Bady Hassaine’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Algerian motorcycle racer
Is Motorcycle racer 
From Algeria 
Type Sports 
Gender male

Bady Hassaine est un pilote moto algérien né à la fin de années 1950 en Algérie. Il a couru entre 1983 et 1990 chez MBA et Honda. Il a fait toute sa carrière en 125 cm dans des écuries privées souvent françaises. Il a couru parfois sous les couleurs tunisiennes bien qu’étant algérien.

Biographie

Bady Hassaine est né en Algérie et reste à l’heure actuelle le seul pilote algérien et plus largement maghrébin à avoir prix part à un Grand Prix. Il débute fortuitement en 1983 dans une toute petite usine française lors du Bol d’Or. À partir de 1983 il concourt régulièrement en 125 cm mais doit attendre 1987 pour marquer ses premiers points faute aux motos qu’il conduit. Ami de nombreux pilotes français dont Rachel Nicotte, il réussit en 1988 à obtenir une bonne moto. Il termine 6 en Suède. L’année suivante il ne parvient pas à reproduire la même saison et achève sa carrière en 1990. Depuis il court toujours dans les épreuves d’endurance et en rallye routier.

Palmarès

  • Meilleur résultat : 6 à Anderstorp en 1988.
  • Portail de la moto
  • Portail de l’Algérie
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