Please answer the following question: What key details about rauno aaltonen can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: rauno august aaltonen -lrb- born 7 january 1938 -rrb- , also known as '' the rally professor '' , is a finnish former professional rally driver who competed in the world rally championship throughout the 1970s . before wrc was established aaltonen competed in the european rally championship . he won the championship in 1965 , with tony ambrose as his co-driver . he also won the finnish rally championship in 1961 and 1965 . in 1966 , he partnered bob holden in australia to win the premier touring car race , the gallaher 500 , in a mini cooper s at mount panorama in new south wales . aaltonen finished second on six occasions in the safari rally , which is considered one of the most difficult courses in rallying . in 1985 , he was leading the rally by two hours when his engine broke down before the last few special stages . his other merits include winning the 1000 lakes rally in 1961 , the rac rally in 1965 , the monte carlo rally in 1967 , the southern cross rally in 1977 , and a '' coupe des alpes '' at the alpine rally in 1963 and 1964 . despite now being remembered as one of the flying finns of rallying , aaltonen started his career on speed boats and later moved on to motorcycles competing in road racing , speedway and motocross . before he became the first finnish european rally champion , he was the first finn to win a grand prix motorcycle racing competition . aaltonen was a proponent of left-foot braking . in 2010 , he was among the first four inductees into the rally hall of fame , along with erik carlsson , paddy hopkirk and timo makinen .
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- alt is rauno august aaltonen- teams is opel , datsun- years is 1973 & ndash ; 1987- caption is aaltonen in the late 1970s- races is 25- podiums is 6- points is 65- birth date is 07 january 1938- name is rauno aaltonen- stagewins is 11- nationality is fin finnish- image is raunoaaltonenlate1970s.jpg- birth place is turku- wins is 0