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Nina Madeline Rindt (o.s. Lincoln; s. 1943 [1]) on suomalainen entinen malli, joka nousi 1960- ja 1970-luvun vaihteen tyyli-ikoniksi formulakuljettaja Jochen Rindtin vaimona. [2]
Nina Madeline Rindt (née Lincoln, also formerly known as Nina Hood, Lady Bridport; born 1943) is a Finnish former model, Formula One motor racing personality, and member (by marriage) of the British aristocracy.
Nina Lincoln naît en 1943 en Finlande. Elle grandit entre la Suisse et la Finlande, puis devient mannequin au début des années 60. Elle partage alors son temps entre New-York, Paris et Londres, où elle devient une icône mode du « Swinging London » des sixties, aux côtés notamment de Twiggy.
28 juin 2014 · Fille de Curt Lincoln, pilote finlandais co-fondateur du circuit de Keimola, Nina n’est pourtant pas attirée par la compétition. Elle a été séduite par la belle allure à skis de Jochen, mais elle ne s’intéresse pas vraiment au fait qu’il soit pilote automobile. Une fois leur liaison officialisée, elle suit
- Who Is Nina Rindt?
- Nina Lincoln Becomes Nina Rindt
- Natasha Rindt Is Born & Tragedy Strikes
- Nina Remarries & Has 2 More Children
- Nina Rindt – The Fashion Icon
- What Happened to Nina Rindt?
- Nina Rindt Today
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Nina Rindt, originally named Nina Lincoln, was born in 1943, the daughter of top Finnish racing driver and tennis player Curt Lincoln. Curt enjoyed a successful racing career throughout the 1950s and 1960s, and also played tennis for Finland. Nina’s brother Lars also played tennis, representing his country on more than one occasion. Although initia...
Nina’s connections in the motor racing world, together with her status as a top fashion model made her one of the most glamorous women of the period. It is no surprise, then, to learn that in 1967 she married a top racing driver. Jochen Rindthad already established himself as one of the best young racing drivers at this time. They were a golden cou...
In 1968, their daughter Natasha was born. Happiness was short-lived, however, as in 1970, at just 28 years of age, Jochen was killed while practicing in Monza for the Italian Grand Prix. He had won enough races that season to be named World Champion. He remains the only posthumous Grand Prix champion. Nina accepted the award on his behalf. The cere...
Two years after Jochen’s death, Nina Rindt remarried, taking as her new husband Philip Martyn, who was British. Philip Martyn was a friend of racing driver Jackie Stewart and reputedly earned his living as a professional gambler. Nina’s second child was born to this marriage, a daughter named Tamara. Philip and Nina separated soon afterwards, and i...
Nina Rindt is remembered for her devotion to her husband’s racing career and her willingness to sit trackside timing his laps. As a former model, she was renowned for her sense of style and easy approach to fashion. Nina was the epitome of a casually elegant style. The 1960s was a time of dramatic changes in popular fashion. Nina embraced those cha...
Nina Rindt never had a film career as such but did appear in four documentary films devoted to motor racing. One was a German TV documentary about her husband, the other documentaries in which she appeared among other personalities linked to motor racing. In 2011 the Italian sports newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport named Nina Rindt as the most beau...
Although she has avoided public appearances in recent years, Nina Rindt is still remembered as one of the most stylish women to have appeared on the catwalk and graced Formula One. Similar Stories… Linda Vaughn – Motor Racing’s Dazzling Queen
Nina Rindt, formerly Nina Lincoln, was a Finnish-born model and the widow of racing legend Jochen Rindt. She was known for her casual elegance, her large watch and hat, and her involvement in sports management.
24 mai 2023 · Nina Rindt, born Nina Lincoln in 1943, was raised in Finland and Switzerland, was a model and the wife of regretted racing driver, 1970 F1 World Champion, Jochen Rindt.
19 mars 2020 · Il aura donc fallu attendre ce 31e volume de Grand Prix pour vous proposer… une histoire d’amour. Et quelle histoire ! Nina Lincoln et Jochen Rindt formaient le plus beau, le plus glamour, le plus avant-gardiste et le plus libre des couples de stars de la F1 des sixties. Avant la tragédie.
