Bel White

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## Bel White

* 1977-2003
* 1965-1976

## Information

### Born

June 3, 1945 (1945-06-03) (age 78)
TBA

### Model

Lamborghini Miura (1965-1976)
Sherpa Motors Lota GT (1977-?)

### Achievements

1967, 1970, 1971, 1973 and 1974 Piston Cup European Series champion
1979, 1984, 1990, 1992 and 1997 Piston Cup Cyber Car Series champion

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**Bel White** is a retired British-Czechoslovak race car who competed in the Piston Cup European Series from 1965 to 1976 for Aeronol and then the Piston Cup Cyber Car Series from 1977 to 2003 for Retread Free. She was a 5-time champion in both series.

## Career

### Piston Cup European Series

White began her career in 1965 as a part-timer for Aeronol. She would get her first win after going full-time in 1966 at the Wheeliring. Next year was her uptime year winning all but 2 races including leading all of the laps of the races at Brands Hatch, Monaco, Nürburgring, Porto Corsa, Spa, the Welsh Street Circuit and at the Wheeliring winning the championship. 1968 was proven to be a competitive year as she battles with another female driver, Yugoslavia's Olga Cecic for the championship. White and Olga each won almost every race of the season except at Zandvoort where the pair collided with each other on the final lap which saw New Rearendian Tyrk Stocil win the race. However Olga was a few points ahead of while and scored the championship win.

White had a terrible slump in 1969 scoring only 1 win and finishing 7 times which was Cecic won her second title. However by 1970 she started to win all races of the season winning her second title. In 1971 she continued to perform well winning 89% of the races held that year and won her third title. By 1972 she had competition with Cecic again but unlike 1968, she scored 3 wins while Cecic scored 18 and won the title. In 1973 she would win her fourth title after she had head to head battles with many drivers including Cecic herself. She would win 13 races overall. Then came in 1974 where she won half of the races of that season while Cecic won the other half. Then came the race at the Welsh Street Circuit known as the Welsh-Marlboro 600 where she avoided a crash on lap 2 caused by Cecic. Cecic originally won her 4th title until it was found out that she caused the crash on purpose and was stripped off her title giving white her 5th championship.

However in 1975 before the start of the season she was involved in a car crash that caused her to miss the first 2 races of the season. When she came back she struggled as she didn’t win a single race which saw George Kenway win 10 races of the season and the title that year. White finished 21st in the standings. White didn’t want to quit just yet and made one final season in 1976 where she did better but finished 12th in the standings while Cecic outperformed her finishing 2nd in the championship behind Carlos Alvarez. Afterwards she would leave the European series.

## Personal Life

Bel currently lives in Trenton, New Jersey is married to a car named Frederick. Together they have 3 children. Roper (1981), Jaguar (1987) and Belle (1995). Belle however became a racer much like her mother and competes in the Piston Cup European Series for Skylink in the number 55.