André Wicky
Nationality	Swiss
Born	(1928-05-22)22 May 1928 Lausanne,Switzerland
Died	14 May 2016(2016-05-14) (aged 87) Lausanne, Switzerland

André Wicky (22 May 1928 – 14 May 2016) was aSwiss racing driver, active from the late 1950s to the late 1970s. He was mainly involved insports car racing, as an entrant and team owner as well as a driver, but also took part in several non-championshipFormula One races during the 1960s.

Wicky entered the24 Hours of Le Mans in1960 and1961 with anAC Ace, winning the 2.0 GT class in 1960. He returned to Le Mans in 1966, and raced every year until 1975, campaigningPorsches. From 1969, he drove for his own team, the Wicky Racing Team, and his best overall result was 17th in1971, driving aPorsche 908. The same year,Walter Brun finished seventh in a Wicky Porsche. Occasionally Wicky campaigned other marques besides Porsche; in 1974 he entered aBMW 3.0CSL for Brun, although it retired after one lap, and aDe Tomaso Pantera for Max Cohen-Olivar and Philippe Carron, which retired after 16 laps.

From 1961, he participated in occasional Formula One races, first with aCooperT53, but this car suffered engine failures in every race that Wicky entered. At the1963 Mediterranean Grand Prix, he drove aLotus24 forScuderia Filipinetti, and achieved his best Formula One result of ninth from 11th on the grid. He subsequently bought the Lotus and entered it in the next twoSyracuse Grands Prix, but found little success with the car, only able to repeat his ninth-place finish in the 1965 race, albeit a distant last.^[1]

Year	Team	Co-Drivers	Car	Class	Laps	Pos.	Class Pos.
1960	Ecurie Lausannoise	Georges Gachnang Jean Gretener	AC Ace-Bristol	GT 2.0	239	NC	NC
1961	Ecurie Lausannoise	Edgar Berney	AC Ace-Bristol	GT 2.0	115	DNF	DNF
1966	Prototip Bizzarrini SRL	Edgar Berney	Bizzarrini P538-Chevrolet	P +5.0	8	DNF	DNF
1967	Philippe Farjon	Philippe Farjon	Porsche 911S	GT 2.0	126	DNF	DNF
1968	Jean-Pierre Hanrioud	Jean-Pierre Hanrioud	Porsche 910	P 2.0	248	DNF	DNF
1969	Wicky Racing Team	Edgar Berney	Porsche 911T	GT 2.0	34	DNF	DNF
1970	Wicky Racing Team	Jean-Pierre Hanrioud	Porsche 907	P 2.5	161	DNF	DNF
1971	Wicky Racing Team	Max Cohen-Olivar	Porsche 908/02	P 3.0	236	DNF	DNF
1972	Wicky Racing Team	Walter Brun Max Cohen-Olivar	Porsche 908/02	S 3.0	-	DNS	DNS
1973	Wicky Racing Team	Max Cohen-Olivar Philippe Carron	Porsche 908/02	S 3.0	270	21st	9th
1974	Wicky Racing Team	Jacques Boucard Louis Cosson	Porsche 908/02	S 3.0	41	DNF	DNF
1975	Wicky Racing Team	Jose Thibault Elio Cogo	De Tomaso Pantera-Ford	GTS	-	DNQ	DNQ
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• 24 Hours of Le Mans drivers
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• Sportspeople from Lausanne
• Racing drivers from the canton of Vaud
• 12 Hours of Reims drivers

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