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Justin Wilson

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In Memoriam Justin Wilson

Postby girry »

There are few words I can say right now. But there are some that I've written earlier that now feel like a decent tribute - this is a (written part of a) Reject Profile on him that I constructed during July as he was still well and active, and as we had the lack of content on the new site. Just didn't want it to be the first article to be published, as I felt my writings were insufficient to honor Enoch's works enough.

Sources are difficult to enlist, but they can be provided individually for statements and events if needed

Yeah. Certainly I feel like his profile doesn't deserve to get an ending.

Rest in Peace, Justin. Condolences to his family.



Justin Wilson

Nationality: British
Date of Birth: 31 July
Teams: Minardi, Jaguar ()
Races Entered: 16
Races Started: 16
Best Result: 8th, US Grand Prix

Featuring in the record books for being the tallest F1 driver ever, Justin Wilson found his career prospects in the sport limited despite a respectable debut season

Career Summary

- Karting
- Formula Vauxhall Junior Winter Series
- Champion in Formula Vauxhall Junior Challenge Cup; 3rd in Formula Vauxhall Junior for John Village Automotive
- 2nd in Formula Vauxhall Junior for Paul Stewart Racing
- 4th in

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Justin Wilson (): A Towering Talent

One of the most frequent comments made over the years about Justin Wilson was that he never had a bad word to say about anyone - ever. Even more significantly, no one had ever said or even heard a bad word about him in return either. As the outpouring of grief from around the world and across dozens of different motor racing categories following his untimely passing on Monday night ably demonstrates, he had long been one of the best-liked and most-loved drivers working in the sport today.

Wilson's nickname 'Bad Ass' was therefore in one sense a wildly ironic one. His reputation was of being the most friendly and charming individual, a 'gentle giant' who always stood out thanks to his sizeable six-foot-four-inch frame, which at one point had threatened to ruin any hopes of a successful motorsport career. In fact it simply meant that Wilson worked even harder than most to propel himself through the motorsport 'school of hard knocks.' Sure enough, he soon started to overcome the disadvantage of the lanky frame which always put him literally head and shoulders above his fellow competitors in the paddock, even during his early years of karting and into Formula Vauxhall where he raced with Paul Stewart Racing for three seasons. 'Bad Ass' might h