Michèle Mouton - She has hardly lost any of her temperament
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Summary
On November 14, Michèle Mouton spoke about her racing career at the Energypark in Laupersdorf on the occasion of the 4th Legends Meeting. Swiss photo reporter Dieter Schöni led the conversation. He had twice had the opportunity to experience some fast test drives with Mouton in an Audi Quattro in the 1980s.
This article contains the following chapters
- A tradition as old as motorsport itself
- Michèle Mouton remembers
- As a woman in the 1970s and 1980s
- Female rally driver on the race track
- An implausible phone call
- The Audi and San Remo
- Safety concerns
- The pretty, black volcano
- World champion
- The only machos in her career: The Americans!
- End of group B
- A child and other projects
Estimated reading time: 36min
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On November 14, Michèle Mouton spoke about her racing career at the Energypark in Laupersdorf on the occasion of the 4th Legends Meeting. Swiss photo reporter Dieter Schöni led the conversation. He had twice had the opportunity to experience some fast test drives with Mouton in an Audi Quattro in the 1980s. The legends get-together is a charitable event for the benefit of the Synapsis dementia foundation, which Dieter Schöni set up with his son Marc. Grasse is a small town in the south of France, famous above all for its perfumers. The mild climate on the Côte d'Azur has always allowed flowers to flourish. The lavender of Provence is world-famous, but other flowers are also used by the manufacturers of essences for the perfume industry. Michèle Mouton's parents grew flowers in Grasse for the perfume industry. This required large tracts of land on which roses and especially jasmine could be grown. Mouton's father spent five years as a German prisoner of war, and he later said that he would probably have become a car racing driver himself had it not been for the Second World War.
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