· Eddie Keizan nationality South African born Septem hometown Johannesburg died place of death Bryanston, Johannesburg Racing highlights. · Eddie Keizan, the driver so instrumental in the car’s track success, claimed that, inch wide wheels and racing slicks apart, the racing car was almost identical to the road version. He also described the cars as the best racers he had ever driven, citing in particular the handling capabilities. Eddie Keizan South African racing driver dead at age South African racing driver. Died on Saturday May 21st View other recent people: Basilio do Nascimento, Aga Mikolaj, Belinda Sykes. Thank you for saying goodbye to. Click here to say your final goodbye.
Eddie Keizan (born Johannesburg; died Bryanston, Johannesburg). Sadly died of liver cancer in Ran, for a long time, Tiger Wheels and Tyres in Johannesburg, but the company went under in the mid's and Eddie then largely retired, although he remained a non-executive director of Tiger Automotive, which was formed from the remains of Tiger Wheels. Eddie Keizan. Eddie Keizan (12 September – 21 May ) was a South African racing driver. He raced in three World Championship Formula One Grands Prix during the s, debuting on 3 March Read more on Wikipedia. Since , the English Wikipedia page of Eddie Keizan has received more than 22, page views. -. CELEBRATED South African racing driver and founder of Tiger Wheel Tyre (TWT) Eddie Keizan passed away on Saturday May Keizan was bitten by the racing bug in the mids when he modified his Mini road car for competition, and went on to win local Production Car Championships in , , , and
Eddie Keizan did not have the longevity of a Jody Scheckter in the sport and may not have won the World Championship, but he was still one of the best drivers. - Eddie Keizan, Blignaut Lucky Strike Racing Team, Local driver Eddie Keizan at the wheel of a Tyrrell in the South African. Browse through high-res photos for Eddie Keizan captured by some of the best professional motorsports photographers from around the world.
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