Thanks for your mail :) It's perfectly fine to ask about the article, and also fine to email me. You can reply by email if you like, or reply here or on my talk page where you first posted. The article was started by a Dutch editor who preferred to edit here rather than on the Dutch version of Wikipedia. He was very enthusiastic and started articles about several drivers, although I and other editors did need to go and clean them up a little bit. I guess it is a little surprising that there's an article about this driver, as he was not very well-known internationally, but technically he is notable enough for his own article because he drove in two Formula One races, the pinnacle of motor sport! Winning in F2 also adds to his notability. I would love to add more to the article, and fix any mistakes, if you are willing to send information. Ideally Wikipedia articles are supposed to include sources, i.e. books, newspapers, web pages etc where the information comes from, so if you have any newspaper or magazine articles (they don't have to be in English) that we can cite, that would be even better. If you have any other questions about Wikipedia, I'd be glad to help :) Bretonbanquet ( talk) 23:12, 27 September 2010 (UTC)