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| nationality = {{INA}} Indonesian '''Jordan Raharjo''' (born 4th January 2004 in Jakarta, Indonesia), is an Indonesian racing driver who currently drives for [[Eastern Racing Alliance]] in [[201

...rship of Kentucky Fried Chicken, his father being the owner of the brand's Indonesian franchise. As a result his cars tend to have the brand's slogan "Jagonya Ay [[Category:Real-life drivers]]

...eam mostly ran in Australian motorsport (example: V8 Supercars, Australian Drivers Championship, V8Ute). ...a satellite-team named Caraxl Indonesia for Petrus Handoyo and Indonesian drivers.

...o''' (born 30th March, 1975 in Jakarta, Indonesia) is a racing driver with Indonesian nationality. He has driven in many series including Life Grand Prix Series, ...in 1989. First time he drive on an international race was 1990 Australian Drivers Championship, at a young age of just 15 years old. He managed to secured 8t

...Fish Motorsports''', commonly just '''Flying Fish''', or '''FFM''', was an Indonesian-based racing team that competed in the [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Serie Established prior to the start of the 2012 season, Flying Fish was formed by Indonesian race driver [[Resi Respati]], who was looking to compete in the rapidly exp

...was starting to become a major threat in the championship when she won the Indonesian round and scored the fastest lap as the track was drying up. Her momentum t [[Category:Drivers]]

==Drivers and Teams== ! Race Drivers

! Test/Reserve Drivers |{{IDN}} [[Indonesian Grand Prix|Pertamina Indonesian Grand Prix]]

|series_name = ''[[Mika Häkkinen]] won his only drivers title for [[McLaren|McLaren-Mercedes]], taking eight victories.'' ==Teams and drivers==

...st and Generic also helped the team for Rejects-1. At French SuperPrix and Indonesian round, Rejects-1 comission agreed with Caraxl Racing to test the Osella FA1 [[Category:Drivers]]

...to [[Mecha Grand Prix]] for the [[2015 F1RWRS season|2015 season]] but the Indonesian team struggled with pre-qualifying and Jean-Luc qualified only twice in ele [[Category:Drivers]]

|Drivers = #29 - [[John Bean]]<br>#30 - [[Jesus Plaza]] |Noted Drivers = [[Saeed Al Faisal]]<br>[[James Davies (F1RWRS driver)|James Davies]]<b

A very competent team in the International F3000 series (winning both the drivers' and teams' championships in [[1989 Alternate International F3000 season|19 |[[Indonesian Grand Prix|IDN]]

| [[Indonesian Grand Prix|IDN]]<br>&nbsp; [[Category:Drivers]]

|Drivers = |Noted Drivers = [[Hagane Shizuka]]<br>[[Saeed Al Faisal]]<br>[[Kay Lon]]<br>[[Shinobu

==Teams and drivers== *[[Harold Campbell-Bannerman]] moved to the Indonesian-based Jagonya Ayam! Racing to compete in the Asian Formula 3 series.

*<small>1</small> - Osella FA1ME was a guest entrant in France and Indonesian rounds, and inegible for points. ==Teams and Drivers==

...uses of the series' demise along with huge concerns over the safety of the drivers. Also, the number of starters at each race was no longer fixed to a certain == Teams and drivers ==

...mself as the team leader, he took on the challenge of driving for the tiny Indonesian team, but things did not go as planned. The car was far less competitive th [[Category:Drivers]]