Peter Zakowski
- Herbert Hechler
- Klaus Ludwig
- Hans-Joachim Stuck
- Markus Winkelhock
- Uwe Alzen
- Michael Bartels
- Nicky Catsburg
- Axel Felder
- Dieter Gartmann
- Christopher Haase
- Altfrid Heger
- Frank Katthöfer
- Lucas Luhr
- Christopher Mies
- Jörg Müller
- Klaus Niedzwiedz
- Gerold Pankl
- Roberto Ravaglia
- Johannes Scheid
- Sabine Schmitz
- Bernd Schneider
- Frank Stippler
- Hans-Jürgen Tiemann
- Kelvin van der Linde
- Dries Vanthoor
- Frédéric Vervisch
- Winfried Vogt
- Joachim Winkelhock
- Bamber
- Basseng
- Bleekemolen
- Bovensiepen
- Bröhling
- Burgstaller
- Cairoli
- Cecotto
- Christensen
- Christodoulou
- Danner
- De Azevedo
- De Phillippi
- Dören
- Döring
- Edwards
- Eng
- Engel
- Estre
- Farfus
- Faubel
- Fernández Laser
- Frijns
- Geschwendtner
- Giroix
- Hahne
- Hammelmann
- Hohenzollern
- Holup
- Huisman
- Joisten
- Kaffer
- Kelleners
- Konrad
- Kummle
- Lauda
- Lechner
- Lietz
- Makowiecki
- Mamerow
- Martin
- Mauer
- Mayländer
- Menzel
- Metzger
- D. Müller
- N. Müller
- Nissen
- Oberndorfer
- Oestreich
- Pilet
- Pirro
- Pittard
- Priaulx
- Quirin
- Rast
- Rensing
- Reuter
- Rockenfeller
- Rosterg
- Said
- Sandström
- Scheider
- Schickentanz
- Schmickler
- M. Schneider
- Selzer
- Sims
- Soper
- Tandy
- Thiim
- L. Vanthoor
- Walterscheid-Müller
- Widmann
- Wirdheim
- Wlazik
- Wolf
- Yelloly
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