Markus Höttinger

Austrian racing driver

Markus Höttinger - Athletes & Sports Figures born May 28th, 1956
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Markus Höttinger participated in the Formula One World Championship in the 1970s. He drove for the team March Engineering during his professional career. Höttinger competed in several Grand Prix events, showcasing his skills on the international racing circuit. After his racing career, he continued to contribute to the motorsport community until his untimely death.

Competed in Formula One with March Engineering

Participated in multiple Grand Prix events

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