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  • Tyrrell
    ...erry on top, their disappointing season made its climax in [[Italian Grand Prix|Italy]], where they shook the racing world with a double DNPQ. [[Jose Carlo ...all season happening in the penultimate race in the [[United States Grand Prix|United States]]. It was in that race where rookie [[Didier Pironi]] scored
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  • Jack Christopherson
    | first race = [[1989 Brazilian Grand Prix]] | final win = [[2001 San Marino Grand Prix]]
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  • Andrea Acuri
    | first race = 2006 European Grand Prix | last race = 2012 Brazilian Grand Prix
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  • Aurelien Moll
    '''Aurélien Moll''' (born 21 September 1988 in Verviers, Belgium) is a Belgian racing driver who races in the [[F1RWRS] ...h. He eventually finished a respectable 13th. His race at the German Grand Prix was anonymous, finishing 15th. Worse, he then fails to pre-qualify five tim
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  • Thomas Nurmester
    |first race = [[South African Grand Prix|1976 South African Grand Prix]] |first win = [[Austrian Grand Prix|1977 Austrian Grand Prix]]
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  • Chris Dagnall
    | first race = 1984 Brazilian Grand Prix | first win = 1988 Brazilian Grand Prix
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  • Piero Taruffi
    ...Taruffi was severely injured in an accident during the [[1954 Swiss Grand Prix]] and subsequently retired from motor racing at the age of 47. Following hi |bgcolor=cFCFFF| [[1950 British Grand Prix|GBR]]<br><small>12</small>
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  • Formula One Rejects Microprose Grand Prix Series
    .../wiki/Formula_One_Grand_Prix_%28video_game%29 Microprose Formula One Grand Prix] running under [http://www.dosbox.com/ DOSBox]. ...ever, in the last race before the mid-season break, Sunday is used for the Grand Reversal, where the drivers swap teams with their opposite numbers at the o
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  • Scuderia Alitalia Andrea Coloni
    ...ejects Microprose Grand Prix Series season|2012 F1RMGP United States Grand Prix]] ...lian Formula One team active in the [[Formula One Rejects Microprose Grand Prix Series]] from the 2012 season onwards. Originally known as '''Scuderia Andr
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  • Alternate Championship homepage
    *[[Italian Formula One Championship]] *[[Grand Prix Former Winners Alternate Championship]]
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  • Hagane Shizuka
    '''Hagane Shizuka''' (born July 27, 1988 in Osaka, Japan) is a Japanese racing driver known for putting the welfare |bgcolor="#dfffdf"| [[2010 F1RWRS German Grand Prix|GER]]<br /><small>5</small>
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  • Padraig O'Connell
    | debut season = [[1994 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1994]] | latest season = [[1995 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1995]]
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  • Harvey Jones
    | first race = 1976 [[French Grand Prix]] | last race = 1989 [[Mexican Grand Prix]]
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  • Valentino Nicchi
    | first race = 1987 [[Australian Grand Prix]] | final race = 1989 [[Mexican Grand Prix]]
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  • Kazuyoshi Hoshino
    Hoshino made his [[Formula One]] debut at his home Grand Prix at Fuji in [[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]], driving for [[Boro]] | [[Argentine Grand Prix|ARG]]
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  • Sebastien Belo
    | first race = [[1994 F1RGP2C Brazilian Grand Prix]] | last race = [[1994 F1RGP2C Australian Grand Prix]]
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  • Martin McFry (British)
    '''Martin McFry''' (born May 4, 1988 in Northern Ireland) is a professional racing driver. He currently competes | [[2014 F1RWRS Tasman Grand Prix|TAS]]<br /><small></small>
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  • Guillaume Gauthier
    ...ily travelled to Monaco to watch the [[Monaco Grand Prix|1967 Monaco Grand Prix]]. After watching the race, Guillaume was certain: He wanted to be a Formul ...hier replaced [[François Migault]] at March ahead of the [[Austrian Grand Prix]] - taking the seat for the remainder of the season.
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  • Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler
    ...e Voeckler, driving for [[McLaren]] in [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]]] ...ormula One]] World Drivers Champion in [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]], driving for [[McLaren|Honda Marlboro McLaren]].
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  • Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler
    ===[[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]: [[Minardi]]=== ...finishes in the [[Soviet Grand Prix|Soviet Union]] and [[Australian Grand Prix|Australia]] - good enough for tenth in the championship.
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  • Arsenio Matarazzo
    ...n Corleone, Sicily, Italy - d. 8th July 2005 near Catanzaro, Italy) was an Italian "gentleman" racing driver. He was also known for his ties to the Sicilian M ...ee occasions, his best result being a fourth place at the [[European Grand Prix]] on Dijon-Prenois. He finished the season in eighteenth place.
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  • Bernd Schneider
    ...ason|1994]], Schneider was killed in qualifying for the [[San Marino Grand Prix]]. From there on, Vauxhall Sport retired the car number 5 and instead began ...International F3000 series in [[1988_Alternate_International_F3000_season|1988]] with the Forti Corse team. He was a regular points scorer and finished th
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  • Gregor Pascal
    '''Gregor Pascal''' (Born December 17, 1988 in Geneva, Switzerland) is a Swiss racing driver. He last drove for [[Peak |[[2016 F1RWRS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]
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  • 1987 Alternate Formula One season
    ...t_event = {{AUS}} [[Australian Grand Prix|Foster's Australian Grand Prix]] |end_event = {{MEX}} [[Mexican Grand Prix]]
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  • Kazuki Fushida
    ...st race = [[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]] [[Australian Grand Prix]] | former teams2 = {{INA}} [[Mecha Grand Prix]]
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  • Roger Loyer
    ...ation). There, he scored the team's best result in the [[1955 Soviet Grand Prix]], finishing eighth, less than a second behind a points position. | [[1950 British Grand Prix|GBR]]
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  • 1988 Alternate Formula One season
    |year = 1988 |start_date = 26th March 1988
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  • Isabella Noriko
    | debut season = [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]] | first race = [[Brazilian Grand Prix|1988 Brazilian Grand Prix]]
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  • Escuderia Hernandez
    |First_race = [[1955 Monaco Grand Prix]] ...sing costs being the main complaint, and defected to national racing until 1988, where they ascended to the World Touring Car Masters championship. After s
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  • John Watson
    By 1976, Watson was racing for the Beta March team alongside Italian [[Vittorio Brambilla]]. Unfortunately for Watson, the new 761 chassis was p ...and Prix]], however a collision with [[Michel Leclère]] in [[German Grand Prix|Germany]] forced him to miss the next two races.
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  • Joie Chitwood
    ...s driver for [[Kurtis Kraft]], and as such competed in two European Grands Prix in 1950. He also competed in the Indianapolis 500 for the team in 1950 and | [[1950 British Grand Prix|GBR]]
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  • Scuderia Ferrari
    ...thirties, the company had a brief run manufacturing machine tools for the Italian war effort - whilst simultaneously designing a race car of their own, the A ...S - which was a successful model in many post war non-championship Grands Prix.
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  • Team Lotus
    | [[Monaco Grand Prix|MON]] | [[French Grand Prix|FRA]]
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  • 1989 Alternate Formula One season
    |start_event = {{BRA}} [[Brazilian Grand Prix|Nestlé Brazilian Grand Prix]] |end_event = {{MEX}} [[Mexican Grand Prix]]
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  • Jochen Mass
    ...opening Argentine Grand Prix, the Spanish Grand Prix and the Belgian Grand Prix. ...pted to keep him for the race the following day. He retired from the Grand Prix with a blown engine.
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  • Masahiro Hasemi
    ...ng debut at the inaugural [[Formula One Japanese Grand Prix|Japanese Grand Prix]] for the unfancied [[Kojima Engineering]] at Fuji Speedway alongside Canad ...nd broke his car on the kerb. He failed to qualify at the [[Canadian Grand Prix]], but had no such issues for the season finale at Watkins Glen where he fi
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  • European Grand Prix
    {{Grand Prix |Grand prix = {{EUR}} European Grand Prix
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  • Italian Grand Prix
    {{Grand Prix |Grand prix = {{ITA}} Italian Grand Prix
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  • Alan Jones
    ...d as a result he would not return until the season-ending [[Japanese Grand Prix]]. During this time, he was replaced by [[Elio de Angelis]] and [[Patrick D ...Williams then took a second one-two five races later in the [[Monaco Grand Prix]] - establishing Jones as a potential contender for the title.
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  • Brendon Cassidy
    ...x]], to which he'd follow up with three races later at the [[British Grand Prix]]. ===[[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]-[[1989 Alternate Formula One season|1989]]: [[Arrows]]===
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  • Jacques Laffite
    ...t breakthrough would be his (and Ligier's) first win at the [[French Grand Prix]], taking advantage of the withdrawal of the [[Ferrari]] team following the ...d in retirement, with the Frenchman having to wait for the [[Spanish Grand Prix]] for his usual pace to return - taking a third place.
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  • San Marino Grand Prix
    {{Grand Prix |Grand prix = {{SMR}} San Marino Grand Prix
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  • Gianfranco Brancatelli
    ...ancatelli was able to bag a respectable eighth place at the [[Soviet Grand Prix]] - although not a points score - this allowed the Dutch outfit to finish a ...ly the whole season for March, his only absence being the [[Japanese Grand Prix]], where he was replaced by [[Kunimitsu Takahashi]].
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  • Mediterranean Grand Prix
    {{Grand Prix |Grand prix = {{ITA}} Mediterranean Grand Prix
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  • Jordan
    ''For the [[Formula One]] race, see [[Jordan Grand Prix]]'' |Long_name = Jordan Grand Prix
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  • Robert Kagan
    ...uding his only career victory at the [[German Grand Prix|1981 German Grand Prix]]. ...ce organised for those who had failed to pre-qualify for the British Grand Prix, would follow main qualifying on Saturday. Starting his first ever [[Formul
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  • Gerhard Berger
    ...inish in [[Hungarian Grand Prix|Hungary]] and a win in [[Yugoslavian Grand Prix|Yugoslavia]]. ...nts finishes counted towards the world championship, Voeckler would be the 1988 champion despite scoring less.
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  • Riccardo Patrese
    '''Riccardo Gabriele Patrese''' (born 17 April 1954 in Padua, Italy) is an Italian former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...here he failed to qualify. His first race start came at the [[Tuscan Grand Prix]], where he finished in 16th place.
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  • Arrows Grand Prix
    |Long_name = Arrows Grand Prix International ...nternational''', also known as '''Benetton Arrows''', was a British, later Italian, Formula One team active from [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]] to
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  • Ayrton Senna
    ...ately for the Brazilian he was only able to convert the [[Portuguese Grand Prix]] into a win as he'd retire from ten races in 1987. A frustrating season in ===[[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]-[[1991 Alternate Formula One season|1991]]: [[Ferrari]]===
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  • Nicola Larini
    ...arini''' (born 19th March, 1964 in Lido di Camaiore, Tuscany, Italy) is an Italian racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. His younger bro ...shida]]. Larini's best finish of the year would come at the [[Monaco Grand Prix]], where he'd finish in seventh place.
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  • AGS
    ...] constructor and team that raced from [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]] to the early 1990s. The team is considered by some as the purest interpre ===[[1988_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1988]]===
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  • Mauricio Gugelmin
    ...fying, which in turn led to a fifth place finish in the [[Portuguese Grand Prix]]. Despite this strong showing, Gugelmin was not able to retain his place a ! [[1988 Alternate International F3000 season|1988]]
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  • Piercarlo Ghinzani
    ...zani''' (born 16th January, 1952 in Riviera d'Adda, Lombardy, Italy) is an Italian former racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...7, his best finish being an impressive eighth place in the [[British Grand Prix]].
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  • Alberto Uria
    '''Alberto Uria''' (born 11 July 1924 in Montevideo, died 4 December 1988 in Montevideo) was a Uruguayan racing driver. Making his name in his home c |bgcolor=ffcfcf| [[1955 Monaco Grand Prix|MON]]<br><small>DNPQ</small>
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  • Teo Fabi
    '''Teodorico "Teo" Fabi''' (born 9th March, 1955 in Milan, Italy) is an Italian former racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...returned to the Formula One grid with [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]] champions McLaren, after defending champion [[Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler]
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  • Martin Brundle
    ...87 Alternate Formula One season|1987]]-[[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]: [[Tyrrell]]=== ...rom that point onwards - even managing a third place in the [[German Grand Prix]] for his determination.
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  • Jean Alesi
    ...ni Alesi'''; 11 June 1964 in Avignon, France) is a French racing driver of Italian origin, most known for his [[Formula One]] career which spanned from [[1989 ...in the [[Soviet Grand Prix]] and 6th at the season-ending [[Mexican Grand Prix]].
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  • Alain Prost
    ...a hugely popular victory in front of the ''tifosi'' at the [[Italian Grand Prix]]. Prost finished the 1987 season in sixth overall as McLaren's [[Gerhard B ...r Brazilian driver [[Ayrton Senna]] in [[1988_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1988]]. The car was a real step forward from the year before and Prost had a fiv
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  • 1990 Alternate Formula One season
    ...nt = {{USA}} [[United States Grand Prix|Iceberg United States Grand Prix]] ...event = {{AUS}} [[Australian Grand Prix|Foster's Australian Grand Prix]]
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  • Coloni
    '''Scuderia Coloni''' were an Italian [[Formula One]] and [[Italian Formula 3]] Team known for racing in the 1980s and 1990s. Founded by former |[[Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]
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  • Martin Donnelly
    ...a 3000|Formula 3000]] [[1988 Alternate International F3000 season|title in 1988]] driving for Middlebridge Racing and after finishing third overall in [[19 ...best finish being an 8th place at the season-opening [[South African Grand Prix]]. The Ulsterman still signed a new 2-year deal in August, however he had a
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  • Mark Blundell
    ...drove for the Onyx team in the [[1988 Alternate International F3000 season|1988 F3000 season]] as the reigning champion. He won the final race of the seaso ...am out of pre-qualifying for the next two weekends. At the [[British Grand Prix]], Blundell and Fushida were able to take advantage of a wet pre-qualifying
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  • Pierluigi Martini
    '''Pierluigi Martini''' (born 23 April 1961 in Lugo, Italy) is a former Italian professional racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Alternate Fo ...beating him in the standings by virtue of a 2nd place at [[European Grand Prix|Dijon]].
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  • Anders Olofsson
    ...orld Touring Car Masters season in [[1988_World_Touring_Car_Masters_season|1988]]. Competition was tight in their class and as such he was only able to qua |[[Argentine Grand Prix|ARG]]
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  • Michele Alboreto
    ...ilan, Italy, died 25th April, 2001 at EuroSpeedway Lausitz, Germany) was a Italian racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...x]]. Alboreto would unfortunately suffer a minor injury in [[Italian Grand Prix|Italy]] which saw him ruled out for the following race, where he was replac
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  • Rial
    ...chmid purchased the company in 1987, with Rial racing being formed in late 1988 for an entry in the [[1989 Alternate Formula One season|1989 Formula One se ...n in the first half of the season and was subsequently replaced by popular Italian driver [[Andrea de Cesaris]]. The team failed to score any points all seaso
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  • Ivan Capelli
    '''Ivan Franco Capelli''' (born 24th May 1963 in Milan, Italy) is an Italian former [[Formula One]] driver. ...pelli found himself out of a drive for [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]] after March left Formula One.
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  • Alex Caffi
    '''Alessandro "Alex" Caffi''' (born March 18, 1964 in Rovato, Italy) is an Italian former racing driver best known for his time in [[Formula One]]. ===[[1988_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1988]]: [[AGS]]===
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  • Andrea de Cesaris
    ...is''' (born 31st May, 1959 in Rome, died 5th October, 2014 in Rome) was an Italian racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...[[San Marino Grand Prix|San Marino]] and [[French Grand Prix|French Grands Prix]]. The car was not particularly competitive and de Cesaris registered a bes
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  • Jonathan Palmer
    ...r would make his Formula One debut for [[Lotus]] at the 1981 [[Swiss Grand Prix]], replacing [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]] world champion [[Al ...87 Alternate Formula One season|1987]]-[[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]: [[Tyrrell]]===
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  • Johnny Herbert
    ...0|International Formula 3000]]. He was killed at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix after a racing accident sustained after hitting the wall at the high-speed ...f the front-runners faltered. His best result came at the [[Canadian Grand Prix]] where he came second after battling with [[Gerhard Berger]] for the lead.
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  • Alessandro Zanardi
    '''Alessandro Zanardi''' (born 23rd October, 1966 in Bologna, Italy) is an Italian racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]] and US Open Zanardi began car racing in 1988 when he took part in Italian F3.
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  • Eric van de Poele
    ...without winning a single race, at that!), Éric first appeared in F3000 in 1988, driving for Madgewick International, where he had a difficult season, scor ...finish of 8th at the San Marino Grand Prix and 9th at the Portuguese Grand Prix.
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  • 1988 Italian Formula One Championship
    |year = 1988 |series = [[Italian Formula One Championship]]
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  • 1989 Italian Formula One Championship
    |series = [[Italian Formula One Championship]] |start_event = {{SMR}} San Marino Grand Prix
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  • 1990 Italian Formula One Championship
    |series = [[Italian Formula One Championship]] |start_event = {{SMR}} San Marino Grand Prix
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  • 1993 Italian Formula One Championship
    |series = [[Italian Formula One Championship]] |start_event = {{SMR}} San Marino Grand Prix
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  • 1994 Italian Formula One Championship
    |series = [[Italian Formula One Championship]] |start_event = {{SMR}} San Marino Grand Prix
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  • Nino Fama
    '''Nino Fama''' (born 27th September, 1956 in Falcone, Sicily) is an Italian former racing driver. In [[1988_Alternate_International_F3000_season|1988]] and [[1989 Alternate International F3000 season|1989]], Fama took part in
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  • Italian Formula One Championship
    |name = Italian Formula One Championship |inaugural season = [[1988 Italian Formula One Championship|1988]]
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  • Violetta Cacciatori
    | debut season = [[1988 Alternate WSBK season|1988]] | latest season = 1988
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  • Paul Tracy
    ... West Hill". Tracy died as a result of a collision at the [[British Grand Prix]] in 1994. ...e record of the youngest winner in Can-Am history. He also appeared in the 1988 Watkins Glen 250km in the World Touring Car Masters, driving a Ford Escort
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  • World Superbike Championship
    |inaugural season = [[1988_World_Superbike_championship__season|1988]] ...ed as the Formula 1 of Motorcycle racing, WSBK is more like touring car or Grand Touring racing, with the bikes being tuned versions of road going motorcycl
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  • 1988 Alfonso de Vinuesa career season
    !colspan=2 align=center|<big>1988 [[Alfonso de Vinuesa (Aerond GP2 Career)|Alfonso de Vinuesa Career]] season |colspan=2 align=center|[[File:AdV 1988.png|250px]]
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  • 1989 Alfonso de Vinuesa career season
    |bgcolor=F2F2F2|'''[[1988 Alfonso de Vinuesa career season|< 1988]]''' ...the chequered flag, the best of those results coming at the British Grand Prix where he scored two of Brabham's eventual four points for the season.
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