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• Jean-Maxime Bachot
  ...British stars James Rositter and Adam Carroll. At the 2005 Malaysian Grand Prix, Takuma Sato fell ill, and Bachot was appointed as his replacement for the ...after a practice crash, the Spaniard failed to make the start of the grand prix. At Uruguay, he also caused teammate [[Frank Zimmer]]'s race-ending punctur
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• Verania Andrés
  | nationality = {{ARG}} Argentinian | current team = {{USA}} Leading Edge Grand Prix
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• Venturi V2-001
  | Debut = [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix]] | [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]
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• Heinz Melkus
  ...in Dresden; died September 5th, 2005 in Dresden) was an East German Grand Prix racing car driver and automotive constructor. ...ne season|1956]], where he raced in the [[East German Grand Prix]] for the Argentinian [[Escuderia Hernandez]] team. Against all odds, Melkus took a second place
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• Jody Scheckter
  ...ning the [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978 United States West Grand Prix]]]] ...s season began well, taking the flag at the season-opening Argentine Grand Prix following an engine failure from his pole-sitting teammate.
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• Jochen Mass
  ...la One season|1976]] at the wheel of their venerable McLaren M23 alongside Argentinian [[Carlos Reutemann]]. ...opening Argentine Grand Prix, the Spanish Grand Prix and the Belgian Grand Prix.
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• Jaguar
  ''See [[Stewart Grand Prix]] for pre-2000 history.'' ...he Ford Motor Company completed the purchase of the former [[Stewart Grand Prix]] team and re-branded it as Jaguar Racing. The team retained the services o
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• Naoki Nagasaka
  ...national bow would come at the early [[Japanese Grand Prix|Japanese Grands Prix]] in [[1976_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1976]] and [[1977_Alternate_Formul ...'d successfully clinch the Class B title, his only competition coming from Argentinian independent [[Francisco Hernandez]] - also using an R31.
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• Fernando Alonso
  ...t.jpeg|300px|thumb|Fernando Alonso, after winning the [[2005 Chinese Grand Prix]] and the 2005 World Championship.]] ...heets by taking an unexpected fastest lap on the streets of [[Monaco Grand Prix|Monte-Carlo]] on his way to sixth. Fernando Alonso would finish his sophomo
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• Nicola Larini
  ...shida]]. Larini's best finish of the year would come at the [[Monaco Grand Prix]], where he'd finish in seventh place. ...g the [[Osella|Osella Squadra Corse]] team. Larini was initially joined by Argentinian [[Oscar Larrauri]] but was later joined by fellow Italian [[Stefano Modena]
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• Nick Heidfeld
  ...Sarrazin]] and took the team's only point of 2000 in the [[Malaysian Grand Prix]] with a sixth place finish. .... Heidfeld managed his first podium of his career in the [[Brazilian Grand Prix]] - but the McLaren was well back on its [[Ferrari]] and [[Williams]] rival
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• Anthony Davidson
  ...and then followed that up with a season best fourth place at the US Grand Prix two rounds later, to end the season with seven points, the highest points t ...ever he did take a first ever podium at the season-ending [[Japanese Grand Prix]] with a second place ahead of his teammate on home soil.
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• Jenson Button
  ...and Prix|Belgium]] - which was followed by a fifth in the [[Japanese Grand Prix]]. Button finished his first F1 season on equal points with his more experi ...an incredibly popular third place at Button's home race in [[British Grand Prix|Great Britain]], Renault's best finish of the season.
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• Oscar Larrauri
  ...Larrauri''' (born August 19th, 1954 in Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina) is an Argentinian former racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...arrauri signed for [[Osella]] - where he raced up until the [[German Grand Prix]] when he was replaced by [[Stefano Modena]] due to a lack of good results.
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