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The F1 Rejects Virtual Universe wiki
Welcome to the F1 Rejects Alternative Championship database wiki. This wiki is the place to find details of any virtual or alternative championship held in F1 Rejects' Perry McCarthy memorial forum. Feel free to contribute to any page, but make sure you register an account first. Go mad!
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- Own a driver or team in a virtual championship? Help out by creating a wiki page for them!
- Fan of a virtual championship, but the page needs work? Add some finishing touches to it!
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Due to a recent flood of spam accounts, from now on you must be logged in with an approved account to edit. If you need an approval, ask it in the Another wiki! thread at the forums. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Featured Article: Tomo Kazama
Tomo Kazama (born 24 July 1997 in Mogami, Japan) is a Japanese racing driver who currently competes in the Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series, driving for Kamaha. She is one of the most successful drivers of the RWRS feeder series, becoming the first driver to take more than one round win in F3RWRS and won the first championship of that series before winning F2RWRS. Kazama is also known for being mentored by Kay Lon.
Kazama inherented her joy of motorsport from her father, who is furiously in love with GT racing, and decided to try racing herself after her family traveled to Sportsland SUGO in 2006 to see Yuji Tachikawa and former F1 driver Toranosuke Takagi take a glorious win live. Her old-fashioned family was against this, however, she did not take no for an answer and sneaked out to do races on a local karting track. She proved herself to be a talent which allowed her to at least convince her father, who sponsored her career secretly. Sadly, her father lost his job as part of economical damage caused to his company by the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake. That led to him not being able to support his daughter's plans. Fortune was in her favour with her dad winning a journey to the 2011 F1RWRS Chinese Grand Prix for his entire family in a raffle by Nissan. The second part of this prize was a lap around the track with a car by Jones Racing on the day after the race. Her father was supposed to do that lap but due to food poisoning he was not able to do anything, let alone steer a car. After much begging, the team let Tomo do that lap.
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