U

Ugeux, Sebastien (B)

b


2000 - Belgian Procars (Alfa Romeo 156): Champion, 267 pts

Uhlenhaut, Rudolf (D)

b 15/7/1906 (London, England) - d 8/5/1989

After obtaining his degree, Uhlenhaut joined the experimental department in Mercedes. Within a few years he was given the job of sorting out the racing department, and he started out by driving the Mercedes race car around the Nürburgring until he had worked out how to make it go faster. He then developed the Mercedes race cars up until WW2. 

After the hostilities, Uhlenhaut developed the Mercedes 300SL, and when they returned to the track, the W196. When Mercedes withdrew from racing in 1955, he worked on Mercedes road car projects instead. During the racing years, Uhlenhaut was frequently as fast, if not faster, than the regular drivers, but he was never allowed to race.

Ukhov, Mikhail (RUS)

b


2000 - Russian Touring Car Championship (BMW 320i): Champion, 124 pts
2001 - Russian Touring Car Championship (BMW 320i): 2nd, 112 pts
2002 - Russian Touring Car Championship (BMW 320i): 2nd, 110 pts
2003 - Russian Touring Car Championship (BMW 320i): Champion

Unett, Bernard (GB)

b


1974 - British Touring Car Champion
1976 - British Touring Car Champion
1977 - British Touring Car Champion

Unser, Al (USA)

b 29/5/1939 (Albuquerque, New Mexico) d 10/12/2001 (Chama, New Mexico)


Brother of Bobby, father of Al Jr

1965 - Indycars (Eisert/Lotus-Ford 34): 1 win (Pikes Peak)
1968 - Indycars: 5 wins - Nazareth (Ward-Offenhauser), Indianapolis Raceway Park Races 1 & 2, Langhorne Races 2 & 3 (Lola-Ford T150)
1969 - Indycars: 5 wins - Milwaukee Race 2, Seattle Race 2, Phoenix Race 2 (Lola-Ford T152), Du Quoin, Sacramento (King-Ford)
1970 - Indycars: Champion, 10 wins - Phoenix Race 1, Indy 500, Indianapolis Raceway Park, Milwaukee Race 2, Trenton Race 2 (Colt-Ford 70), Du Quoin, Springfield, Indiana State Fairgrounds, Sedalia, Sacramento (King-Ford)
1971 - Indycars (Colt-Ford 71): 5 wins (Rafaela Races 1 & 2, Phoenix Race 1, Indy 500, Milwaukee Race 1)
1973 - Indycars (Parnelli-Offenhauser): 1 win (Texas World Speedway)
1974 - Indycars (Eagle-Offenhauser 74): 1 win (Michigan)
1976 - Indycars (Parnelli-Cosworth VPJ6B): 3 wins (Pocono 500, Milwaukee, Phoenix)
1977 - Indycars (Parnelli-Cosworth VPJ6B): 1 win (California 500)
1978 - Indycars (Lola-Cosworth T500): 3 wins (Indy 500, Pocono 500, California 500). IROC: Champion
1979 - Indycars (Chaparral-Cosworth 2K): 1 win (Phoenix)
1983 - Indycars (Penske-Cosworth PC11): Champion, 1 win (Cleveland)
1985 - Indycars (March-Cosworth 85C): Champion, 1 win (Phoenix)
1987 - Indycars (March-Cosworth 86C): 1 win (Indy 500)

Unser Jr, Al (USA)

b 19/4/1962 (Albuquerque)


Son of Al Unser
 

1973 - Started racing Sprint Cars
1979 - World of Outlaws Sprint Cars
1980 - World of Outlaws Sprint Cars. Won Colorado Spint Championship.
1981 - SCCA Super Vee Champion (Galles Racing)
1982 - Can-Am (Galles Racing): Champion. Indycars (Forsythe Racing): 1 race, California 500, finished 5th.
1983 - Indycar (Galles Racing): 7th.
1984 - Indycar (Galles Racing March-Cosworth 84C): 6th, 1 win (Portland).
1985 - Indycar (Shierson Racing Lola-Cosworth T900): 2nd, 150 pts, 2 wins (Meadowlands, Cleveland)
1986 - Indycar (Shierson Racing Lola-Cosworth T86/00): 4th, 1 win (Miami). IROC: Champion. Won Daytona 24 Hrs (Porshce 962) with A.Holbert & D.Bell.
1987 - Indycar (Shierson Racing): 3rd. Won Daytona 24 Hrs (Porsche 962) with C.Robinson, D.Bell & A.Holbert.
1988 - Indycar (Galles Racing March-Cosworth 88C): 2nd, 1 win (Miami). IROC: Champion
1989 - Indycar (Galles Racing Lola-Chevrolet T89/00): 5th, 1 win (Long Beach). Won Marlboro Challenge.
1990 - Indycar (Galles Racing Lola-Chevrolet T90/00): Champion, 6 wins (Long Beach, Milwaukee, Toronto, Michigan, Denver, Vancouver)
1991 - Indycar (Galles Racing Lola-Chevrolet T91/00): 3rd, 2 wins (Long Beach, Denver). Tested Williams F1 car.
1992 - Indycar (Galles Racing Galmer-Chevrolet G92): 3rd, 1 win (Indy 500)
1993 - Indycar (Galles Racing Lola-Chevrolet T93/00): 7th, 1 win (Vancouver)
1994 - Indycar (Penske Racing Penske-Ilmor PC23): Champion, 8 wins (Long Beach, Indy 500, Milwaukee, Portland, Cleveland, Mid-Ohio, New Hampshire, Vancouver) - note: won Indy 500 with special one-off push-rod Mercedes engine
1995 - Indycar (Penske Racing Penske-Mercedes), 149 points, 2nd, 3 wins (Portland, Mid Ohio, Vancouver), (2nd Milwaukee, Michigan, 3rd New Hampshire, 6th Surfers Paradise, Laguna Seca, DNQ Indy 500)
1996 - Indycar (Penske Racing): 4th.
1997 - Indycar (Penske Racing): 13th
1998 - Indycar (Penske Racing): 11th
1999 - Indycar (Penske Racing Penske Mercedes): 21st
2000 - IRL (Galles Racing G Force-Oldsmobile): 9th, 188 pts
2001 - IRL (Galles Racing G-Force Oldsmobile): 7th, 287 pts, 1 win (Gateway)
2002 - IROC: 7th, 39 pts. Checked into an alcohol rehabilitation center mid-season. IRL (Kelley Racing Dallara-Chevrolet): 7th, 311 pts
2003 - IRL (Kelley Racing): 6th, 1 win (Texas MS)
2004 - IRL (Patrick Racing Dallara-Chevrolet): 25th, 44 pts, retired mid-season.

Unser, Jerry (USA)

b 15/11/1932 - d 17/05/1959

 

Unser, Johnny (USA)

b 22/10/1958

 

Unser, Louis (USA)

b


Uncle of Al Unser & Bobby Unser.

1947 - Indycars (Maserati): 1 win (Pikes Peak)
1953 - Indycars (Kurtis-Offenhauser): 1 win (Pikes Peak)

Unser, Robby (USA)

b 12/01/1968

 

Uren, Jeff (GB)

b - d 06/04/2007


1959 - British Touring Car Champion

Urlin, JW (USA)

b


2002 - US FF2000 (Mygale): 3rd, 219 pts

Urrutia, Santiago (URU)

b 30/08/1996 (Miguelete)


2016 - Indy Lights (Schmidt Peterson Motorsport): 2nd, 361 pts