Villeneuve, Jacques

1971 – He was born on the 9th day of April this year in St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, Canada.

1977 – He was a winner of Formula One.

1989 – He first competed in the Italian Formula 3 series from this year up to 1991.

1992 - He raced in the Japanese Formula 3 series, winning three races and placing second in the championship.

1993 – He moved to the North American Toyota Atlantic racing series, where he won five races and finished his debut season third in the standings.

1994 - He moved to Champ Car and was the series Rookie of the Year after a string of strong results, including his first victory at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.

1995 - He won the Indianapolis 500

1996 - He 1996 he moved to Formula One with the Williams team.

1998 - He was made an Officer of the National Order of Quebec.

1999 - He joined the newly-founded British American Racing (BAR) team, co-founded and partly owned by his personal manager, Craig Pollock.

2004 - . He continued training and made a special appearance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed driving his late father's Ferrari.

2005 – He signed a two-year contract to drive for Sauber, starting this year.

2006 - He released his first commercial single 'Accepterais-tu', a French song with lyrics that fit well with his present personal status - asking his loved one to marry him.

2007 – He was be one of the team's third drivers for this year  24 Hours of Le Mans.