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  ...wiki. This wiki is the place to find details of any virtual or alternative championship held in GPR's Perry McCarthy memorial forum. Feel free to contribute to any * '''Own a driver or team in a virtual championship?''' Help out by creating a wiki page for them!
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• Thomas Nurmester
  |car number = 6 |best finish = 4th ([[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]])
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• Defunct & Inactive series
  ![[F1 Rejects Indy Championship Series]] ![[F1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship|F1RGP2C Series]]
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• 1977 Alternate Formula One season
  |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |series_name = [[Mario Andretti]] would win his first World Championship, driving for [[John Player Team Lotus]].
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• Phoenix McAllister
  | debut season = [[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2010]] | final season = [[2014 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2014]]
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• Leonhard von Gottorp
  | car number = N/A | car number2 = 30
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• Nathan McKane
  | car number = 27 | series 2 = [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series|F1RWRS]]
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• Scuderia Vittore
  ...now the designated manufacturer team for Ferrari in the [[GT-Rejects World Championship]]. ...m in their debut campaign, after a relatively successful [[F1 Rejects Indy Championship Series|F1RICS]] campaign, alongside young German [[Martyn Rietacher]], who
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• Pieter Kickert
  ...in [[Life Grand Prix Series|Life GP]] and later for his extensive touring car career. He is also the father of racing driver [[Emma Kickert]]. Since reti ...y his own car to compete. However, he overestimated the reliability of the car, and bought too few spare parts. After several mechanical failures left him
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• Kazuyoshi Hoshino
  ...s for his performances in the Formula Nippon, Super GT and [[World Touring Car Masters]]. ...no made his [[Formula One]] debut at his home Grand Prix at Fuji in [[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]], driving for [[Boro]]. He eventually finished the
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• Robert Anderson
  | debut season = [[1996 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1996]] | final season = [[1997 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1997]]
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• Guillaume Gauthier
  ...during the 1980s, winning the [[Formula One]] World Championship in [[1986 Alternate Formula One season|1986]]. ...Gauthier. Pierre was briefly an amateur racing driver in the years before World War II, and fought in the French Resistance during it. After the war, he se
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• Ecurie Fabron
  |Debut = [[2016 Rejects Touring Car Championship season]] ...by [[Sophie Fabron]]. The team took part in the [[2016 Rejects Touring Car Championship season]] after buying out the entry and garage of [[Nurminen Racing Enginee
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• 2008 Alternate World Touring Championship season
  This is the first season of the alternate World Touring Car Championship. !Car
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• Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering
  |Driver1Series = [[AutoReject World Series]] |Driver2Series = AutoReject World Series
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• Sam Baromono
  ...all him, taking the season in the progress. and entered the World Karting Championship with hope of winning. In the race, he struggled against more fancy oppoents ...ept the other offers going back to Belgium to compete in the local touring car series for the rest of that year.
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• Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler
  ...|350px|thumb|Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler, driving for [[McLaren]] in [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]]] ...me Voeckler]]. He was the [[Formula One]] World Drivers Champion in [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]], driving for [[McLaren|Honda Marlboro McLaren]].
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• News Archive
  ...center"| [[File:RTCC_Logo.png|frameless|75px|link=2017 Rejects Touring Car Championship season]] |align="center"| The car of '''[[Marika Vranes]], Tomas Enge and Kosuke Matsuura''' secures pole pos
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• Natascha Zaugg
  ...ver who owns the [[Zeroforce]] team. She has driven in the Life GP Series, Alternate CART, RoLFS and the RTCC. ...ound the top of the grid, she was starting to become a major threat in the championship when she won the Indonesian round and scored the fastest lap as the track w
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• Bernd Schneider
  ...r the [[San Marino Grand Prix]]. From there on, Vauxhall Sport retired the car number 5 and instead began using #32 in their WTCM program as a mark of res ==[[Alternate International F3000|F3000]]==
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• 2017 Canon Motorsport Calendar
  ...jects of LFS]]. RTF series continue to count towards a [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series Rules#1.2 Driver Requirements|RejectLicence]], which determines ...nship]] were brought into the fold, under the new names [[AutoReject Super Touring]] and [[AutoReject GTi]] respectively.
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• Keke Rosberg
  ===[[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]]: [[Iberia Airlines]]=== ===[[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]]: [[Arrows]]===
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• 2005 Alternate WTCC season
  | series = Alternate WTCC | title = Alternate WTCC season
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• Renzo
  [[1954 Alternate Formula One season|'''1954''']]<br> [[1955 Alternate Formula One season|'''1955''']]<br>
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• 2018 Canon Motorsport Calendar
  ...'''Formula 2''' and '''Formula 3''' series, to support its long running [[Alternate Formula One|Formula 1]] product. ...AR fold and joined the FIA fold, rebranding as the '''International Procar Championship'''. The [[AutoReject GTi]] series, a feeder to ARST, thus folded, and its o
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• Isabella Noriko
  | debut season = [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]] | latest season = [[1990 Alternate Formula One season|1990]]
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• Escuderia Hernandez
  ...they have been racing mainly at national level, notably winning the TC2000 championship in 2007-09. ...istic nightmares that would imply basing a team from the other side of the world.
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• Scuderia Adriatica
  ...), Adriatica also runs the Uruguayan entry in [[2017-18 AutoReject Nations Championship|ARNC]]. ...n Belgium, where he was classified thirteenth despite having to retire the car during the last lap. At the next race in West Germany, Gerini achieved the
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• Jean-Maxime Bachot
  ...rmula One]] and F3000. He is loosely related to ex-Formula One and touring car driver [[Silvio Bachot]]. ...of 4 races from strong positions, Bachot would fail to materialise a true championship challenge.
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• 2019 Canon Motorsport Calendar
  ...rsche Euro Cup and the Porsche North America Group. The Group B Rallycross Championship was also all but gone, and the Africa Racing League owners confirmed the se ...rted, to eventually functionally replace the now-defunct AutoReject Nippon World Series, as well as the new Dodge Viper Cup, Pacific Endurance Series and th
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• David McKay
  ...e]], before returning to Australia, where he won the inaugural touring car championship in 1960 and founded the original Holden factory team in 1968. McKay died of ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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• Dan Cammish
  Cammish shot to prominence in 2013 when he won the British Formula Ford Championship in dominant fashion - taking an incredible 24 wins out of 24. This immediat ...Porsche Supercup, Cammish was called upon by [[Red Bull Racing]] in [[2016 Alternate Formula One season|2016]] for the season-ending [[Chinese Grand Prix]]. Cam
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• Jochen Mass
  ...many) is German former racing driver most notable for his appearances in [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]. Outside of racing, his work received the "Best I Jochen Mass raced for [[McLaren|Marlboro Team McLaren]] in [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] at the wheel of their venerable McLaren M23 along
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• Masahiro Hasemi
  ...s appearances in [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] and [[World Touring Car Masters]]. ===[[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]]===
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• Dieter Quester
  ...' (born 30 May 1939 in Vienna, Austria) is a former grand prix and touring car racing driver from Austria. Initially racing in powerboats, Quester switched to car racing in the mid-1960s.
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• Alfa Romeo
  ...1910s and has achieved great success in Grand Prix racing, Sportscars and Touring Cars. ...ate Formula One season|1955]] as well as the constructor's title in [[1955 Alternate Formula One season|1955]].
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• Renault
  ...s well as an engine supplier, both in [[Formula One]] and the [[AutoReject World Series]] - in the latter of which they have also been represented by the In Renault also have competed in rallying and touring car racing.
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• Hans-Joachim Stuck
  ...eir new chassis, the PC4. Coupled with a woeful Alfa Romeo power unit, the car was a complete disaster. Being low on power and generally unreliable, Stuck ...uck's services in Formula One led him to set sail for Japan's Formula 2000 championship with [[Kojima Engineering]].
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• Birmingham SuperPrix
  ...ampionship]], later being part of a double header with the [[World Touring Car Masters]] before spiralling costs caused its cancellation in 1991. Shortly ...2020 Alternate British Touring Car Championship season|British Touring Car Championship]]. However, the disappointment of a weekend being headlined by junior formu
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• Alan Jones
  ...enter|[[File:Jones.png|300px]]<br><small>''Jones celebrates his 1979 World Championship''</small> ...a One World Champion]] ([[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]], [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]])
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• Brendon Cassidy
  ...dy 1991.jpg|350px|thumb|Brendon Cassidy, driving for [[McLaren]] in [[1991 Alternate Formula One season|1991]]]] ...dyCar]] and [[Formula One]]. He won the Formula One championship in [[1991 Alternate Formula One season|1991]] while driving for [[McLaren]].
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• Jacques Laffite
  ===[[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]]-: [[Ligier]]=== Laffite and Ligier proved their worth in the championship early on, taking consecutive podiums at the [[South African Grand Prix|Sout
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• Gianfranco Brancatelli
  ...d touring car drivers in the planet, winning the 1985 European Touring Car Championship. ...e the likes of [[Penske]], [[Tyrrell]] and [[Hesketh]] in the constructors championship.
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• Klaus Ludwig
  ...m Germany, having competed in [[Formula One]], having won multiple touring car championships throughout his career as well as winning the 24 Hours of Le M Ludwig made his Formula One debut in [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]], driving for the [[Willi Kauhsen Racing Team]] al
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• Jean-Pierre Jabouille
  ===[[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]]-: [[Renault]]=== ...ille was the natural choice to lead the French manufacturer into the world championship. Jabouille would be joined by fellow Frenchman [[Jean-Pierre Jarier]] - who
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• Robert Kagan
  ...f the privateer [[March|March 761]] cars. The inaugural running of the non-championship [[1977 Tony Brise Memorial Trophy|Tony Brise Memorial Trophy]], a race orga ===[[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]]-[[1990 Alternate Formula One season|1990]]: [[March]], [[Benetton]] & [[Brabham]]===
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• B&S Fabrications
  |NotedDriver1Series = Scored Spartec's first World Championship podium. ...ds. B&S were also regular entrants to non-Championship events until [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]], with a notable result of 2nd place at the [[1980
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• Freddy Kottulinsky
  ...Championship and Mikaela forging a career in the Scandinavian Touring Car Championship. ==Complete [[Alternate Formula One|Formula 1]] Results==
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• Philippe Alliot
  ===[[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]]=== In [[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]], Alliot raced for the [[Larrousse|Larrousse Calme
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• Derek Warwick
  ===[[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]]-[[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]: [[Lotus]]=== ...te Formula One season|1987]], Warwick was joined at [[Lotus]] by defending World Champion [[Guillaume Gauthier]] - whom had made the move from [[Williams]]
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• Stefan Johansson
  ===[[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]]: [[Zakspeed]]=== ===[[1989 Alternate Formula One season|1989]]: [[Rial]]===
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• AGS
  ...''AGS''' was a [[Formula One]] constructor and team that raced from [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]] to the early 1990s. The team is considered by som ...[[Philippe Streiff]] and [[Alex Caffi]]. Streiff scored AGS's first World Championship point at the [[French Grand Prix]] on the Paul Ricard circuit - only a shor
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• Piercarlo Ghinzani
  Ghinzani made his Formula One debut in [[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]], racing alongside [[Roberto Marazzi]] and [[Mauri [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|The following year]], Ghinzani was joined by former [[Re
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• 1991 Alternate Formula One season
  |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |series_name = [[Brendon Cassidy]] won his first World Championship with nine victories over the course of the season.
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• 1990 Alternate Formula One season
  |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |series_name = [[Gerhard Berger]] took his second World Championship with four victories over the course of the season.
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• Silvio Bachot
  | debut season = [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]] | latest season = [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]]
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• Fabrizio Giovanardi
  ...national Formula 3000]] championship, Giovanardi was a hot property in the world of motorsport - having no less than three offers in Formula One. In the end Giovanardi took part in two World Touring Car Masters meetings in [[1989_World_Touring_Car_Masters_season|1989]] with the
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• Martin Donnelly
  ...|1989]] for CoBRa Motorsports, he was signed by [[Tyrrell]] for the [[1990 Alternate Formula One season|1990 Formula One season]] as the replacement for outgoin ...use Yamaha engines in [[1992 Alternate Formula One season|1992]] alongside car company Venturi buying a stake at the team and naming rights for that year
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• Sophie Fabron
  Fabron first came to prominence in the [[1988 Alternate International F3000 season|1988 International Formula 3000]] series, drivin ...pilot [[Jacques Laffite]], World Rally star [[Jean Ragnotti]] and touring car specialist [[Jean-Pierre Malcher]]. Renault was largely outpaced in [[1989_
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• Anders Olofsson
  ...y versatile driver, making appearances in [[Formula One]], [[World Touring Car Masters]] and the Le Mans 24 Hours - among other disciplines. ...te_Formula_One_season|1978]] when he did a dual campaign in both the World Championship and the [[1978_Alternate_Aurora_AFX_British_Formula_One_season|British Auro
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• Damon Hill
  ...e [[Pau Grand Prix]] en route to his championship-winning season in [[1990 Alternate International F3000 season|1990]]. After making his [[Formula One]] debut in [[1991 Alternate Formula One season|1991]] for [[Fondmetal]], Hill did not impress or disapp
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• Yannick Dalmas
  ...nese Grand Prix]] later on in the season. Dalmas finished sixteenth in the championship and was not retained. ...were able to qualify all season. Dalmas entered the opening race of [[1990 Alternate Formula One season|1990]] but failed to qualify once again - causing the Fr
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• Andrea de Cesaris
  ===[[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]]: [[Ligier]]=== ...Grand Prix|San Marino]] and [[French Grand Prix|French Grands Prix]]. The car was not particularly competitive and de Cesaris registered a best finish of
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• Luis Perez-Sala
  ...p, Perez-Sala was signed by [[Mercedes-Benz]] for the [[1988 World Touring Car Masters season]]. Perez-Sala took three Class C wins on his way to third in In [[2010 Alternate Formula One season|2010]], Perez-Sala was a consultant for the [[Campos Met
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• Didier Artzet
  ...|Formula 3000]]: [[1989 Alternate International F3000 season|1989]]-[[1992 Alternate International F3000 season|1992]]=== ...d a podium in his first ever race at the Le Mans Bugatti Circuit in [[1989 Alternate International F3000 season|1989]] while driving for Madgwick International.
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• Paul Radisich
  ...is a New Zealander racing driver best known for his appearances in Touring Car racing. ...to Oceania in the late 1980s and regularly took part in Australian touring car series.
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• Ukyo Katayama
  === [[Alternate International F3000|Formula 3000]] === ...haul of 28 points and a sixth-place finish in the Championship. For [[1991 Alternate International F3000 season|1991]], he moved to the [[Pacific]] team, but st
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• Kelby Rogerson
  ...races at Rathdrum. He owned and operated his own Crossle 30F Formula Ford car, as well as a Ford Escort Mk I that he used in hot rod races and on one ill ...at Mondello Park just after Christmas in 1975, driving a Formula Atlantic car entered for him by Eddie Jordan. That sounds good, except for it being the
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• Timo Fuchs
  ...s series from [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] to the World Sportscar Championship. He also participated in the [[Dywa Grand Prix Series]]. ...ming the car to be "A total deathtrap, I would rather die in a Formula One car."
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• Jacques Godard
  ...unds of the [[1979 Alternate BMW M1 Procar Championship|1979 BMW M1 Procar Championship]] for [[Gilden Kölsch Racing]], with hopes of making the full schedule in ...o his former identity by running their first race in a Vaillante-sponsored car.
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• Jan Lammers
  ...is career through the junior ranks. After good results in national touring car and Formula Ford races, Lammers graduated to [[Formula Three]]. He became t ...rmula One season|1978]] World Constructors Championship and World Entrants Championship. Lammers replaced [[Bobby Rahal]] and would partner Sweden's [[Ronnie Peter
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• Paul Warwick
  ...was also the younger brother of former [[Formula One]] and [[World Touring Car Masters|WTCM]] driver [[Derek Warwick]]. ...icult. In 1991, Warwick also ran a part-time schedule in the British F3000 championship where he dominated the field but in the end this move proved to be fateful
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• Paul Tracy
  ...ly 1994) was a Canadian racing driver who competed in [[Formula One]], [[Alternate International F3000|International Formula 3000]] and IndyCar. He was known ...tory. He also appeared in the 1988 Watkins Glen 250km in the World Touring Car Masters, driving a Ford Escort 1600i for Horst Kroll Racing.
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