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• AutoReject World Series
  |logo = File:ARWS Logo.png {{ARWS Admin box}}
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• Nathanael Spencer
  | former teams = {{GBR}} [[Prospec]]<br>{{AUS}}/{{GER}} [[Melrose Racing Team|MRT]]<br>{ ...setting the pace in preseason testing, Prospec looked like one of the top teams for the [[2010 F1RWRS season]]. This prediction would turn out to be correc
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• Jones Racing Group
  ...rt outfits that had been based there, including the Marussia and Simtek F1 teams, Dave Richards' Prodrive operation, and Kenny Roberts Snr's MotoGP team. ...ver-run outfits in the series which began competition in 2011. Since then, teams have been established in numerous other series - including [[F2RWRS]], [[F3
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• Jones Racing ARWS Team
  ...one of the first driver-run teams to be established in the [[F1RWRS]] (now ARWS) at the end of 2010. The team were Constructors' Championship winners in [[ ...and Brembo for tyres and brakes respectively were also arranged. As other teams also went about their preparations, RubberTex-Jones Racing were able to sho
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• Formula 2 Rejects World Race Series
  |number of teams at start of season = 15 22 cars from 11 teams lined up on the grid for the first ever race at the [[2013 F2RWRS Indianapo
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• Formula 3 Rejects World Race Series
  |number of teams at start of season = 22 ...WRS were now left without a parent series thanks to the departure of the [[ARWS]], and seemed like they would perhaps go out of business. The FIA secured t
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• AutoReject 2.0
  |teams champion = {{USA}} [[Driver Performance Laboratory]] ...ries. It allows teams in higher series to either loan out their drivers to teams or to set up their own junior team which will usually utilise the team's co
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• 2014 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
  == Drivers and teams == {{ARWS championships}}
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• 2011 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
  ...h]] at the same time. However, this was balanced by the closure of several teams before and during the season. [[KQ Motor Sports]] was the first to go after ...ppa Mann]] all made their debuts at the start of the season, most with new teams.
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• 2015 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
  ==Drivers and teams == ! Teams Present
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• American Racing Conglomerate
  ...ickly managed to secure large corporate backing and began operating racing teams in the American Le Mans Series and IndyCar. However, ARC's eventual goal wa {{ARWS teams}}
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• Rosenforth Engineering
  Rosenforth was one of the teams that defected from F1 to the new F1RWRS in [[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World R ...imSport's European operations, including their various F3 and Formula Ford teams. Rosenforth agreed, and while ZimSport-Rosenforth continued on into the 201
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• Kay Lon
  ...teams = {{JPN}} [[Kamaha Motorsports|Kamaha]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones]]<br>{{JPN}} [[Sunshine Motorsports|Sunshine]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Pros ...German racing driver famous for his career in [[ARWS]]. Lon entered every ARWS weekend from the series' inception in 2010 to his retirement in 2017. Since
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• Nick Nurmester
  | former teams = [[Jones Racing Group#Jones Racing International|Jones Racing]], [[Kamaha ...funded by his cousin, but the next three ones he spent with various other teams. After one unsuccessful year in the European Junior championship, he return
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• 1952 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• Diego Álvarez Torrente
  | former teams = N/A ...n|2016]] for [[Plus One Racing Engineering]], and raced for [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones Racing]] in F1RWRS. His younger siblings [[Jorge Álvarez Torren
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• 2012 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
  == Drivers and teams == {{ARWS championships}}
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• 2013 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
  == Drivers and teams == {{ARWS championships}}
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• Melrose Racing Team
  ...long campaign as time and time again, the engine would blow up whilst the teams two main drivers Spencer and Nicolas were in competitive positions on the t While it soon became apparent that several teams had closed the gap to MRT, the team still had the edge over its rivals as D
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• Mecha Grand Prix
  ...isal]], making the line-up arguably one of the most experienced of the new teams entering the series in 2014. Their new chassis, the FM-14, composed mainly | [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]
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• List of AutoReject World Series Records
  ...World Series Drivers|drivers]] and [[List of AutoReject World Series Teams|teams]] in the [[AutoReject World Series]], and it's former guise, the [[Formula Active drivers and teams in the series are highlighted in '''bold'''.
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• Chris Dagnall
  | former teams = Arrows ===Complete [[ARWS]] Results===
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• Thomas de Bock
  | former teams = Toro Rosso, Renault | series 2 = [[F1RWRS]]/[[ARWS]]
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• Gillet Ecurie Nationale Belge
  For the 2011 season, the F1RWRS opened to new teams, and ECB was the first to be granted a spot, presenting the ECB JC01, named With a budget cap enforced, Gillet was one of the two teams to have their budgets slashed, the other being Dagnall. For consistency's s
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• Rhys Davies
  | former teams = [[Sauber]], [[Williams]], [[Ferrari]], [[Holden Racing Team|Holden]] ...]<br>{{AUS}}/{{GER}} [[Melrose Racing Team|MRT]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones]]<br>{{FRA}} [[Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering|Voeckler]]
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• Mark Dagnall
  | former teams = {{GBR}} [[Dagnall Engineering|DGNgineering]]<br>{{AUS}}/{{GER}} [[Melro | last win = [[2020 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|2020 New South Wales Grand Prix]]
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• 1950 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Drivers and teams==
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• 1951 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...n]] entries for the 1951 season doubled. Despite most of the front-running teams not attending, the Indianapolis 500 remained part of the Formula One calend
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• 1978 Dywa Grand Prix Series season
  {{ARWS season ...season''' was the inaugural season of the [[Dywa Grand Prix Series]]. All teams and drivers raced identical [[Dywa]]-001 chassis with [[Renzo]] DFV-2 3.0 V
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• Voeckler Talent Troupe
  ...s of talented young drivers, whether driving for one of Voeckler GPE's own teams, or funding drives elsewhere when the former is not possible. ...eckler Renault]] <small>([[2018_Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|ARWS]])</small>
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• Nurminen Racing Engineering
  ...to end their support for Nurminen. In 2015, Nurminen was one of the first teams to lodge their entry in the [[2015 F1 Rejects Development Series season|ina ...uit after 2018. From 2019 onwards the team's only active entry has been in ARWS.
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• AutoReject World Series Rules
  ...nd the rules and regulations before making any management decisions in the ARWS. 1.1.1 Any existing member of the F1 Rejects Forum can enter a team into the ARWS.<br>
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• Acuri Autosport
  ...engines, the team's package was considered one of the strongest of the new teams entering the F1RWRS in 2014. This proved to be the case right from the firs On October 1, 2014, after the Mediterranean GP, the teams' base at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola, Italy, was ransacked a
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• AutoReject World Series Chassis and Engine List
  ...As of 2015, turbocharged and supercharged engines have been banned by the ARWS Commission. Premium tyres have become optional as of the 2018 season - any As of 2016, teams are given the option to create their own in-house chassis rather than purch
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• Lotto Racing
  Beeing one of the teams waiting an entry for ARWS, Lotto Racing was invited to race in the 2018 SANDWICH. The team accepted t [[Category:Teams]]
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• 1977 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• Douglas Mann
  | former teams = {{GBR}} [[West Cliff Racing|West Cliff]]<br>{{IOM}} [[Anglo-Manx Racing ...st number of race entries and race starts in the history of the F1RWRS and ARWS, and also has the third highest number of race retirements in the series.
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• Pippa Mann
  | former teams = {{IOM}} [[Anglo-Manx Racing|AMR]]<br>{{IOM}} [[Foxdale Auto Racing Team | [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small></small>
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• Anglo-Manx Racing
  ...of the points were enough to keep AMR at the front of the midfield pack of teams, with the team eventually finishing 5th overall, a total of 46 points. It w ...the rules were announced, Douglas Mann took the decision to merge his two teams into one outfit. AMR and MAN would come together to create [[Foxdale Auto R
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• Daniel Martins
  | former teams = {{CAN}} [[ArrowTech]]<br>{{JPN}} [[Sunshine Motorsports|Sunshine]] | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (Ongoing)
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• Bastiaan van Nieuwenhuijzen
  | former teams = {{FRA}} [[Equipe Gauthier|Gauthier]] | championships = 1 ([[2019 ARWS season|2019]])
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• Marco Bizzarri
  | former teams = Trueba Junior Team<br>Scuderia Jones Italia ===[[ARWS]]===
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• Fusion Lotto Racing
  ...the hunt for the championship for most of the season and taking 5th in the Teams' Championship. == F1RWRS/ARWS ==
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• Alessandro Lucarelli
  ...the Italian F3 Championship from Karting in 2007, and competed for various teams there until 2013 - finally winning the title in 2012 for BVM-Target Racing. |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>7</small>
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• 1962 World Sprint Racing Championship season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• Terry Hawkin
  | series 1 = [[ARWS]] | former teams = N/A
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• Andrej Kremnicky
  | series 1 = [[ARWS]] | former teams = [[Revolution Engineering]]<br>[[Melrose Racing Team]]<br>[[Valerian Raci
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• Barii Mori
  | former teams = [[File:Flag of Spain svg.png]] [[Team Phoenix]] <br> [[File:Flag of Jap | last race = 2018 ARWS German Grand Prix
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• Marcel Agyemang-Badu
  | former teams = None |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>7<small>
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• Marko Jantscher
  | former teams = {{JPN}} [[Kamaha Motorsports]] ...gain in the sprint at the Norisring, and this run of good form alerted top teams like [[Jones Racing]], [[Licor Beirão Portugal Racing|Licor Beirão]] and
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• 2019 FIA Endurance Challenge season
  {{ARWS season ..., divided between GTE-Pro (teams with more than 2 Pro drivers) and GTE-Am (teams with more than 2 Am drivers).
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• Ashley Watkinson
  | former teams = [[CR]], [[Pacchia]], [[Hemogoblin Autowerks|Hemogoblin]], [[NAB-Holden | last race = [[2018 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix]]
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• Jesús Plaza
  | former teams = [[American Racing Conglomerate]] <br> [[Equipe Gauthier]] <br> [[Mecha | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix]] (ongoing)
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• Fredo Mestolio
  | former teams = [[File:Flag of Spain svg.png]] [[CR Motorsport]]<br>[[File:Flag of Ital | last race = [[2018 ARWS Belgian Grand Prix|2018 Belgian Grand Prix]] (ongoing)
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• Jean-Luc Schiller
  | former teams = [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png]] [[Prospec]]<br>[[File:Flag | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (ongoing)
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• Phillippe Nicolas
  | former teams = {{GBR}} [[Plus One Kingfisher Racing|Kingfisher Racing]] <br>{{CAN}} [[ | last win = [[2019 ARWS Austrian Grand Prix|2019 Austrian Grand Prix]]
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• Shinobu Katayama
  |former teams = {{AUS}} [[Australian Minardi|Minardi]]<br>{{JPN}} [[Sunshine Infiniti|Sun |last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (Ongoing)
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• Nicolas Steele
  | former teams = {{CAN}} [[ArrowTech ART|ArrowTech]]<br>{{ITA}} [[Pacchia]]<br>{{JAM}} [ | last race = [[2018 ARWS German Grand Prix|2018 German Grand Prix]]
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• Carter Simpson
  | former teams = [[ZimSport]]-[[Rosenforth]] |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>12</small>
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• Kamaha Revolution Motorsports
  ...r with the financially struggling [[Revolution Motorsports]] in mid-[[2018 ARWS sason|2018]], the team became known as Kamaha Revolution Motorsports. | [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]
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• Peak Aeroracing Engineering
  |Drivers = '''ARWS:'''<br> #19 {{POR}} [[Daniel Martins]] <br> #20 {{JPN}} [[Tomo Kazama]]<br> |Noted Drivers = '''ARWS:'''<br> [[The Stig]] <small>(2015)</small><br>[[Pippa Mann]] <small>(2015-2
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• Jari Kekkonen
  | former teams = [[ArrowTech ART]]<br>[[Team Phoenix]]<br>[[FAT Turbo Racing]] |bgcolor="#ffcfcf"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>DNPQ</small>
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• Plus One Kingfisher Racing
  ''This article is about the former [[F1RWRS]] and [[ARWS]] team. For the team that formerly competed in [[F2RWRS]], [[F3RWRS]], and ...]] shortly after the end of the [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 ARWS season]].
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• Matthias Valsattis
  For 2014, Valsattis moves with MA-Racing into F1RWRS. The series sees more teams and drivers, pre-qualifying and International circuits. This will seriously | [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small></small>
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• Revolution Engineering DMS
  ...ason|2013 season]]. Revolution Engineering came to an end after the [[2018 ARWS season|2018 British Grand Prix]], where the team's wheeler-dealering finall | [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]
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• Simpson Motorsports
  ...The team is currently sponsored by Dacia, with both the F1RWRS and F2RWRS teams running under the title sponsorship of the Romanian car-maker. ...pecifically for up and coming drivers who hadn't yet driven in F2RWRS. All teams who entered had to have a version of their 2015 car ready for the race. The
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• Alberto Cara
  | former teams = {{AUS}} [[Holden Racing Team]] | first win = [[2018 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|2018 New South Wales Grand Prix]]
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• Danny van Rijkens
  | former teams = [[File:Flag of Tropico svg.png]] [[Tropico Grand Prix|Tropico]]<br>{{ES | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (ongoing)
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• Nathanael Cameron
  | current team = [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|National Jones Ford Team]] | former teams = N/A
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• Hans Einhrin
  ...Humiliated by the press and racing public, Einhrin spurned approaches from teams to step down into AR3.5 and opted to retire from racing.
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• AutoReject 2.0 Regulations
  1.1.6 Any extra teams must announce their intent to join the reserve entry list.<br> 1.2.4 Drivers are ineligible if they have made an attempt to start an ARWS or F2 race.<br>
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• Best In The World
  The '''Best In The World''' is a brand that was first founded by ARWS driver [[Kay Lon]]. Starting out as a minor merchandising project, it now i ...In The World, it would soon take the first spots, by far outperforming all teams selling their merchandising independently.
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• Tassie Racing
  ...h the main base being in Suzuka, the team finished in 5th overall with the teams debut win at the oval aspect of Motegi. The team would enter a Formula 4 te ==Debut into ARWS==
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• 2016 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
  ==Drivers and teams == ===Teams===
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• Nino Barlini
  | former teams = [[Red Bull World Race Team]] ===ARWS Results===
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• Mineiro
  | former teams = N/A | [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small></small>
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• Nebula Grand Prix
  ...o the locality of his own operation to that of Fusion Motorsports, the two teams joined forces as Nebula were given the entries possessed by Fusion in RWRS- ...s that denied him from entering the feature races. Nebula were one of many teams to complain to the IFRC commission about the inherent lack of reliability i
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• James Davies
  ''This page is about the [[ARWS]] driver James Davies. For the driver who competed in [[Formula One]] pleas | former teams = [[Club Bangelia Racing]], [[Anglo-Manx Racing]], [[Trueba Racing Team]]
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• 1982 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• AutoReject 3.5
  |teams champion = {{FRA}} [[Écurie Prenois]] ...t least one race during a weekend and a more varied calendar with a mix of ARWS support races and stand-alone events.
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• Equipe Gauthier
  ===F1RWRS/ARWS (2016-2018)=== ===ARWS revival (2023)===
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• Aimée Gauthier
  | former teams = None ===ARWS Results===
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• Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering
  |NotedDriver1Series = ARWS 2017 {{Medal-Gold}} |NotedDriver2Series = ARWS 2016 {{Medal-Silver}}
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• 2010 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...e header race format, a new points system, and opening up the grid to more teams and drivers. The season also saw controversy with Stefan Grand Prix accused
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• 1953 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• Plus One Racing Engineering
  ...is about the racing team owned by the [[Plus One Group]]. For the former [[ARWS]] team which was referred to as Plus One Racing Engineering, see [[Plus One [[Category:Teams]]
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• 2009 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• James James Davies
  ...ne]] driver James James Davies. For the unrelated driver who competed in [[ARWS]], please visit [[James Davies]]''. | former teams = [[Team James Davies]], [[Good Call Racing|Foster's Good Call Racing]]
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• 2008 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2007 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2011 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• Peak Motorsport Group
  ...tably Canada. They are the owners of [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series|ARWS]] team [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]]. ...) and Craig Harris (founder & CEO of Harris Finance). They ran a number of teams in various series during 2016, most notably High Performance Racing in F1RS
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• Salvatore Miccoli
  | former teams = none |bgcolor="#dfffdf"| [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>5<small>
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• 2012 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2017 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
  ==Drivers and Teams== | {{GBR}} [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones Racing]]
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• 2017 Formula 2 Rejects World Race Series season
  ...uld prove to be the last under the F1RWRS ladder, as F1RWRS was renamed to ARWS, and F2RWRS assets were acquired by the FIA, and turned into the FIA Formul ...aw won the last drivers title under the F1RWRS ladder, while Jones won the teams championship.
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• 2014 F1RWRS World 800
  |first team = [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones-Ford]] |second team = [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones-Ford]]
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• 2016-17 Formula Nippon season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams & Drivers==
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• 1999 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• 2000 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• 1958 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• Gregor Pascal
  ...ct World Series]]. Pascal has driven for a number of other ARWS and F1RWRS teams in his career. ===Complete ARWS Results===
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• 2013 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 1954 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 1976 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2014 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...was competed in 38 rounds in 19 countries by a total of 34 drivers and 13 teams.
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• Valerian Racing Engines
  ...partnership with Winfield to sponsor their operations, thus keeping their ARWS team afloat, with the F1 project ditched because of a lack of potential. It [[File:Venturi_(3).png|250px|right|thumb|The first ARWS car of Venturi; the V2-001.]]
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• 2006 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...the season, whereas Super Aguri debuted V8 Supercars champion and later [[ARWS]] co-founder [[Frank Zimmer]]. Toyota and Williams both failed to repeat th
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• Rob Lomas Racing
  | [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]] | [[2018 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|NSW]]
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• 2015 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 1955 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2018 AutoReject World Series season
  {{ARWS season |series_logo = [[File:ARWS Logo.png|180px]]
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• 2018 AutoReject 3.5 season
  ...son of the series as a direct feeder category to [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] (previously known as [[F1RWRS]]). ...standings. Pacer's results helped his team [[Écurie Prenois]] to win the teams' championship with a 15-point margin over [[Blokkmonsta Racing|RUF Blokkmon
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• Kjellerup by Écurie Prenois
  ...ng of [[Equipe Gauthier]] caused by financial issues. For 2019, three-time ARWS champion [[Mark Dagnall]] joined the team; this driver pairing combined wit [[Category:Teams]]
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• 2017-18 Formula Nippon season
  {{ARWS season ...pite scoring the same amount of race wins as [[Barii Mori]], the [[ARWS|ex-ARWS]] driver won the championship by 20 points for [[Super Hanamura Intensity T
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• 1987 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...ne victory in his title defence year, but with reliability amongst the top teams being low all season, Gauthier remained in contention. [[McLaren]]'s [[Gerh
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• Euromotor International
  ...racing teams around the world and at several levels of racing. Among those teams connected with Euromotor are [[Équipe Fantomette by Euromotor Internationa == ARWS Results ==
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• 2018 AutoReject World Series Tests
  ...s a comprehensive list of all public and private testing conducted by ARWS teams in the [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 season]]. ! Teams Present
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• ARWS 2018 Pre-Season Test 1
  ...WS season|2018 season]] took place at the Jerez circuit in Spain. All ARWS teams were in attendance. |rowspan="2"|{{GBR}} [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|National Jones Ford Team]]
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• ARWS 2018 Pre-Season Test 2
  ...ason|2018 season]] took place at the Estoril circuit in Portugal. All ARWS teams were in attendance. |rowspan="2"|{{GBR}} [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|National Jones Ford Team]]
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• 26-28 February 2018 Paul Ricard Test
  ...e [[Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering|Voeckler GPE]] and [[Equipe Gauthier]] teams. The '''Paul Ricard High Tech Test Track''' in France hosted the test sessi
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• 26 March - 6 April 2018 Paul Ricard Test
  ...e [[Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering|Voeckler GPE]] and [[Equipe Gauthier]] teams. Voeckler turned up to the track earlier, with Gauthier joining in 3 days l
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• 1988 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...nate Formula One season|1989]], 1988 was seen as a transition year by many teams who opted for only incremental updates to the previous year's chassis. For
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• 9-12 April 2018 Monza Test
  .... It was notable for having many junior drivers and even pilots from rival teams partaking for the Voeckler GPE squad.
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• 1956 Alternate Formula One season
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• 2019 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• McEwan Automotive
  ...Gear'' appearance. The car also attracted the attention of the [[Foxdale]] ARWS team, who hired West to be their chief designer. ...r Program for which McEwan Automotive had previously been operating junior teams. The leading driver in the junior team at this time was [[Klaus Vendetta]].
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• ARWS 2018 Young Drivers Test
  The [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] sanctioned '''Young Drivers Test''' for the [[2018 AutoReject World Serie ...being allowed to test, having failed to file the required paperwork to the ARWS Commission on time.
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• 2018 Formula 5000 season
  {{ARWS season == Teams and drivers ==
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• FIA F2 World Championship
  |teams champion = {{FRA}} ART Grand Prix ...WRS]] were now left without a parent series thanks to the departure of the ARWS, and seemed like they would perhaps go out of business. The FIA secured the
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• FIA Formula 3 Eurasian Championship
  |teams champion = {{GER}} Mücke-Precision Formula ...their cars in the former F3RWRS championship, [[Jones Racing]] provide all teams with their Jones 115 chassis, whilst Holden supply LSF3-18 engines. However
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• 2019 AutoReject World Series season
  {{ARWS season |series_logo = [[File:ARWS Logo.png|180px]]
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• 2019 AutoReject 2.0 season
  {{ARWS season ...ay]] is the reigning drivers' champion, whilst [[Écurie Prenois]] won the teams' championship last season.
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• Einar Ármannsson
  | former teams = Mansell, [[Ferrari]], [[Calinetic]] ...points finishes. He duly made way for Nathan McKane as the latter driver's ARWS contract expired at Cyprus, and was subsequently remanded to his previous t
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• Alexandre Dorval
  | former teams = N/A | first race = [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|2019 Australian Grand Prix]]
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• Takuma Taki
  | former teams = ===2019: ARWS===
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• 1989 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2019 Formula 2 World Championship season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams==
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• 1957 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...ple world champion, and the first to win three titles with three different teams after taking 4 victories for [[B.C.M.A.]]</span>
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• 2019 AutoReject 3.5 season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2018 Rolex GT Super Series season
  {{ARWS season ===Full-Time Teams===
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• 2019-20 Formula 5000 season
  {{ARWS season == Teams and drivers ==
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• Aspire Formula
  ...to further the sporting reach of Qatar, with a Qatari [[Formula One]] or [[ARWS]] driver a long term goal. ...overall. Aspire also won their first title with the team winning the 2020 Teams Championship.
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• 2021 Porsche EuroCup season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2019 Porsche North American Cup season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2019 AutoReject Nippon Series season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2018 Macau Formula Masters
  ...ng of the Macau Grand Prix under that label. The race supported the [[2018 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix]] at the Guia Circuit in Macau on the 11th of November, ===Final Teams and Driver List===
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• 1978 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...would face a strong challenge from [[Ferrari]] and [[Williams]], with both teams developing a ground effects chassis for the 1978 season. However, in spite
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• 2019 Dodge Viper Cup
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 224 Motorsport
  ...me the Teams Championship ahead of several ex-[[Formula One]] and [[ARWS]] teams and drivers. [[Category:Teams]]
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• 1998 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• Kyösti Pykälistö
  | former teams = {{FIN}} [[Nurminen Racing Engineering]]<br>{{BEL}} [[Vivendi EBL]] ...EBL]], who in what was perhaps a stroke of justice for him ended up being teams' champions. He had a much better start to the season, coming second in the
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• 2001 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• 2020 Alternate European Le Mans Series
  {{ARWS season ==Teams/Drivers==
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• 2002 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...03 Alternate Formula One season|2003]]. 2002 also saw two new manufacturer teams join the grid in the form of [[Renault]] and [[Toyota]].
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• 2019 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season
  {{ARWS season ...ason and therefore was unable to defend his title. Team TOM'S defended the teams' championship from 2018.
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• 1978 Alternate Aurora AFX British Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• 2003 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...dramatically reduced in the off-season. The season also saw the number of teams to revert to 10 as [[Prost Grand Prix]] folded in late 2002.
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• 2020 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2004 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ...nt in the [[Mid-2000's Formula One crisis]], where the FIA and Formula One teams boycotted races within the European Union as result of a conflict regarding
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• Czechmate Motorsport
  ...rtin Moravec]] in 2009 and currently competes in [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] and the [[GT Super Series]]. ...son|2003]] (coincidentally all drivers tested for Jordan and its successor teams).
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• 2020 AutoReject World Series season
  {{ARWS season |series_logo = [[File:ARWS Logo.png|180px]]
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• 1998 Non-Canon CART World Championship
  {{ARWS season The following teams and drivers competed in the 1998 CART Championship Series season.
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• 1990 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 1999 Non-Canon CART World Championship
  {{ARWS season The following teams and drivers will compete in the 1999 CART Championship Series season.
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• 2005 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• List of Formula 1 records
  This page documents the various records currently held by drivers and teams in [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]. | [[2018 ARWS Italian Grand Prix|2018 Italian Grand Prix]]
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• 1979 Alternate Formula One season
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• 1980 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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• Oval Racing Championship
  {{ARWS season The following teams and drivers will compete in the 2018 Oval Racing Championship season.
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• 1986 Fictional Formula One season
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• Alternate Formula One - Hydrogen Era Rules
  ...ore the start of a season, the administration may reduce the budget of all teams by a certain amount to simulate operational costs in the interest of game b ...ve less than 8 teams or more than either 16 teams or the highest number of teams that can be supported by the simulation method without needing to reduce th
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• 2021 AutoReject World Series season
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• 2020 AutoReject 2.0 season
  {{ARWS season ...igning drivers' champion, whilst [[Driver Performance Laboratory]] won the teams' championship last season. The season ended up being cancelled and the seri
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• 2020 AutoReject 3.5 season
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• Mark Skaife
  ...|1988]] and [[1989_Tooheys_1000|1989]] Tooheys 1000 races for local Nissan teams, Skaife switched full time to the World Touring Car Masters series in [[199 ==[[ARWS]]==
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• 2020 Formula 2 World Championship season
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• Precision Motorsport
  ...entry sold to Krautmeir. As, despite the perceived "failure" of its works teams, Mercedes was to remain as engine supplier in F1 to fulfill contract obliga ...its 3rd place in the championship. Still, the dreaded second year that F1 teams usually struggled with was a competitive one and two poles by Jules Bianchi
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• 1987 Fictional Formula One season
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• 2021 Alternate Formula One season
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season
  {{ARWS season ...s]] of Nakajima Racing finishing as runner-up. Team Mugen won back-to-back teams' championships.
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• 2021 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season
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• 1988 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ...The season would see eleven different drivers compete for seven different teams.
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• 1989 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season .... The season would see fifteen different drivers compete for six different teams, in addition to Gabriele Tarquini and FIRST, who would have competed had th
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• 1990 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ...Scuderia. The season would see fifteen drivers compete for seven different teams.
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• 1991 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ...n entry. The season would see fourteen drivers compete for eight different teams.
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• 1992 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ...tructors. The season would see sixteen drivers compete for seven different teams.
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• 1993 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ...Venturi did not return for 1993. This left a field of only three full-time teams, which was something of a concern for the future of the Championship. In to
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• 2022 Alternate Formula One season
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• 1994 Italian Formula One Championship
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• FIA Formula 3 European Championship
  |teams champion = ...3RWRS were now left without a parent series thanks to the departure of the ARWS, and seemed like they would perhaps go out of business. The FIA secured the
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• 2021 Porsche Eurocup season
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• 1995 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ...hiatus in 1994. It would be contested by eleven drivers across those three teams.
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• 1996 Italian Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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• 1985 European Formula One Championship
  {{ARWS season ...' was created in 1985 as a way to offer financially struggling Formula One teams a stage upon which they would be able to compete in Formula One racing with
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• 2002 BRDC 3000 season
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• 1992 HawkAussie Formula One season
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• 1981 Alternate Formula One season
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• 1988 Alternate WSBK season
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• 2021 Pilotverse F1 Season
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• 1980 WFMS Formula 1 season
  {{ARWS season ...otor Sports|WFMS]] as a competitor series to [[Formula One]], with several teams and drivers from the [[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979 Formula One s
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• 2021 Formula 2 World Championship season
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• 2023 Alternate Formula One season
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• 1979 Dywa Grand Prix Series season
  {{ARWS season ...ifying implemented, using an atypical system of having the bottom fourteen teams in the standings enter pre-qualifying. Furthermore, the number of races exp
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• Acid Trip F1
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• 1989 Alternate WSBK season
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• 2021 Auto2 Series season
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• 2020-21 Formula 5000 season
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• Barry McKockiner
  | former teams = [[Automotive SuperSport]], [[Order of Racing]], [[Finanz-Sichereit Kong ...Prix Series]]. He is related to Scottish former [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] driver [[Phil McCracken]]. Much like him, he is useless at the wheel of a
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• 1990 Alternate WSBK season
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• 1991 Alternate WSBK season
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• 2023 AutoReject World Series season
  |colspan=2 align=center|[[File:ARWS Logo.png|250px]] |{{AUS}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam Tim Tam] [[ARWS Australian Grand Prix|Australian Grand Prix]]
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• Leonhard von Gottorp scandal
  ==2019-2020: Death of Leonhard von Gottorp and cancellation of ARWS== ...nd TikTok, on-site logistics waned in quality at the expense of backmarker teams. In a web article on German newspaper Sport Bild, [[Blokkmonsta Motorsport]
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• 2022 Super Formula season
  {{ARWS season ''All teams used Dallara SF19 chassis and Yokohama tyres.
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• Edvard Holm
  ...fellow rookie [[Emma Kickert]] on the series' comeback from the three-year ARWS hiatus. Prior to the signing, Holm's highest-level single-seater experience ...he GP2 Series for 2010. However, five full seasons and a knack for picking teams on their way out of the series meant that his best ever results were two sp
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• 1966 Alternate Formula One season
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• 1980 Dywa Grand Prix Series season
  {{ARWS season ...ywa Grand Prix Series season]], almost all of the series' most established teams and drivers departed the series. Despite this, series organisers still anno
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