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  • Main Page
    ...ate Formula One|{{current}} '''[[2023 Alternate Formula One season|Current season]]''' ...World Series|{{current}} '''[[2023 AutoReject World Series season|Current season]]'''
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  • AutoReject World Series
    |inaugural season = [[2010 F1RWRS season|2010]] |current season = 2023 AutoReject World Series season
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  • Tristan Jung
    | best finish = 27th ([[2012 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2012]]) ...la 1 Rejects World Race Series]]. After joining the sport in [[2012 F1RWRS season|2012]] for [[Trueba Racing Team]], Jung began his career with a brilliant f
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  • Trueba Racing Team
    ...n, in their own right, in the [[2015 Trackmania Rejects Rally Championship season]], having been run under Scuderia Alitalia's parent company [[Il Barone Ram ...n in [[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2010]], Trueba were one of the first teams to sign up as the series expanded to accommodate more te
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  • 2010 F1RWRS German Grand Prix
    ...race of the [[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2010 F1RWRS season]] held in Hockenheim, Germany. [[Ashley Watkinson]] won the race. ...like-minded Formula 1 constructors. The series was to be a direct rival to Formula 1, and was to include nine contructors: [[Calinetic]], [[Prospec]], [[Club
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  • Sammy Jones
    | series 1 = [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series|F1RWRS]] | debut season = [[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2010]]
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  • Rosenforth Engineering
    ...inessman Jimmy Rosenforth in 1994 and was also an F1-presence from 1997 to 2009. ...global motorsport expansion. Nissan planned to enter the 1997 Formula One season, and approached Jimmy Rosenforth to build a chassis. The car itself was a d
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  • Andrea Acuri
    | series 1 = Formula One | debut season = 2006
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  • ZimSport
    ...Formula Ford, Australian F3, V8 Supercar Development Series and Australian Formula Ford, as well as a short time in the [[F1RWRS]]. ...assis to compete in the British Formula Three championship. While his 1990 season wasn't spectacular, he did grab the attention of Alan Docking Racing, who g
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  • Aurelien Moll
    ...[F1RWRS]] with the accent in his first name removed after a misspelling in one of his first races' entry list, therefore racing as '''Aurelien Moll'''. He ...ason in the Belgian Junior Kart championship, finishing third in his first season in 1998, the championship being dominated by [[Thomas De Bock]], who had ba
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  • Daniel Melrose
    | series 1 = Formula One | debut season = [[2003 Alternate Formula One season|2003]]
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  • Kay Lon
    | best finish = 3rd ([[2012 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2012]]) ...ght public attention by making a risky jump to become the youngest British Formula Three driver at the age of 15 after replacing Dennis Retera at T-Sport,. It
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  • Nick Nurmester
    | debut season = [[2015 Formula 3 Rejects World Race Series season|2015]] | latest season = [[2016 Formula 3 Rejects World Race Series season|2016]]
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  • 2015 Formula One Rejects Microprose Grand Prix Series season
    ...ormula One Rejects Microprose Grand Prix Series]]''' is held in 2015. This season sees the introduction of pre-qualifying for the first time in the series' h ...ds, twelve in Europe bookended by three far-flung races at each end of the season - the Americas at the beginning, and everywhere else at the end. The series
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  • Uruguayan Grand Prix
    |First held = [[2005 Alternate Formula One season|2005]] |Last held = [[2012 Alternate Formula One season|2012]]
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  • Canadian Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |Last held = [[2014 Alternate Formula One season|2014]]
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  • Dave Simpson
    | debut season = [[2010 F1RWRS season|2010]] | final season = [[2015 F1RWRS season|2015]]
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  • Thomas de Bock
    | series 1 = Formula One | debut season = [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]]
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  • Gillet Ecurie Nationale Belge
    ...ated in lower divisions for about 40 years before making the step to the [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series]] in 2011. Notable drivers to have driven for t ...2, Teddy won the British Formula 5000 championship the next year and got a one-off drive for Brabham.
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  • Rhys Davies
    | series 1 = Formula One | debut season = 1999
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  • David Koczo
    |Last season = 2014 ...] at the end of the [[2013 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2013 season]], leaving him without a drive for 2014. However, following the buyout of [
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  • Defunct & Inactive series
    |align="center" width="40px"| [[2015 F1 Rejects Masters season (Pointrox)|2015]] |align="center" width="50px"| [[2015 F1 Rejects Masters season (Wizzie)|2015]]
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  • Þorvaldur Einarsson
    ...ur built up a collection of rally cars, while Þorvaldur preferred Formula One cars. Within a year he had managed to find a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ...is Délétraz], and vowed that day (at only eight years old) that he would one day be better than the hapless Swiss pay-driver.
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  • Formula One Rejects Motorsport
    ...errari Ferrari], despite the presence of a Ferrari team in the 2011 F1RMGP season) means they are sometimes known as "The Firm". ...l be presented with the opportunity to find out for ourselves over a whole season: "what is Délétraz doing?"
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  • Alternate Championship homepage
    *[[Italian Formula One Championship]] *[[Formula One Non-Points Scorers Alternative Championship]]
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  • KQ Motor Sports
    ...F1RWRS]] at the end of its inaugural season, although they move to Formula One instead, only to pull out again and move to [[AutoReject Super Touring]]. ...RS]]), the GT Light International Cup, having won the 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009 championships. This success led many to believe that they would be successf
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  • Douglas Mann
    | best finish = 8th ([[2012 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2012]]) ...r known as one of the founders and drivers of the only Manx teams in the [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series]]. Mann was jointly in charge of [[Foxdale Auto
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  • Darren Older Jr
    | best finish = 18th ([[2012 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2012]]) ...ing driver widely known for being the first pay-driver to compete in the [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series]] as well as the pay-driver with the longest ca
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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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  • Team Calinetic
    |Races = 40 (112 entries) <br> Formula One: 114 (114 entries) |Cons_champ = F1RWRS: 0 <br> Formula One: 0
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  • Nobushige Fukuda
    ...ed there for three years, winning the championship in his final season. In 2009 and 2010 he complimented his F3 programme as a co-driver in Super GT. After In 2011, he progressed to Formula Nippon with Petronas Team TOM'S, and managed a highest championship finish
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  • Hydook Racing
    ...ies and was participating in [[2014 F2RWRS season|2014]] and [[2015 F2RWRS season]]s. ...and Central Europe. Shortly after announcing his plans to compete in 2014 season of [[F2RWRS]], [[Mirko Bosevic]] joined the team and provided backing from
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  • Simon Redman
    | best finish = 12th ([[2011 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2011]]) ...driver and is thought to be one of the best drivers never to compete in a Formula 1 race.
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  • Johannes Rueckert
    | Last season = 2014 ...ing came at the age of sixteen, far later then many of his contemporaries. One day, at a friend's birthday party, Rueckert got into a go-kart and began dr
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  • Collin Pratchett
    | debut season = [[2012 F1RWRS season|2012]] | latest season = [[2014 F1RWRS season|2014]]
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  • Shinobu Katayama
    |best finish = 3rd ([[2014 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2014]]) ...he [[AutoReject World Series]]' [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 season]]. Behind 2012 champion [[Pippa Mann]], Katayama is the most successful fem
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  • Frank Zimmer
    | series 1 = Formula One | debut season = 2007
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  • Carter Simpson
    | debut season = 2014 | latest season = 2014
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  • Plus One Kingfisher Racing
    ...ith the Plus One Group, refer to [[Plus One Racing Engineering]] or [[Plus One Group]]'' |Short_name = [[File:Flag_of_the_United_Kingdom_svg.png]] Plus One Kingfisher
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  • Mitchell Macklin
    ...team as he finished 2nd in the series behind teammate Robin Frijns after a season long battle with Carlos Sainz Jr, son of Spanish rallying legend Carlos Sai ...was another watershed year for the young Australian as he drove in the FIA Formula 2 Championship as a two car effort alongside [[Michael Robertson]], another
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  • Dean O'Lauchlan
    | best finish = =20th ([[2012 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2012]]) ...stralia) is an Australian racing driver most famous for his stint in the [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series]] as well as a successful dirt racing career bo
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  • Nathan McKane
    | series 1 = Formula One | debut season = 2010
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  • Alberto Cara
    | best finish = 2nd ([[2018 ARWS season|2018]]) ...illa, Tropico) is a Tropican racing driver who currently competes in the [[Formula 2 Rejects World Race Series]], driving for [[Licor Beirão Portugal]].
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  • Alexey Pchelintsev
    ...start career in many series, which included two races in the [[2014 F1RWRS season]] with the [[Mitie Aviation Racing]] team, becoming the first and so far on ...the end of 2001, Alexey realised he needed a change, and the newly formed Formula RUS was the opportunity he was after.
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  • Luca Pacchiarini
    | best finish = 6th ([[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2010]]) ==Formula One==
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  • Projekt Roter Baron
    ...s found guilty for causing that accident and excluded from the rest of the season which allowed the competition to catch him and left him only third in the c ...le position for the famous American Airlines 400. After a successful first season, [[Kenan Ardaoglu]] left for F2RWRS and was replaced by pay-driver [[Herber
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  • Formula 1 Rejects Forum (alternate universe)
    ...site. Unfortunately, the two owners are incredibly busy with the [[Formula One Rejects Motorsport]] team that currently runs in the [[F1RMGP]]. Thus, the ...reasoned debate on the performance of [[Aeroracing]] in the [[2015 F1RWRS season]], nor will you find many fans of [[Mark Dagnall]]. Technical and financial
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  • Hiroto Tojo
    ...inner of RoLFS Nippon Super 200 in it's only race in [[2015 Rejects of LFS season|2015]]. ...nd entered in a motorsport development programme in 2009. He progressed to Formula Nippon in 2011, but he had largely lacklustre results, save for a few fluke
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  • James Davies
    ...the [[ARWS]] driver James Davies. For the driver who competed in [[Formula One]] please visit [[James James Davies]]'' | best finish = 8th ([[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2010]])
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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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  • AutoReject 3.5
    |inaugural season = [[2016 International Formula Reject Challenge season|2016]] |current season = 2019 AutoReject 3.5 season
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  • Beth Lestrade
    ...2007, Lestrade decided to further advance into the racing ladder, joining Formula Ford GB with ACER Motorsport. With ACER, she ran mostly at the midddle of t ...o handled several DNFs and low position finishes at the second part of the season, killing her momentum.
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  • Aimée Gauthier
    ...[Guillaume Gauthier]]. She won the [[2016-17 Formula Nippon season|2016-17 Formula Nippon championship]]. ...uthern France, and her grandfather Guillaume was one of the country's many Formula 1 stars in the late 70's and early 80's, on top of owning a racing team. Wh
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  • John Bovy
    ...the age of 9, 5 years and a few European titles later he moved to British Formula Ford, winning the championship and the Festival in 2004. After finishing 3r ...cific Coast Motorsports in the Champ Car series, he had a remarkable first season, winning at Cleveland, Toronto and Assen and losing the title to Sebastien
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  • Sam Baromono
    ...success. In the end, the domination of the series was all him, taking the season in the progress. and entered the World Karting Championship with hope of wi ...e struggled finishing only in 13th (Q) and 11th (R). The final race of the season he skipped as he crashed and being too damaged he didn't went onto the race
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  • 2010 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]
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  • 2009 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |year = 2009
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  • 2008 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]
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  • Evgeny Restov
    ...2. In 2008 he was a consistent front-runner, finishing 3rd overall, and in 2009 he annihilated the opposition, taking the title at a canter. ...urent Voeckler, but nothing came of the rumours. Restov finished his debut season 25th overall, with 18 points, and USF1 finished 12th out of 13 constructors
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  • Lærke Kjellerup
    ...en her results didn't improve in 2012, she gave up the dream of becoming a Formula 1 or F1RWRS driver at the end of the year, and switched to GT racing. Durin ...ided to field two cars for the inaugural season of the Porsche Reject Cup. One of them was entered for Laerke.
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  • List of RWRS canon champions
    !Season ! [[2013 F1RWRS season|2013]]
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  • 2009 Alternate Formula One Season
    #REDIRECT [[2009 Alternate Formula One season]]
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  • 2018 Grand Finale at the Valley
    | b_event = FIA Formula 4 World Final ...of Champions''' event, whilst the weekend also saw the debut of the '''FIA Formula 4 World Final''' format. Practise and qualifying for both events were held
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  • Alternate Formula One
    |name = Alternate Formula One |inaugural season = [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]]
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  • Deanna McMahon
    ...: 110%; font-weight: bold; background:#ccf"| [[ 2018 International Pro Car season]] A Class ! Debut Season
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  • Dave Cassidy
    | best finish = 3rd ([[2016 Alternate Formula One season|2016]]) ...throughout the season continually improved and by the end earned a seat in Formula Renault 3.5 in 2010.
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  • Hunter Autosport
    ...Vauxhall Insignia's an then Audi S3s. The team left at the end of the 2016 season to run a pair of Triumph 2000 in the ARST. ...Life GP series scoring 2 podiums in their début season. 1993 saw the last season of Life GP and the team continued to compete in its replacement Rejects-1
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  • Bradley Dagnall
    ...well as being twice a champion of the Auto GP series. His father is former Formula 1 driver [[Chris Dagnall]], and he is brother to multiple [[F1RWRS]] champi | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Formula_Palmer_Audi_season Formula Palmer Audi]
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  • Riley Griffith
    ...an American driver currently driving for Prema Powerteam in the [[2019 F3 season]]. ...igger reach to her uncle, and to have closer sponsorship relations. During 2009-2014, she won a string of regional championships, and, on 2015, she was giv
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  • BMW
    ...Alternate Formula One season|2006]] to [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]]. ...lternate Formula One season|2008]] and [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]]
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  • McEwan Automotive
    |Driver1Series = [[Formula One]] ...mpany itself was not founded until August 2004. McEwan, a former [[Formula One]] driver with experience at the 24 Hours of Le Mans drew inspiration from p
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  • Johnny Winchester
    ...Prototype Challenge series. Before that, he owned his own team in European Formula Two from 1980 to 1984, and was a driver for the Championship Auto Racing Te ==Formula Two==
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  • Jean-Maxime Bachot
    ...earances in [[Formula One]] and F3000. He is loosely related to ex-Formula One and touring car driver [[Silvio Bachot]]. ===1998-2000: French Formula Renault Campus ===
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  • Danny Kladis
    ...el "Danny" Kladis''' (born 10 February 1917 in Crystal City, died 26 April 2009 in Joliet) was an American racing driver. Beginning his career in 1935, he ==Complete Alternative Formula One results==
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  • Scuderia Ferrari
    |Driver1Series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula 1]] |Driver2Series = Formula 1
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  • Kamui Kobayashi
    ...e racing driver most famous for driving in [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]. [[File:KamuiKobayashi2009.jpg|200px|thumb|[[Kamui Kobayashi]], seen in 2009 as part of Toyota's driver academy.]]
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  • British Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2021 Alternate Formula One season|2021]] ...and Prix to have been part of the world championship for every Formula One season.
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  • German Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1951 Alternate Formula One season|1951]]
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  • Belgian Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]] ...st 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]] ...|Formula One]] calendar. It was first held in [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]] on the streets of Monte-Carlo.
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  • Sauber
    |Driver1Series = Formula One ...la One in the mid-1990s and is one of the most successful teams in Formula One history - having won the Constructor's Championship three times and the Dri
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  • French Grand Prix
    |Last held = [[2023 Alternate Formula One season|2023]] ...st Formula One World Championship calendar in [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]].
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  • European Grand Prix
    ...ula One season|1950]] (as honorific title)<br>[[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]] (as actual race) ...ula One season|2019]] (as honorific title)<br>[[2017 Alternate Formula One season|2017]] (as actual race)
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  • United States Grand Prix
    |Series = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1952 Alternate Formula One season|1952]]
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  • Italian Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |Last held = [[2020 Alternate Formula One season|2020]]
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  • Spanish Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1957 Alternate Formula One season|1957]]
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  • Bahrain Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[2004 Alternate Formula One season|2004]]
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  • Turkish Grand Prix
    |First held = [[2005 Alternate Formula One season|2005]] |Last held = [[2018 Alternate Formula One season|2020]]
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  • Renault
    ...ully-fledged manufacturer as well as an engine supplier, both in [[Formula One]] and the [[AutoReject World Series]] - in the latter of which they have al ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Japanese Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] |Last held = [[2019 Alternate Formula One season|2019]]
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  • Brazilian Grand Prix
    ...''Brazilian Grand Prix''' is a race on the [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] calendar. ! [[2020 Alternate Formula One season|2020]]
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  • List of fatal accidents
    | [[1951 Alternate Formula One season|Formula One]] | [[1951 Alternate Formula One season|Formula One]]
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  • Hungarian Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1986 Alternate Formula One season|1986]] |Last held = [[2020 Alternate Formula One season|2020]]
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  • Pedro de la Rosa
    ...[1998 Alternate Formula One season|1998]] and [[2018 Alternate Formula One season|2018]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Malaysian Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1999 Alternate Formula One season|1999]] |Last held = [[2015 Alternate Formula One season|2015]]
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  • Kimi Räikkönen
    ...nsidered by many pundits to be one of the best drivers to have not won the Formula 1 World Championship. ==Formula One==
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  • Toyota
    |Driver1Series = [[Formula One]] '''Toyota Racing''' is a [[Formula One]] team owned by Japanese car manufacturer Toyota and based in Cologne, Germ
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  • André Lotterer
    ...[[Formula One]] or [[Super Formula]], among others. Lotterer won the Super Formula title in 2018. ==Formula One==
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  • Takuma Sato
    ...la One]], [[Super Formula]] and [[IndyCar]]. He is widely considered to be one of the all-time greatest racing drivers from Japan. ...d of the [[2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season|2020 Super Formula season]], where he competed for Dandelion Racing.
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  • David Coulthard
    ...ula One season|1998]] and [[1999 Alternate Formula One season|1999 Formula One World Drivers' Championships]], both while driving for [[Ferrari]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Sebastian Vettel
    ...nate Formula One season|2018]] and another in [[2023 Alternate Formula One season|2023]] - all for Caterham. ...the [[Red Bull Junior Team]], Vettel is one of the most successful Formula One drivers in history.
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  • 2020 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]
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  • Mark Webber
    ...Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia) is an Australian former [[Formula One]] driver. ==Formula One==
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  • Fernando Alonso
    ...o Speed Team]]. He is the [[2005 Alternate Formula One season|2005 Formula One World Champion.]] ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Chinese Grand Prix
    |First held = [[2004 Alternate Formula One season|2004]] |Last held = [[2021 Alternate Formula One season|2021]]
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  • Luca Badoer
    ...n Italian former racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Rubens Barrichello
    ...Paulo, Brazil) is a Brazilian racing driver mostly known for his [[Formula One]] career which spanned from 1992 to 2012, during which he raced for eleven ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Jenson Button
    ...nd [[2014 Alternate Formula One season|2014]]-[[2014 Alternate Formula One season|2015]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Jarno Trulli
    ...y) is an Italian racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. Throughout his racing career, Trulli was renowned for his skill in quali ==Formula One==
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  • Sébastien Bourdais
    ==[[Formula One]]== ...year in [[2003 Alternate Formula One season|2003]] but a slow start to the season saw him replaced by [[Honda]] refugee [[Justin Wilson]].
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  • Czechmate Motorsport
    ...lic. It was founded by former [[Formula One]] driver [[Martin Moravec]] in 2009 and currently competes in [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] and the [[GT Sup ...Formula One season|1999]] and Jarek Janiš in [[2003 Alternate Formula One season|2003]] (coincidentally all drivers tested for Jordan and its successor team
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  • Martin Moravec
    ...avec returned home to the Czech Republic and, among other appearances, was one of four drivers to race for the Czech A1GP team in 2007-08. ...ed Škoda Octavia Cup in 2016; he finished third overall. The series' 2017 season was cancelled and thus the Czech moved back to GTs, alongside select TCR ev
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  • Sébastien Loeb
    ...e season|2010]], his hopes of embarking on a secondary career in [[Formula One]] were scuppered when it was announced that the Toro Rosso team were to be ===Complete [[Formula 1]] Results===
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  • Prodrive
    |NotedDriver1Series = [[Formula One]] ...in several disciplines, having competed at the highest level in [[Formula One]], Rally, [[WTCM|Touring Cars]] and Sportscars.
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  • Singapore Grand Prix
    |First held = [[2008 Alternate Formula One season|2008]] |Last held = [[2019 Alternate Formula One season|2019]]
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  • Brawn GP
    |Long_name = Brawn GP Formula One Team |NotedDriver1Series = [[Formula One]]
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  • Kazuki Nakajima
    ...ima''' (born January 11th, 1985 in Okazaki, Japan) is a Japanese [[Formula One]] driver currently driving for [[Toyota|Benson & Hedges Silver Toyota Motor ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Nicolas Prost
    ...ver known for his time in [[Formula One]]. He is the son of fellow Formula One driver [[Alain Prost]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Daisuke Itō
    ...score any points. Itō continued into [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]] but left the team after five races to be replaced by [[Pedro de la Rosa]] [[Category:Formula One Drivers]]
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  • Hélio Castroneves
    ==[[Formula One]]== ...ith the [[Squadra Toro Rosso]] team in [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]]. Castroneves took part in the [[Brazilian Grand Prix|Brazilian]] and [[Ur
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  • Sakon Yamamoto
    ...n) is a Japanese racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...he was replaced by Sammarinese driver [[Andrea Acuri]] for the rest of the season.
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  • Toro Rosso
    ...lternate Formula One season|2006]] and [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]]. The team operated as [[Minardi]] before it was purchased by Red Bull Gmb {{Template:Formula One Constructors}}
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  • Adrian Sutil
    ...any) is a German racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Irish Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956]]
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  • Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
    |First held = [[2009 Alternate Formula One season|2009]] |Last held = [[2019 Alternate Formula One season|2019]]
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  • Andy Soucek
    ...driver for the [[2010_Alternate_Formula_One_season|2010]] [[Formula One]] season. Soucek was called upon at the [[United States Grand Prix]] after regular d [[Category:Formula One Drivers]]
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  • Nico Hülkenberg
    ...any) is a German racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Brendon Hartley
    ...09 Alternate Formula One season|2009]]. He made his one and only [[Formula One]] race start in that year's [[United States Grand Prix]] finishing an impre ===Complete [[Formula 1]] Results===
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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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  • Neil McEwan
    ...Hatch as a nineteen-year-old, and McEwan would not run a full Formula One season until the age of 21, by which time he had graduated from the University of ...e required to secure a seat at the best teams in British Formula Three and Formula 3000.
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  • Manufacturer Era
    ...came out on top. <br> [[James James Davies]], [[2006 Alternate Formula One season|2006]] [[Japanese Grand Prix]], [[Ferrari]] 246 F1. |category = [[Formula One]]
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  • Edvard Holm
    ...g driver best known for making his debut in [[2023 AutoReject World Series season|the AutoReject World Series]] at the age of 36, driving for the [[Simpson M ...He progressed into German Formula Three, where he remained from 2006 until 2009. Thanks to his backing, he was able to escape the fate of more talented dri
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