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  • 1952 Alternate Formula One season
    |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |previous = [[1951 Alternate Formula One season|1951]]
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  • André Pilette
    ...ifferent cars, gaining much-appreciated experience over the years. He died in Brussels aged 75. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Juan Manuel Fangio
    ...better year for Fangio, scoring his third win in Spain as he finished 9th in the championship. ...angio II]], would go on to race in Formula One in [[1995 Alternate Formula One season|1995]].
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  • Piero Taruffi
    ...his release from hospital, he became the head of the [[O.S.C.A.]] Formula One project. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Toulo de Graffenried
    ...nds Prix, scored three poles, three fastest laps and eight podiums. He was one of the last two remaining starters of the 1950 British Grand Prix to die, a ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Robert Manzon
    ...e championship's inaugural season. He died near his home town of Marseille in 2015 at the age of 97. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Maurice Trintignant
    ...ced by [[Dries van der Lof]]. With the team, he won two Grands Prix, the [[1953 Dutch Grand Prix]] and the highly controversial [[1955 Soviet Grand Prix]]. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Joe Kelly
    ...Irish Racing Cars]]. His racing career was ended in a crash at Oulton Park in 1955. He retired from motorsport and focused on his business commitments. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Johnny Claes
    ...-Benz]] before buying into [[Jacques Swaters]]' [[Ecurie Nationale Belge]] in early 1955. After a couple of entries that year, Claes retired from racing ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Louis Chiron
    ...ies being made for [[Scuderia Commesso]]. His best shot at success came in 1953, when he was invited to replace the injured [[Giuseppe Farina]] for three r ...ations effectively killed Nice's racing career, aside from one final entry in the [[1950 French Grand Prix]].
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  • Peter Whitehead
    ...scoring six podiums in the process and finishing fifth in the championship in 1952. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • B. Bira
    ...nzo]] owner Simone Bizzarri. Both he and van der Lof were severely injured in the attack, but later recovered to drive for [[Lotus]]. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Alberto Ascari
    ...until the Soviet Grand Prix. He was eventually classified in fourth place in the championship, his best ever. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Reg Parnell
    ...with [[Maserati]] for the [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950 Formula One season]], alongside [[Luigi Fagioli]], [[Piero Taruffi]] and [[Felice Bonet ...ing half-season in 1955, Parnell and Ferrari parted ways. Reg Parnell died in 1964 from peritonitis.
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  • Harry Schell
    ...a Ferrari]] before signing for [[Geoff Richardson]] in 1955 and [[Cooper]] in 1956. He died during an accident in practice for the non-championship International Trophy when his car somersa
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  • José Froilán González
    .... [[Robert Manzon]] died in early 2015. The other, [[Stirling Moss]], died in 2020. ...at [[1958 Alternate Formula One season|1958]] [[United States Grand Prix]] in Sebring. It also marked the first ever win for the [[Rob Walker Racing]] te
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  • Stirling Moss
    ...ements and bad performances allowed the Australian to pip him to the title in Watkins Glen. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Luigi Villoresi
    ...[[Scuderia Centro Sud]], but failed to start. He retired from motor racing in 1958, aged 49. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • André Simon
    ...p, helped by Simon's unexpected victory at Monaco. He later finished third in Belgium, but didn't score any other points for several years. ...57, his newfound pace allowed him to score two podiums and finish the year in sixth place.
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  • Formula One Rejects Microprose Grand Prix Series
    ...ipedia.org/wiki/Formula_One_Grand_Prix_%28video_game%29 Microprose Formula One Grand Prix] running under [http://www.dosbox.com/ DOSBox]. ...only, obviously), whereas the final session is for Main Series teams only; in this session, from the 2015 season onwards, this is where official pre-qual
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  • West Cliff Racing
    ...first two seasons of the [[F1RWRS]]. The team never managed to win a race in a total of 23 entries, but all three of their drivers eventually won F1RWRS ...uring the 1949 British Grand Prix with a combination of attrition and once in a lifetime driving.
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  • Peter Collins
    ...When he did finish, he was rarely off the podium, and he was the runner-up in the hotly-contested 1955 championship at the age of 23. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Lance Macklin
    ...disaster, another fatal crash in Dundrod, and four consecutive retirements in F1, he decided to end his racing career. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Giuseppe Farina
    ...omeo in 1956, he retired from motorsport at the age of 49. He died in 1966 in a road accident. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Consalvo Sanesi
    ...i. He was known for his monstrous qualifying pace, one that was considered one of the best at the time. He retired from professional racing after an accid ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • David Hampshire
    ...h attrition. This earned him a total of 12 points including a second place in the [[1955 French Grand Prix]], overshadowed by [[Alberto Ascari]]'s first ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Louis Rosier
    ...ffered an accident at Montlhéry on October 7th. Rosier died 3 weeks later in hospital. He was 50 years old. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Felice Bonetto
    ...eam, he retired from Formula One. His main acheivement in Formula One came in the [[1950 British Grand Prix]], where he led the race going into the final Felice Bonetto died during the 1953 Carrera Panamericana when his car left the road and hit a lamp-post. He was
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  • Tony Rolt
    ...British rounds, although he was more successful in sportscars, winning the 1953 24 Hours of Le Mans with [[Duncan Hamilton]]. He is better known for attemp ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Roger Laurent
    ...He notably won the 1952 Finnish Grand Prix, before retiring from the sport in 1956. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Aldo Gordini
    ...r [[Balkan Eagle]]. His career highlight was a sixth place finish at the [[1953 British Grand Prix]]. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Nello Pagani
    ...and did not attend any races. When [[Simone Bizzarri]] eventually invested in the team, Pagani was not retained, and he ended his racing career at the en ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Giovanni Bracco
    ...rs, culminating in a victory in the 1952 Mille Miglia. He also competed in Formula 1 from 1951 to 1954 for [[Scuderia Ambrosiana]]. While mostly relegated to ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Dorino Serafini
    ...ents, notably with Ferrari teammate [[Reg Parnell]]. Following an accident in the [[1956 Italian Grand Prix]], he largely retired from motorsport at the ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Rudi Fischer
    ...ing to drive for [[Balkan Lion]] until the end of [[1954 Alternate Formula One season|1954]], developing a reputation as a steady hand who was easy on his ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Australian Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2022 Alternate Formula One season|2022]] ...'Australian Grand Prix''' is a race on the [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] calendar.
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  • Dutch Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1951 Alternate Formula One season|1951]] |Last held = [[2018 Alternate Formula One season|2018]]
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  • 1953 Alternate Formula One season
    |year = 1953 |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]
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  • 1952 Australian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...inished the race in second place for [[Gordini]], ahead of [[Reg Parnell]] in the [[Ferrari]].
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  • Bill Holland
    ...ree top-five championship finishing positions, the best being second place in 1947. ...th only two thirteenth places to show for it, and after failing to qualify in Italy, he returned to the United States.
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  • George Connor
    ...ace was a World Championship round, from 1950 to 1952. He also entered the 1953 edition, but did not qualify. ...t championship finish came with his best Indy 500 finish, with fifth place in 1949 (almost half the points came from his Indianapolis podium).
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  • Paul Russo
    ...the race with an oil leak. His best Indianapolis result was a second place in 1955, shared with [[Tony Bettenhausen]]. ...50 and 1951, with an overall best championship result of fifth position in 1953.
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  • Ralph Pratt
    ...s 500 when it was a World Championship event, including under his own name in 1951 against the boycott organised by most American teams. These proved to ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • List of RWRS canon champions
    This is a list of every RWRS champion in history, including the runners-up and third placers. Drivers in ''italics'' are currently leading the championship but have not officially
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  • 1954 Alternate Formula One season
    |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |previous = [[1953 Alternate Formula One season|1953]]
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  • Paul Frère
    ...was not retained for the 1955 season, but he was tempted back to the sport in 1956 by [[British Racing Motors]]. The team was equally uncompetitive, but ...winning the Grand Prix des Frontières in 1952 and the 24 Hours of le Mans in 1960, with [[Olivier Gendebien]].
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  • Alternate Formula One
    |name = Alternate Formula One |inaugural season = [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]]
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  • 1950 Swiss Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...the victory. It still holds the record for the most starters in a Formula One race, with 37 drivers competing.
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  • Bill Vukovich
    ...States Grand Prix for small teams, without success. He died in 1955, while in his usual position; leading the Indianapolis 500. He was 36 years old. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Ingo Hoffmann
    |28th Feb 1953 ...is a [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] driver who drove for [[March]] in 1980.
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  • 1953 German Grand Prix
    |name = [[File:Flag of Germany svg.png]] 1953 German Grand Prix |year = 1953
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  • Officine Specializzate Costruzione Automobili
    ...in Bologna was a team and constructor participating in Formula 1, starting in 1951. == Formula One ==
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  • 1952 Monaco Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...nate Formula One season|1952 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Monte Carlo on May 18th 1952. [[André Simon]] took his first and only race
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  • Piero Carini
    ...car crossed a central divide and collided head-on with another car coming in the opposite direction. Both Carini and the other driver, António Borges B ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Maria Teresa de Filippis
    ...Italian racing driver, and was the first woman to score points in Formula One. Alongside her privateer entries, de Filippis was also entered for [[Brits == Complete Alternate Formula One results ==
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  • Rennkollektiv EMW
    ...n 1953-1955. The team didn't have much success with their only start being in the non-championship race at the [[1954 Pau Grand Prix]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Tazio Nuvolari
    ...efly competed in the inaugural Formula One season for [[Lancia]] finishing in fifth place at the [[1950 Italian Grand Prix]], his final motor race, at th ==Complete Alternative Formula One results==
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  • 1952 Belgian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...nate Formula One season|1952 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Spa-Francorchamps on June 22nd 1952. [[Dorino Serafini]] won the race, his
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  • Roberto Mières
    ...s, actively competing in sports such as rugby, tennis, rowing and sailing, in which he represented Argentina at the 1960 Summer Olympics. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1952 French Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...nate Formula One season|1952 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Rouen-les-Essarts on July 6th 1952. Eventual world champion [[B. Bira]] won
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  • Tony Bettenhausen
    .... Up to 1955, he had 17 AAA race wins and 2 Formula One race wins. He died in 1961 after an accident during qualifying for the Indianapolis 500. He was 4 ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1952 British Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...nship lead by half a point from Farina. [[Alberto Ascari]] finished second in the [[Phoenix]], his best result of the season, while [[Consalvo Sanesi]] w
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  • Roy Salvadori
    ...Formula One season|1958]] [[United States Grand Prix]], where he finished in third place. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Julius Kubinsky
    ...rn November 1923 in Prievidza, died 30 April 2008) was a Slovak-born Czech Formula 1 constructor from Brno. Born in what is now in Slovakia, Kubinský was an avid fan of cars and planes and he was also an a
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  • 1952 German Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...eating [[Alfa Romeo]] driver [[Juan Manuel Fangio]] and [[Alberto Ascari]] in the [[Phoenix]], who scored his third podium of the season. Championship le
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  • 1952 Dutch Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...finish second and third, with eventual [[1953 Alternate Formula One season|1953]] champion [[Tony Bettenhausen]] finishing second and [[Piero Taruffi]] thi
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  • Marcel Balsa
    ...ailed to make the start in what was a difficult period for the team. After 1953, Balsa's career declined, although he continued to race until 1964. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1952 Italian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...ed second ahead of American [[Tony Bettenhausen]], who had finished second in the Netherlands three weeks earlier.
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  • 1952 United States Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...[[Toulo de Graffenried]] followed his victory at Monza with a solid podium in Sebring.
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  • Gordini
    ...enault]] in 1968 and of Renault Sport in 1976. Gordini competed in Formula One during the 1950s. == Complete Formula One Results ==
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  • Renzo
    ...ostra, with former team manager Simone Bizzarri having been sent to prison in the sixties for mafia-related activities, along with other alleged offences ...is son Simone Bizzarri frequently into the legendary race between 1951 and 1953, at the wheel of a Fiat 1100 S.
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  • Philippe Etancelin
    ...one final time at the [[1955 Italian Grand Prix]] by [[Scuderia Ferrari]] in an unprecedented 6-car team. He failed to qualify. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Escuderia Hernandez
    ...n racing mainly at national level, notably winning the TC2000 championship in 2007-09. ...ampionship, with a customer Alfa Romeo package, and based in Turin, Italy, in order to avoid any logistic nightmares that would imply basing a team from
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  • Jack McGrath
    ...Watson-Offy for the small British team [[EXTRAS]], finishing seventh, but in 1951, driving for the [[Motorsport Bleu]] team, the Talbot-Lago could only McGrath died in Phoenix in an accident during the final race of the 1955 AAA season. He was 36 years o
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  • Troy Ruttman
    ...s. Later competing for [[Ferrari]] and [[O.S.C.A.]], he scored fifth place in the [[1956 Italian Grand Prix]] despite crashing out just two laps from the ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Dries van der Lof
    ...river who competed in Formula 1 from 1951 to 1956. He is often regarded as one of the best drivers to have never won a World Championship. ...Grand Prix, where he also obtained his first podium. He scored more points in the Swiss Grand Prix, finishing 5th. These results attracted the attention
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  • Lex Davison
    ...irst experience outside Australia came at the [[1950 Indianapolis 500]] as one of two Australian drivers competing for [[Ecurie Australie]]. Davison quali ...ies of [[Maurice Trintignant]] and [[Colin Chapman]], he was asked to fill in at [[Team Lotus]] for the remainder of the season.
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  • Doug Whiteford
    ...Grand Prix]]. Having won the race earlier that year, he failed to perform in the World Championship event, failing to qualify. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Onofre Marimón
    ...ult year plagued by yet more admin trouble, he finally scored three points in the season-closing Thai Grand Prix. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Art Cross
    ...ia Maremmana]], where he failed to finish. He later finished second in the 1953 running of the event. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Scuderia Ferrari
    |Driver1Series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula 1]] |Driver2Series = Formula 1
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  • Tommy Wisdom
    ...a and the 24 Hours of le Mans. He competed in one Formula One event, the [[1953 British Grand Prix]], competing for [[Mercedes]]. He failed to prequalify, ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Jacques Swaters
    ...ré Pilette]] in 1974 to create [[Equipe de Course Belge]], which is still in operation to this day. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Manfred von Brauchitsch
    ...efecting to East Germany in 1955. When East Germany organised its own race in 1956, he drove a second car for [[Bruce Halford]] before retiring from moto ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Chico Landi
    ...the World Championship, though he remained very influential and successful in his home country. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Eric Brandon
    ...1952. After an impressive début in Monaco, he scored a surprising podium in Donington, the best ever result for the team. Unfortunately, he was never a ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Asso di Fiori
    ...Formula One|Formula One]] debut in the [[1953 Alternate Formula One season|1953 season]]. For the team's first season, they ran customer [[Aston Martin]] c
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  • Mike Hawthorn
    ...Undeterred, and with more sportscar experience, he signed for [[Bentley]] in 1952 and remained there for two seasons, racing on and off, without any suc ...[[Peter Collins]], he proved dependable but unreliable, failing to qualify in Silverstone after not setting a time. Nonetheless, he took advantage of hig
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  • Bobby Ball
    .... Tragically, in January 1953, he suffered severe head injuries in a crash in Los Angeles. Ball never awoke from his coma and died at his home 13 months ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Geoff Richardson
    ...cessful campaign in 1955 with [[Harry Schell]], he stopped his involvement in motorsport. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Jan Flinterman
    ...Flinterman struck a partnership with [[Jacques Swaters]], driving his cars in the Dutch Grand Prix from 1951. ...man was gravely injured in an accident in the [[1954 Syracuse Grand Prix]] in which he broke all four limbs, fractured his skull and sustained internal i
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  • Charles de Tornaco
    ...ise, he was unable to make a race start. He was killed in practice for the 1953 Modena Grand Prix when he rolled his car and suffered head and neck injurie ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Porfirio Rubirosa
    ...ula One|F1]] career at that point. He was killed in an automobile accident in Paris at the age of 56. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Ken Wharton
    ...races, and never challenged for points. Wharton was killed in an accident in Ardmore Circuit when he rolled his Ferrari Monza. He was 40 years old. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Edgar Barth
    ...957, where he continued his racing career in sportscars. He died of cancer in May 1965, aged just 48. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Günther Bechem
    ...uffered a severe accident, and aside from a brief comeback in hillclimbing in the 1960s, he did not return to racing. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Fritz Riess
    ...F1 entry, but he left after just one race. He made his final F1 appearance in 1954, driving for his friend [[Trod von Hoff]]. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Georges Berger
    ...uccessful driver in rallies and touring cars, he was killed in an accident in the 1967 Marathon de la Route when his car dug into a ravine and burst into ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Toni Ulmen
    ...petitive chassis based on a Veritas sportscar. Following his retirement in 1953, Ulmen was awarded Germany's highest sporting honour and president of the D ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Helmut Niedermayr
    ...il 1956, but he never truly recovered. He made further attempts at Formula One with occasional appearances for German teams, without success. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Ken Downing
    ...he returned to club racing for one more year before retiring at the end of 1953. He later emigrated to South Africa, then retired to Monaco. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • John Fitch
    ...ith shattered legs, a broken pelvis and spinal damage. Returning to racing in 1961, he largely focused his remaining life on improving road safety and ru ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Jack Brabham
    ...erested in the European scene and decided to attend the British Grand Prix in the Tasman off-season. ...and Prix, Brabham was the only driver on the Ferrari books willing to step in as replacement. Qualifying 15th, he profited from attrition to finish fourt
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  • Stan Jones
    ...0s, Jones suffered a series of strokes and moved to England, where he died in 1973. He was 49. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1953 Monaco Grand Prix
    |name = [[File:Flag of Monaco svg.png]] 1953 Monaco Grand Prix |year = 1953
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  • Umberto Maglioli
    ...oints. His sportscar career outlived his Formula 1 outings, and he retired in 1970 aged 42. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Duncan Hamilton
    ...r a dry spell with the [[Royal Racing Automobile Company]], he returned to Formula 1 with [[Irish Racing Cars]], convinced by the team's atmosphere and his fr In 1960 he published an autobiography entitled ''Touch Wood'', which has been
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  • André Milhoux
    ...ni]], he agreed to drive for their F1 team for the rest of the season in a 1953 car. ...nstantly upon contact with the trees. Several spectators were also injured in the crash. Milhoux was just 27 years old.
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  • 1953 Dutch Grand Prix
    |name = [[File:Flag of the Netherlands svg.png]] 1953 Dutch Grand Prix |year = 1953
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  • Fred Wacker
    ...mpionship and in the world championship with [[Anglo Racing Engineering]]. In eight attempts at making the grid, he qualified twice, but never finished a ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1953 Belgian Grand Prix
    |name = [[File:Flag of Belgium svg.png]] 1953 Belgian Grand Prix |year = 1953
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  • Olivier Gendebien
    ...s really took off. Making his début in 1953 shortly after a local victory in Spa, he occasionally took up driving duties for [[Ecurie Nationale Belge]], ...a One]] points (and also fastest lap) came at the [[1958 Alternate Formula One season|1958]] [[Italian Grand Prix]], where he finished fifth.
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  • 1953 French Grand Prix
    |name = [[File:Flag of France svg.png]] 1953 French Grand Prix |year = 1953
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  • Lucien Vincent
    ...race. His career continued for a few years before retiring from the sport in 1956. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1953 British Grand Prix
    |name = [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png]] 1953 British Grand Prix |year = 1953
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  • Hermann Lang
    ...ans in 1952 with [[Fritz Riess]]. He competed in Formula 1 very briefly in 1953 and 1954, but without success. He ended his racing career at the age of 45, ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1953 Swiss Grand Prix
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  • Giannino Marzotto
    ...zo]] in 1954, where he scored no points but regularly qualified for races. In 1955, he began driving for [[Maria Teresa de Filippis]], but he failed to f ...ered under the [[Scuderia Marzotto]] name. Giannino failed to qualify on a one-off comeback, and retired for good.
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  • Luigi Musso
    ...], but after failing to qualify, he defected to [[Scuderia Ugolini]] later in 1957. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1953 United States Grand Prix
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  • Cliff Bergere
    Cliff Bergere (born 6 December 1896 in Toledo, died 18 June 1980 in Dade City) was an American racing driver. A stunt driver as well as an Indy ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Sam Hanks
    ...ing for [[Bardahl Oil Company]]. However, he couldn't adapt to road racing in time and failed to qualify for the race. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Vladimir Wojciechowski
    ...es in 1953 and entered the [[1954 Pau Grand Prix]] in an HWM. He qualified in 19th place before retiring with an engine failure. [[Category:Formula One Drivers]]
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  • Hernando da Silva Ramos
    ...]] then [[Ferrari]], the results dried up and he was left without a drive. In 1957, he returned to Gordini, replacing the late [[Eugenio Castellotti]]. H ...[[Scuderia Centro Sud]] for [[1958 Alternate Formula One season|1958]] and in his second start for the Italian squad Ramos delivered a second place finis
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  • 1954 Monaco Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...dium for both [[O.S.C.A.]] and [[Bentley]], while [[Reg Parnell]] finished in third place.
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  • 1954 French Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...tories. Eventual world champion [[B. Bira]] scored second place, the first in a series of six consecutive second places. [[Porfirio Rubirosa]] finished t
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  • 1954 Belgian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...the second consecutive race, while Monaco winner [[Jack Brabham]] finished in third position, retaining the championship lead as a result.
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  • British Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2021 Alternate Formula One season|2021]] ...y Grand Prix to have been part of the world championship for every Formula One season.
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  • 1954 Dutch Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...tion. His [[JAMR]] teammate [[B. Bira]] finished second for the third time in 1954, taking the championship lead as a result. [[Peter Collins]] finished
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  • 1954 British Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...x. Instead, [[Dries van der Lof]] won the race, scoring his maiden Formula One victory, ahead of teammate and championship leader [[B. Bira]]. Sanesi even
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  • 1954 Swiss Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...ate Formula One season|1954 Formula One World Championship]], and was held in Bremgarten on August 8th 1954. Double World Champion [[Giuseppe Farina]] wo
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  • Swiss Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = Formula Three |Series 2 = Formula One
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  • German Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1951 Alternate Formula One season|1951]]
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  • 1954 German Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...s the seventh race of the [[1954 Alternate Formula One season|1954 Formula One World Championship]] and was held at the Nürburgring Nordschleife on Augus
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  • Belgian Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]] ...first Formula One World Championship calendar in [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]].
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  • Monaco Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2013 Alternate Formula One season|2013]] ...One|Formula One]] calendar. It was first held in [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]] on the streets of Monte-Carlo.
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  • French Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2023 Alternate Formula One season|2023]] ...first Formula One World Championship calendar in [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]].
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  • 1954 United States Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...major title contenders retired, [[B. Bira]] secured his second world title in this race, despite not yet having won a race that year.
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  • 1954 Italian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...Consalvo Sanesi]] finished in second place after winning the previous race in Sebring, while [[Harry Schell]] finished third driving for Ferrari, scoring
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  • European Grand Prix
    ...Formula One season|1950]] (as honorific title)<br>[[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]] (as actual race) ...Formula One season|2019]] (as honorific title)<br>[[2017 Alternate Formula One season|2017]] (as actual race)
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  • United States Grand Prix
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  • Paolo Marzotto
    ...i driver, but retired from driving after a series of disappointing results in 1955. ..., the two became the first pair of brothers to compete in the same Formula One event.
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  • Italian Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |Last held = [[2020 Alternate Formula One season|2020]]
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  • English Grand Prix
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  • Alfa Romeo
    ...has competed in motorsport since the 1910s and has achieved great success in Grand Prix racing, Sportscars and Touring Cars. ...ason|1955]] as well as the constructor's title in [[1955 Alternate Formula One season|1955]].
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  • Spanish Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1957 Alternate Formula One season|1957]]
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  • Jaguar
    |NotedDriver1Series = [[Formula One]] '''Jaguar''' are a British automotive manufacturer who have been in operation since 1936.
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  • Naoki Nagasaka
    '''Naoki Nagasaka''' (born 24th April 1953) is a Japanese former racing driver. He is perhaps most famous for being th For much of his early international career, particularly in [[Formula One]], Nagasaka was erroneously referred to as 'Naoki Nagasaki' - so much so th
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  • Horace Gould
    ...e would occasionally drive, and he would compete in the World Championship in 1956 and 1957, without success. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Cliff Allison
    ...x de Rouen-les-Essarts]], he graduated to sportscars, then to more regular Formula 1 outings from 1956 onwards. He notably drove for [[Vanwall]], [[Connaught] ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Theo Fitzau
    ...to the Eastern Bloc in 1955, he was contacted by [[Guidobaldi]] to compete in the Soviet Grand Prix. Making the team's sole race finish thanks to adminis ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Jaroslav Juhan
    ...[Scuderia Ambrosiana]], but failed to qualify. He remains the only Formula One driver from Guatemala. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Nigel Mansell
    ...Mansell was regarded as one of the best drivers of his generation and also one of the best British drivers all time. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Satoru Nakajima
    '''Satoru Nakajima''' (born 23 February 1953 in Okazaki, Japan) is a Japanese former racing driver and currently the owner ...l-time in 1987, but after a moderately successful season returned to Japan in 1988, where he once again won the title.
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  • Mercedes-Benz
    '''Mercedes-Benz''' are a German automaker who have been involved in Motorsport since the late 19th century. ...as a fully-fledged manufacturer as well as an engine supplier in [[Formula One]].
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  • Lamberto Leoni
    '''Lamberto Leoni''' (born 24th May, 1953 in Argenta, Emilia–Romagna) is an Italian former racing driver. Leoni made his [[Formula One]] debut in [[1977_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1977]] with the [[B&S Fabrications]] te
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  • Günter Lenssen
    ...ovember 25th, 1913 in Zeitz, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany, died June 10th, 1973 in Zeitz, Halle, East Germany) was an East German racing driver. ...stature in East German motorsport meant he was a shoe-in for the [[Formula One]] [[East German Grand Prix]] with French outfit Automobiles Deustch et Bonn
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  • Derek Daly
    '''Derek Patrick Daly''' (born 11th March, 1953 in Ballinteer, Co. Dublin) is an Irish-American former racing driver. Daly made his [[Formula One]] debut in [[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]] driving for [[Lotus|Essex Team Lotus]] at the [[Austrian Gran
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  • Gabriella Mondadori
    '''Gabriella Mondadori''' (b. 25th October 1953 in Rieti, Italy) is a retired Italian racing driver. ...one at the age of 16, she collided with a delivery truck. During her stay in the hospital she briefly considered giving up and starting to study to beco
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  • List of Formula One circuits
    ...wheel auto racing sanctioned by the FIA. In it's 72-year history, Formula One has held Grands Prix at many venues around the world. ...rcuits that have hosted World Championship Grands Prix. The terms "Formula One race" and "World Championship" race were not always synonymous throughout h
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  • Timo Fuchs
    ...ne|Formula One]] to the World Sportscar Championship. He also participated in the [[Dywa Grand Prix Series]]. ...claiming the car to be "A total deathtrap, I would rather die in a Formula One car."
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  • Arie Luyendyk
    ...uto racing driver, best known for his appearances in IndyCar and [[Formula One]]. His first appearance in F1 would come in [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]] for the [[Boro]] team, replacing regular driver [[Vittorio Br
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  • David Kennedy
    ...nnacht) is am Irish former racing driver notable for his career in Formula One. ...e Formula One|Formula One World Championship]] in [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]].
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  • Eje Elgh
    ...skoga, Sweden) is a former racing driver notable for his career in Formula One. ...mula One|Formula One World Championship]] grid in [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]], which he did, again with Hesketh - though he missed the Mona
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  • "Dave"
    |4th Aug 1953 |colspan=2 align=center|''Co-founder of Coastal Raceway in North Wales''
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  • List of You're The Driver drivers
    ...e in karting, many wondered if making the big jump to Formula Two so early in his career was a bit rash.<br><br><br> ...cess: two wins and two pole positions were enough to secure sixth position in the final year of the European Championship.
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  • Sunbeam
    ...turer founded in 1905 by John Marston, and revived in 2021 by ex-[[Formula One]] driver [[Neil McEwan]] and his company [[McEwan Automotive]]. Sunbeam has Sunbeam has a long history in motorsports, dating back to [[1923 Grand Prix Championship|some of the earl
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  • 1956 Monaco Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...nate Formula One season|1956 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Monte Carlo on May 13th 1956. Defending champion [[Jack Brabham]] took pole
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  • 1956 Belgian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...race, his second consecutive race victory which gave him a nine-point lead in the championship. [[Ottorino Volonterio]], replacing [[Robert Manzon]] at [
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  • 1956 Scottish Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...lead to numerous severe accidents, two of which proved fatal and resulted in the deaths of [[Tony Brooks]] and [[Paco Godia]]. The race was won by [[Sti
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  • 1956 British Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...scourse on the state of safety in the sport. The race itself is considered one of the best of its time for the three-way battle for the win between the ev
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  • Helm Glöckler
    ...Driving for [[Alan Brown]]'s [[Equipe Anglaise]] outfit, he also made two Formula 1 appearances at the [[1956 Italian Grand Prix]] and [[1957 German Grand Pr ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • 1956 Thai Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...rd for [[Ferrari]]. This was the first World Championship event to be held in Asia.
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