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Bakere started the season badly at the [[Baltanlan Grand Prix]], qualifying in last (at 18th) and being unable to finish the race following a gearbox failure. A similar problem was faced by his fellow [[Mikhail Kotlavchenko]], who was only able to finish the race in 9th. The [[Rakhmani Grand Prix]] followed the extremely underwhelming start of the season for the Montcrabin, qualifying last once more, and only being able to scrape points with a 7th place finish in the sprint, followed by 12th in the race. Frenċ cited "constant issues" with the Crabota CMC2022's gearbox for his poor form at the beginning of the season, leading to revisions by Iżakk and Crabota. The [[Bostonia Grand Prix]] saw Bakere qualify in 8th and end the race in 9th. In [[Karimun Grand Prix|Karimun]], he improved on his 9th place in qualification to finish 5th in the race. At home, in the [[Montcrabe City Grand Prix]], he qualified in 13th and ended the race in 10th - a complex improvement in the [[Crabin Circuit]] to end with 1 point.
 
Bakere started the season badly at the [[Baltanlan Grand Prix]], qualifying in last (at 18th) and being unable to finish the race following a gearbox failure. A similar problem was faced by his fellow [[Mikhail Kotlavchenko]], who was only able to finish the race in 9th. The [[Rakhmani Grand Prix]] followed the extremely underwhelming start of the season for the Montcrabin, qualifying last once more, and only being able to scrape points with a 7th place finish in the sprint, followed by 12th in the race. Frenċ cited "constant issues" with the Crabota CMC2022's gearbox for his poor form at the beginning of the season, leading to revisions by Iżakk and Crabota. The [[Bostonia Grand Prix]] saw Bakere qualify in 8th and end the race in 9th. In [[Karimun Grand Prix|Karimun]], he improved on his 9th place in qualification to finish 5th in the race. At home, in the [[Montcrabe City Grand Prix]], he qualified in 13th and ended the race in 10th - a complex improvement in the [[Crabin Circuit]] to end with 1 point.
  
Following the Montcrabe City Grand Prix, Iżakk held a press conference to address the poor form at the start of the season, attributing it to a persistent gearbox issue which, they claimed, had now been fixed for the upcoming [[Creeperian Grand Prix]].
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Following the Montcrabe City Grand Prix, Iżakk held a press conference to address the poor form at the start of the season, attributing it to a persistent gearbox issue which, they claimed, had now been fixed for the upcoming [[Creeperian Grand Prix]]. Results were immediate, with Bakere qualifying in 6th and finishing 3rd to earn his first podium of the season in [[San Emmanuel, San Salvador|San Emmanuel]].
  
  

Revision as of 22:24, 4 August 2023

Frenċ Bakere
Frenc bakere.png
BornFrenċ Thierry Bakere
(1995-10-24) 24 October 1995 (age 28)
Torosa, Montcrabe
Gran-Prix One World Championship career
NationalityMontcrabe Montcrabin
2023 teamIżakk
Car number77
ChampionshipsTBD (2022)
First entry2016 Baltanlan Gran Prix
2022 positionTBD (xx pts)
SignatureFrenc bakere signature.png
Previous series
2017
20152016
Gran-Prix 2 Championship
Gran-Prix 3 Championship
Championship titles
2015
2014
Gran-Prix 2 Championship
Gran-Prix 3 Championship
Awards
FIA Rookie of the Year (2016)

Frenċ "Fredo" Thierry Bakere (born October 24, 1995), is a Montcrabin racing driver in Gran-Prix One competition with the Iżakk-Crabota GP1 Team, team which he has been with since his debut in 2016. He is contracted to Iżakk, following a recent extension, to the end of the 2027 season in a deal worth a reported ᕮ45 million.

Personal life

Born in Torosa, Montcrabe, Bakere is the only child of Montcrabin former second-division football player, Chandler Bakere, and Marla de Chawki. Having shown early talent for karting at a young age, Bakere has lived in Montcrabe City since age 12, as part of the Principati's Talents Project. Frenċ dated actress Danjela Bianca from 2017 to 2023.

Bakere has referred to himself as an "avid fan" of football, stating his support and even appearing in countless games for Montcrabin club Real Parante. He is also very close friends with Parante footballer Karim Bencrabe, who he has been spotted with in various different events for the club and outside of it. In a 2016 interview following his debut, Frenċ stated that he would've liked to be a football player if he had not been a racing driver.

Gran-Prix One

Iżakk (2016-present)

2016 season

TBD

2017 season

TBD

2018 season

TBD

2019 season

TBD

2020 season

TBD

2021 season

TBD

2022 season

TBD

2023 season

Frenċ Bakere during the 2023 Rakhman Grand Prix

Bakere started the season badly at the Baltanlan Grand Prix, qualifying in last (at 18th) and being unable to finish the race following a gearbox failure. A similar problem was faced by his fellow Mikhail Kotlavchenko, who was only able to finish the race in 9th. The Rakhmani Grand Prix followed the extremely underwhelming start of the season for the Montcrabin, qualifying last once more, and only being able to scrape points with a 7th place finish in the sprint, followed by 12th in the race. Frenċ cited "constant issues" with the Crabota CMC2022's gearbox for his poor form at the beginning of the season, leading to revisions by Iżakk and Crabota. The Bostonia Grand Prix saw Bakere qualify in 8th and end the race in 9th. In Karimun, he improved on his 9th place in qualification to finish 5th in the race. At home, in the Montcrabe City Grand Prix, he qualified in 13th and ended the race in 10th - a complex improvement in the Crabin Circuit to end with 1 point.

Following the Montcrabe City Grand Prix, Iżakk held a press conference to address the poor form at the start of the season, attributing it to a persistent gearbox issue which, they claimed, had now been fixed for the upcoming Creeperian Grand Prix. Results were immediate, with Bakere qualifying in 6th and finishing 3rd to earn his first podium of the season in San Emmanuel.