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  • ARWS 2018 Young Drivers Test
    The [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] sanctioned '''Young Drivers Test''' for the [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 season]] took pl ...being allowed to test, having failed to file the required paperwork to the ARWS Commission on time.
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  • AutoReject World Series
    |logo = File:ARWS Logo.png |drivers champion = {{NED}} [[Bastiaan van Nieuwenhuijzen]]
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  • Nathanael Spencer
    ...hed fifth and was able to leapfrog Koczo for fourth in the standings. Both drivers lost out to BH and Zimmer who respevtively finished first and second. Spenc ...ippa Mann]] in the latter stages of the race. Spencer took the lead in the Drivers' Championship for the first time in his career. The chaotic pileup at the [
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  • Jones Racing Group
    ...h of the inaugural F1RWRS season in 2010, Sammy Jones was one of the first drivers to establish his own team in the series, the [[Jones Racing F1RWRS Team]], ...handles the motorsport side of Jones' business and is best known for its [[ARWS]] team, [[Jones Racing F1RWRS Team|Jones Unipart TAG]], one of the first ev
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  • Jones Racing ARWS Team
    |Drivers = #7 - {{GBR}} [[Nathanael Cameron]]<br>#8 - {{CAN}} [[Gary Pace |Noted Drivers = {{GBR}} [[Sammy Jones]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Chris Dagnall]]<br>{{GER}} [[Ka
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  • Formula 2 Rejects World Race Series
    |number of drivers at start of season = 30 ...ent members of the paddock that there wouldn't be enough opportunities for drivers to make their name in the F1RWRS. Daniel Melrose in particular was worried
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  • Formula 3 Rejects World Race Series
    |number of drivers at start of season = 44 ...is the lowest category of the three, and as a result attracts the youngest drivers. The requirements to enter the F3RWRS are as follows:<br>
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  • AutoReject 2.0
    |drivers champion = {{CAN}} [[Pierre St. Laurent]] ...eir own junior team which will usually utilise the team's contracted young drivers.
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  • 2014 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
    == Drivers and teams == ! Race Drivers
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  • 2011 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
    ...ne-car operation. [[West Cliff]] was unfortunate enough to have both their drivers depart; they replaced them with [[Hagane Shizuka]] who had departed KQ at t ...and a second qualifying session was held, a decision that annoyed several drivers. [[Ashley Watkinson]] took the second race victory of his career with De Bo
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  • 2015 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
    ...e sixth season of the [[F1RWRS]]. [[Mark Dagnall]] retain his title in the drivers championship after taking it home in [[2015 F1RWRS Japanese Grand Prix|Japa ==Drivers and teams ==
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  • American Racing Conglomerate
    |Drivers = #14 - [[File:Flag of Italy svg.png]] [[Fredo Mestolio]]<br>#15 - |Noted Drivers = [[File:Flag of the United States svg.png]] [[Collin Pratchett]]
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  • Rosenforth Engineering
    |Drivers = 20. [[File:Flag of the United States svg.png]] [[Sandy Grey]]< |Noted Drivers = [[File:Flag of Australia svg.png]] [[Frank Zimmer]]<br />[[File:Flag
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  • Akrotiri Bay International Circuit
    |Events = Formula One [[Cyprus Grand Prix]]<br>ARWS Mediterranean Grand Prix ...outskirts of Limassol, Cyprus. Opened in 2013, the track has hosted the [[ARWS Mediterranean Grand Prix]] on two occasions, and now holds the [[Cyprus Gra
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  • Kay Lon
    ...teams = {{JPN}} [[Kamaha Motorsports|Kamaha]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones]]<br>{{JPN}} [[Sunshine Motorsports|Sunshine]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Pros ...ursuit on his business endeavours, mostly in form of driver management for drivers of the [[Best In The World]] Support Group.
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  • Nick Nurmester
    |[[2018 AutoReject World Series season|ARWS]] |[[2019 AutoReject World Series season|ARWS]]
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  • 1952 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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  • Diego Álvarez Torrente
    ...z Torrente|Jorge]] and [[Carmen Álvarez Torrente|Carmen]] are also racing drivers. Torrente is notably the first Formula One World Champion to have first deb ===2017-2018: F1RWRS/ARWS===
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  • 2012 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
    ...ormula 1 Rejects World Race Series season was the third of the F1RWRS. The drivers' title was won by [[Pippa Mann]] after 16 races, and she became the first f == Drivers and teams ==
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  • 2013 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
    == Drivers and teams == ! Race Drivers
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  • Melrose Racing Team
    |Drivers = #3 - [[Alberto Cara]]<br>#4 - [[Salvatore Miccoli]] |Noted Drivers = [[Daniel Melrose]], [[Jeroen Krautmeir]], [[Nathanael Spencer]], [[Rhys D
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  • Mecha Grand Prix
    |Drivers = #29 - [[John Bean]]<br>#30 - [[Jesus Plaza]] |Noted Drivers = [[Saeed Al Faisal]]<br>[[James Davies (F1RWRS driver)|James Davies]]<b
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  • List of AutoReject World Series Drivers
    The following is a list of all the drivers that have previously competed, or are currently competing in the [[AutoReje ==Current Drivers Statistics==
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  • List of AutoReject World Series Constructors
    ...races started; Drv. = Number of [[List of AutoReject World Series Drivers|drivers]]; PP = Number of pole positions; Wins = Number of races won; Pod. = Number Constructors that are currently competing in the latest season of the ARWS, the [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 season]].
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  • List of AutoReject World Series Records
    ...arious records currently held by [[List of AutoReject World Series Drivers|drivers]] and [[List of AutoReject World Series Teams|teams]] in the [[AutoReject W Active drivers and teams in the series are highlighted in '''bold'''.
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  • Chris Dagnall
    ...r the former champion were few and far between in the early going for both drivers, there was some promise out of the all-new team with Dagnall scoring pole p ...gave them, Dagnall arrived in Australia as a pre-season favourite for the drivers' championship.
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  • Thomas de Bock
    | series 2 = [[F1RWRS]]/[[ARWS]] | last race2 = [[2018 ARWS Japanese Grand Prix|2018 Japanese Grand Prix]]
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  • Gillet Ecurie Nationale Belge
    |Drivers = #27 - [[File:Flag of Belgium svg.png]] [[Aurelien Moll]]<br>#28 |Noted Drivers = [[Thomas De Bock]]
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  • Rhys Davies
    ...]<br>{{AUS}}/{{GER}} [[Melrose Racing Team|MRT]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|Jones]]<br>{{FRA}} [[Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering|Voeckler]] ...competitive. However, the car proved to be a great disappointment, as both drivers complained of a general lack of grip, rendering both as midfield also-rans
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  • Mark Dagnall
    | last win = [[2020 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|2020 New South Wales Grand Prix]] | last race = [[2020 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|2020 New South Wales Grand Prix]]
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  • 1950 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ==Drivers and teams==
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  • 1951 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ...me = <span style="font-size:88%">[[Giuseppe Farina]] won his second Drivers' Championship driving for [[Alfa Romeo]]</span>
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  • 1978 Dywa Grand Prix Series season
    {{ARWS season ...was the inaugural season of the [[Dywa Grand Prix Series]]. All teams and drivers raced identical [[Dywa]]-001 chassis with [[Renzo]] DFV-2 3.0 V8 engines. E
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  • Voeckler Talent Troupe
    ...Engineering]]. VTT has been designed to fund the careers of talented young drivers, whether driving for one of Voeckler GPE's own teams, or funding drives els ...was known as [[Il Barone Rampante]]. However, the academy also had foreign drivers on its books, many of which were inherited to the new Voeckler driver progr
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  • Nurminen Racing Engineering
    ...uit after 2018. From 2019 onwards the team's only active entry has been in ARWS. Nurminen re-entered with the same car and drivers as before, with title sponsor Nokia replaced by an array of other Finnish c
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  • AutoReject World Series Rules
    ...ng to participate in the [[AutoReject World Series]] with either a team or drivers. ...nd the rules and regulations before making any management decisions in the ARWS.
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  • Acuri Autosport
    |Drivers =. |Noted Drivers =[[File:San Marino.png]] [[Andrea Acuri]] <br> [[File:Flag of Belgium sv
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  • Lotto Racing
    ...the team for the year there, claiming the series to be too unsafe for the drivers. [[Dennis Mignolet]] was brought in to replace Cam for the New Zealand roun Three drivers drove the Portuguese entry: [[Daniel Martins]], [[Diego Pereira]] and [[Raf
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  • 1977 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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  • Douglas Mann
    ...st number of race entries and race starts in the history of the F1RWRS and ARWS, and also has the third highest number of race retirements in the series. ...ntered, Douglas decided to try his chance against some of the world's best drivers. He would compete for [[West Cliff Racing]] alongside multiple race winner
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  • Pippa Mann
    ...he year allowed Mann to edge out [[Chris Dagnall]] and [[Kay Lon]] for the drivers' championship. Anglo-Manx Racing took the constructors' title too. ...d by [[Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering]] to be one of its official reserve drivers in 2018 alongside fellow former champion [[Nathanael Spencer]]. Both would
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  • Anglo-Manx Racing
    ...es season|2012]] seasons, with [[Pippa Mann]], Douglas' sister, taking the drivers' title in 2012, along with helping the team seal the constructors' champion ...AMR found itself in stiff competition with a whole host of other teams and drivers. As a result, initial results in the first two races were average, however
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  • Daniel Martins
    | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (Ongoing) ...= 16th ([[2013 F1RWRS season|2013]], [[2015 F1RWRS season|2015]], [[2018 ARWS season|2018]])
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  • Bastiaan van Nieuwenhuijzen
    | championships = 1 ([[2019 ARWS season|2019]]) | first race = [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|2018 Australian Grand Prix]]
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  • Marco Bizzarri
    ===[[ARWS]]=== |bgcolor="#efcfff"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>Ret</small>
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  • Fusion Lotto Racing
    |Drivers = {{GBR}} [[Terry Hawkin]] |Noted Drivers = {{ITA}} [[Fredo Mestolio]]<br>{{JPN}} [[Tomo Kazama]]<br>{{FIN}} [[M
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  • Alessandro Lucarelli
    |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>7</small> |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|NSW]]<br /><small>10</small>
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  • 1962 World Sprint Racing Championship season
    {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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  • Terry Hawkin
    | series 1 = [[ARWS]] | first race = [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|2018 Australian Grand Prix]]
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  • Andrej Kremnicky
    | series 1 = [[ARWS]] | last race = [[2019 ARWS Kinki Grand Prix|2019 Kinki Grand Prix]]
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  • Gianluigi Pazzini
    ===Complete F1RWRS/ARWS Results=== |bgcolor="#ffcfcf"| [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>DNPQ</small>
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  • Plus One Group
    ...and [[ARWS]] team that competed from [[2016 F1RWRS season|2016]] to [[2018 ARWS season|2018]], see [[Plus One Kingfisher Racing]]'' Plus One currently has drivers signed to the scheme:
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  • Barii Mori
    | last race = 2018 ARWS German Grand Prix ...ts World Race Series|F1RWRS]]. He also won the [[2017-18 Super Auto Nippon Drivers Winter Championship season|2017-18 Formula Nippon Championship.]]
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  • Marcel Agyemang-Badu
    |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>7<small> |bgcolor="#efcfff"| [[2019 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|NSW]]<br /><small>Ret</small>
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  • Marko Jantscher
    The hopes of a full-on battle between both drivers died out in the heat, where van Nieuwenhuijzen found himself in the wall at ===F1RWRS/ARWS===
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  • 2019 FIA Endurance Challenge season
    {{ARWS season ...(teams with more than 2 Pro drivers) and GTE-Am (teams with more than 2 Am drivers).
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  • Ashley Watkinson
    | last race = [[2018 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix]] ...]. All in all, it was a mixed year for Watkinson who finished tenth in the Drivers' Championship. Watkinson was also considerably less vocal in the press duri
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  • Dan Greenlaw
    ...r breaking the [[BH Curse]] by winning the [[ARWS Austrian Grand Prix|2018 ARWS Austrian Grand Prix]]. |bgcolor="#efcfff"| ''[[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]''<br /><small>Ret</small>
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  • Jesús Plaza
    | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix]] (ongoing) ...finishing fifth, ARC capped of their season with a bang and confirmed both drivers for next season.
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  • Fredo Mestolio
    | last race = [[2018 ARWS Belgian Grand Prix|2018 Belgian Grand Prix]] (ongoing) ==Complete F1RWRS/ARWS Results==
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  • Jean-Luc Schiller
    | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (ongoing) |bgcolor="#efcfff"| [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>Ret</small>
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  • Phillippe Nicolas
    | last win = [[2019 ARWS Austrian Grand Prix|2019 Austrian Grand Prix]] | last race = [[2019 ARWS Japanese Grand Prix|2019 Japanese Grand Prix]] (Ongoing)
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  • Shinobu Katayama
    |last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (Ongoing) ...yama is the most successful female driver in the history of the F1RWRS and ARWS.
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  • Nicolas Steele
    | last race = [[2018 ARWS German Grand Prix|2018 German Grand Prix]] ...lowing the German GP, Steele is now one of the team's two test and reserve drivers, alongside [[Connor O'Heagan]].
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  • BH Curse
    ...', also known as the '''Curse of BH''', was a well-known superstition in [[ARWS]] circles. The "curse" was supposedly started by American [[Dan BH]] who dr ...rookie [[Dan Greenlaw]] saw victory in the [[ARWS Austrian Grand Prix|2018 ARWS Austrian Grand Prix]] and thus earnt his place in history as the breaker of
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  • Carter Simpson
    ...x. He finished the season fift in the championship, the best of ZimSport's drivers. |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>12</small>
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  • Kamaha Revolution Motorsports
    |Drivers = #21 - [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] [[Akira Yamamura]]<br>#22 - [[ |Noted Drivers = [[Kay Lon]]<br>[[Simon Redman]]<br>[[Barii Mori]]<br>[[Nicolas Steele]]<b
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  • Peak Aeroracing Engineering
    |Drivers = '''ARWS:'''<br> #19 {{POR}} [[Daniel Martins]] <br> #20 {{JPN}} [[Tomo Kazama]]<br> |Noted Drivers = '''ARWS:'''<br> [[The Stig]] <small>(2015)</small><br>[[Pippa Mann]] <small>(2015-2
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  • Jari Kekkonen
    |bgcolor="#ffcfcf"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>DNPQ</small> |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|NSW]]<br /><small>16</small>
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  • Plus One Kingfisher Racing
    ''This article is about the former [[F1RWRS]] and [[ARWS]] team. For the team that formerly competed in [[F2RWRS]], [[F3RWRS]], and |Drivers = #15 - [[File:Flag_of_Germany_svg.png]] [[David Neuberg]]<br>#20
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  • Matthias Valsattis
    ...Valsattis moves with MA-Racing into F1RWRS. The series sees more teams and drivers, pre-qualifying and International circuits. This will seriously test the yo | [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small></small>
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  • Revolution Engineering DMS
    |Drivers = #17 - [[File:Flag of Slovakia svg.png]] [[Andrej Kremnicky]]<br> |Noted Drivers = [[Hagane Shizuka]]<br>[[Francios Albertini]]<br>[[Shinobu Katayama]]
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  • Simpson Motorsports
    |Drivers = #9 - [[Alexey Buyvolov]]<br>#10 - [[Jean-Luc Schiller]] |Noted Drivers = [[Daniel Melrose]]<br>[[Mitchell Macklin]]<br>[[Michael Cameron]]<br>[[Du
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  • Alberto Cara
    | first win = [[2018 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|2018 New South Wales Grand Prix]] | last win = [[2018 ARWS South African Grand Prix|2018 South African Grand Prix]]
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  • Danny van Rijkens
    | last race = [[2019 ARWS Chinese Grand Prix|2019 Chinese Grand Prix]] (ongoing) ...ently races for [[Nurminen Racing Engineering|Nurminen Grand Prix]] in the ARWS' [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 season]]. Van Rijkens is heavil
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  • Tomo Kazama
    ...ing for [[Peak Aeroracing Engineering]]. She is one of the most successful drivers of the RWRS feeder series, becoming the first driver to take more than one == ARWS Summary ==
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  • Jean-Vincent Albertini
    Jean-Vincent was born in 1990 and comes from the family of gentlemen racing drivers: he's the son of [[Francois Albertini]] and the grandson of [[Leon Albertin ...020 AutoReject World Series season|2020]], when he became one of the first drivers to test the new Aeroscreen and Halo driver protection devices.
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  • Shane Walsh
    ...ombieKart]] announced their intention to enter three cars, their first two drivers were reasonably well qualified to drive in the series, with a former rally ...it became clear the season would be difficult for the team, with all three drivers in the bottom 11. However, Walsh surprised a few experts by setting laps co
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  • Gary Pacer
    ...adian racing driver that currently drives for [[Eric Vincent Racing]] in [[ARWS]]. He is currently managed by the [[Plus One Group]]. ===ARWS Results===
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  • Nathanael Cameron
    | current team = [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|National Jones Ford Team]] ...and, England) is a British racing driver who will drive for [[Jones Racing ARWS Team|National Jones Ford Team]] in the [[AutoReject World Series]] in 2019.
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  • Hans Einhrin
    ...n, his performance was so poor that his provisional licence was revoked by ARWS management. Humiliated by the press and racing public, Einhrin spurned appr [[Category:Drivers]]
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  • Benoît Voeckler
    ...ssful attempt at the grid with the Dutch Boxtel Engineering squad at the [[ARWS Japanese Grand Prix|Japanese Grand Prix]]. ...ned for a race. Later that year, [[Jesús Plaza]] was banned from the 2019 ARWS Moroccan Grand Prix, so Voeckler replaced him, failing to prequalify.
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  • AutoReject 2.0 Regulations
    ...hing to participate in the [[AutoReject 2.0]] series with either a team or drivers. 1.1.3 Each team can only employ two (2) drivers at any time.<br>
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  • Best In The World
    The '''Best In The World''' is a brand that was first founded by ARWS driver [[Kay Lon]]. Starting out as a minor merchandising project, it now i ...in early 2012. The Best In The World brand now offers financial support to drivers from around the globe who are considered extremely talented or highly marke
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  • Tassie Racing
    |Drivers = {{JPN}} [[Akira Yamamura]]<br> {{JPN}} [[Tomo Kazama]] |Noted Drivers = {{IRL}} [[Connor O'Heagan]]<br>{{CZE}} [[Jiri Komárek]]<br>{{BEL}} [[Sam
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  • 2016 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
    ==Drivers and teams == ! Race Drivers
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  • Nino Barlini
    ...]] outfit who had disappointed in 2015 with an abnormally high turnover of drivers that season. After a disappointing start to the season, finishing 21st twic ===ARWS Results===
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  • Alexey Buyvolov
    |bgcolor="#efcfff"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>Ret</small> |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|NSW]]<br /><small>8</small>
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  • Martin McFry (British)
    |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small>11</small> |bgcolor="#cfcfff"| [[2018 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|NSW]]<br /><small>17†</small>
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  • Mineiro
    | [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small></small> | [[2019 ARWS New South Wales Grand Prix|NSW]]<br /><small></small>
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  • Nebula Grand Prix
    |Drivers = {{ESP}} [[Jorge Álvarez Torrente]]<br>{{NED}} [[Marjolein Pos |Noted Drivers = {{GBR}} [[Nathanael Cameron]]<br>{{GBR}} [[Quentin Reatherson]]<br>{
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  • James Davies
    ''This page is about the [[ARWS]] driver James Davies. For the driver who competed in [[Formula One]] pleas [[Category:Drivers]]
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  • Australian Grand Prix
    ...e moving to Albert Park in Melbourne in the mid-1990s. The Formula One and ARWS split caused Australia to disappear from the calendar in the early 2010s be ===Multiple Winners (drivers)===
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  • 1982 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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  • AutoReject 3.5
    |drivers champion = {{EST}} [[Anu Võsu]] ...t least one race during a weekend and a more varied calendar with a mix of ARWS support races and stand-alone events.
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  • Equipe Gauthier
    |Drivers = #11 - [[File:Flag of South Africa svg.png]] [[Danny van Rijkens] |Noted Drivers = [[Tomo Kazama]], [[Ron Mignolet]], [[Du Lei]], [[Hansuke Shioya]], [[R
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  • Aimée Gauthier
    ===ARWS Results=== | [[2019 ARWS Australian Grand Prix|AUS]]<br /><small></small>
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  • Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering
    |NotedDriver1Series = ARWS 2017 {{Medal-Gold}} |NotedDriver2Series = ARWS 2016 {{Medal-Silver}}
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  • 2010 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ...rmula 1 Rejects World Race Series]]. [[Daniel Melrose]] won the 2010 World Drivers' Championship with [[Ferrari]] winning the 2010 World Constructors' Champio
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  • 1953 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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  • Frédéric-Maxime Voeckler
    ...otus, the Frenchman would sign as Ferrari's test driver, alongside regular drivers [[Ayrton Senna]] and [[Jean Alesi]]. After the [[Spanish Grand Prix]], Senn ...at of a journeyman. Likewise, Adélaïde has raced at the highest level in ARWS as well as in Japan and Australasia. Her twin brother, Marc-Andre is a prol
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  • Plus One Racing Engineering
    ...is about the racing team owned by the [[Plus One Group]]. For the former [[ARWS]] team which was referred to as Plus One Racing Engineering, see [[Plus One |Drivers =
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    {{ARWS season ...to defend his title. On track, the battles were as tense as ever, with two drivers, [[Sauber|BMW Sauber]] driver [[Daniel Melrose]], and [[Ferrari]] driver [[
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  • 2017 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season
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    ...uld prove to be the last under the F1RWRS ladder, as F1RWRS was renamed to ARWS, and F2RWRS assets were acquired by the FIA, and turned into the FIA Formul Dan Greenlaw won the last drivers title under the F1RWRS ladder, while Jones won the teams championship.
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  • 2014 F1RWRS World 800
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    {{ARWS season ...= <span style="font-size:88%">[[Peter Collins]] won [[Ferrari]]'s first Drivers' Championship with 3 wins.</span>
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  • Michael Robertson
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  • 2013 Alternate Formula One season
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  • 2018 Grand Finale at the Valley
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  • Akira Yamamura
    ...iver who will be contesting the [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 ARWS season]] for [[Tassie Racing]]. ===ARWS Results===
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    {{ARWS season ...he championship was competed in 38 rounds in 19 countries by a total of 34 drivers and 13 teams.
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  • Valerian Racing Engines
    ...partnership with Winfield to sponsor their operations, thus keeping their ARWS team afloat, with the F1 project ditched because of a lack of potential. It [[File:Venturi_(3).png|250px|right|thumb|The first ARWS car of Venturi; the V2-001.]]
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    {{ARWS season ...the season, whereas Super Aguri debuted V8 Supercars champion and later [[ARWS]] co-founder [[Frank Zimmer]]. Toyota and Williams both failed to repeat th
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  • Adélaïde Voeckler
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  • 2015 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ...aving battled with his teammate [[Robert Kubica]] and the two [[Williams]] drivers of [[Nico Rosberg]] and [[Fernando Alonso]]. [[Williams]] would win the Con
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  • Rafael Martins
    ...st season of [[2017_Formula_5000_season|F5000]]. He is of no relation to [[ARWS]] driver and fellow Portuguese [[Daniel Martins]]. ..._Alternate_Formula_One_Season|2015 Formula One]] season, through the young drivers draft, Martins carrer came to a small halt. Only 2 years later, after movin
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  • Kjellerup by Écurie Prenois
    |Drivers = #1: [[File:Flag of the Netherlands svg.png]] [[Bastiaan van Nieu |Noted Drivers = [[File:Flag of Finland svg.png]] [[Nick Nurmester]]<br>[[File:Flag of
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  • 16-18 February 2018 Nürburgring Test
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  • 25-28 April 2018 Magny-Cours Test
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  • Kenan Ardaoglu
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  • 2018 Canon Motorsport Calendar
    ...Auto_Nippon_Drivers_Winter_Championship_season|2017-2018 Super Auto Nippon Drivers Winter Championship]] |bgcolor="#ffffbf"| ARWS Race 1
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  • 26-29 March 2018 Dijon-Prenois Test
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  • 16-18 February 2018 Paul Ricard Test
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  • 20-22 February 2018 Magny-Cours Test
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  • 12-13 February 2018 Estoril Test
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  • 19-21 February 2018 Sentul Test
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  • 11-16 April 2018 Paul Ricard Test
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  • 1-4 April 2018 Nürburgring Test
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  • 9-12 April 2018 Monza Test
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  • 22-24 March 2018 Eastern Creek Test
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  • McEwan Automotive
    ...perience at the 24 Hours of Le Mans drew inspiration from past constructor-drivers such as Jean Rondeau, had decided to build his own LMP1 car to race against ...around the UK and Europe. As a result, McEwan also kept a modest roster of drivers on the books to run these cars. Over the years, two of the cars suffered te
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  • 22-27 May 2018 Laguna Seca Test
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    ...ld champion [[Thomas De Bock]], along with the team's pair of British test drivers [[Nathanael Spencer]] and [[Pippa Mann]]. The team's second driver, rookie ! Drivers
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  • 17-20 September 2018 Silverstone Test
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  • 2019 AutoReject 2.0 season
    {{ARWS season ...he [[AutoReject 2.0|AutoReject 2.0 series]]. [[Katie May]] is the reigning drivers' champion, whilst [[Écurie Prenois]] won the teams' championship last seas
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  • Einar Ármannsson
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  • Aspire Formula
    ...to further the sporting reach of Qatar, with a Qatari [[Formula One]] or [[ARWS]] driver a long term goal. As well as investing in local talents, the team is also supporting drivers of other nationalities.
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  • 2018 Macau Formula Masters
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  • Venturi V-500
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  • Kyösti Pykälistö
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    {{ARWS season ...the final race of the season at the [[Japanese Grand Prix]] with all three drivers in contention for the title, albeit with Michael Schumacher and Rhys Davies
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  • 2020 Alternate European Le Mans Series
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  • 2002 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ...ld Championship]]. [[Ralf Schumacher]] entered the season as the defending Drivers' champion, as [[Williams]] held the Constructors' Championship. The season
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  • 2019 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season
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  • 1978 Alternate Aurora AFX British Formula One season
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  • 2003 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series_name = ''[[Rhys Davies]] won his only drivers title for [[Williams|Williams-BMW]], taking two victories. ''
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  • 2020 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series_name = ''[[Diego Álvarez Torrente]] won his first Drivers Championship, beating his teammate [[Jules Bianchi]] by 5 points.''
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  • 2004 Alternate Formula One season
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  • GA Squadron Racing
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  • Czechmate Motorsport
    ...rtin Moravec]] in 2009 and currently competes in [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] and the [[GT Super Series]]. ...k Janiš in [[2003 Alternate Formula One season|2003]] (coincidentally all drivers tested for Jordan and its successor teams).
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  • 2020 AutoReject World Series season
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  • Malik Zidan
    ...ace he would take the checkered flag at Autopolis, defeating many seasoned drivers and up-and-coming stars on his first outing. He would obtain another podium Zidan would also test in the [[ARWS 2018 Young Drivers Test|AutoRejects World Series]] for Blokkmonsta. His results were unimpress
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  • 1998 Non-Canon CART World Championship
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  • 1991 Alternate Formula One season
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  • 1999 Non-Canon CART World Championship
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  • List of Formula 1 records
    This page documents the various records currently held by drivers and teams in [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]. =Drivers=
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  • Jules Bianchi
    Bianchi was joined by [[ARWS]] defectee [[Diego Álvarez Torrente]] in [[2019 Alternate Formula One seas [[Category:Real-life drivers]]
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  • 1979 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series_name = [[Alan Jones]] won his first drivers' title, with [[Williams]] winning its first constructors' title.
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  • 1980 Alternate Formula One season
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  • Oval Racing Championship
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  • 1986 Fictional Formula One season
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  • Alternate Formula One - Hydrogen Era Rules
    ...e contract exists, 43 staffers for the aerodynamic department and 2 racing drivers with a combined wage of €5,000,000, even when accounting for sponsorship ...y beyond terminating and hiring drivers as is necessary to allow fictional drivers by a user who does not yet have a driver with a DEC in Alternate Formula On
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  • 2021 AutoReject World Series season
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  • 2020 AutoReject 2.0 season
    {{ARWS season ...eject 2.0|AutoReject 2.0 series]]. [[Pierre St. Laurent]] was the reigning drivers' champion, whilst [[Driver Performance Laboratory]] won the teams' champion
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  • 2020 AutoReject 3.5 season
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  • Mark Skaife
    ==[[ARWS]]== [[Category:Real-life drivers]]
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  • Jones 118
    | Category = [[ARWS]] | Drivers = {{GBR}} [[Nathanael Cameron]]<br />{{FIN}} [[Nick Nurmester]]<
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  • 2020 Formula 2 World Championship season
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  • Precision Motorsport
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  • 1987 Fictional Formula One season
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  • 2021 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series_name = ''[[Artem Markelov]] won his first Drivers Championship driving for [[Mansell Engineering|BR Mansell]].''
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  • 2020 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season
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  • 2021 Yaname Electronics Super Formula season
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  • 1992 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ! Test/Reserve Drivers
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  • 1988 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...ies_name = <span style="font-size:75%">Gerhard Berger won his first Drivers Championship with Ferrari.</span>
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  • 1989 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...ame = <span style="font-size:75%">Alex Caffi won his first and only Drivers title for Scuderia Italia.</span>
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  • 1990 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...te to a double Championship for the Scuderia. The season would see fifteen drivers compete for seven different teams.
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  • 1991 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...= <span style="font-size:75%">Alain Prost successfully defended his Drivers Championship.</span>
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  • 1992 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...be won by different non-Italian constructors. The season would see sixteen drivers compete for seven different teams.
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  • 1993 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...ern for the future of the Championship. In total, it was contested by nine drivers representing four constructors.
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  • 2022 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ...[[Victoria Desai]] won her first Drivers Championship, [[Ferrari]]'s first Drivers Title since [[2013 Alternate Formula One season|2013]].''
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  • 1994 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...es_name = <span style="font-size:75%">Gerhard Berger won his second Drivers title.</span>
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  • FIA Formula 3 European Championship
    |drivers champion = ...3RWRS were now left without a parent series thanks to the departure of the ARWS, and seemed like they would perhaps go out of business. The FIA secured the
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  • 2021 Porsche Eurocup season
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  • 1995 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...= <span style="font-size:75%">Gerhard Berger successfully defended his Drivers title.</span>
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  • 1996 Italian Formula One Championship
    {{ARWS season ...team to be replaced by Michael Schumacher and Eddie Irvine at Ferrari. No drivers began the 1996 season at the same team as they began the 1995 season. This
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  • 1985 European Formula One Championship
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  • 2002 BRDC 3000 season
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  • 1992 HawkAussie Formula One season
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  • 1981 Alternate Formula One season
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  • 2021 Pilotverse F1 Season
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  • 1993 Alternate Formula One season
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  • 1994 Alternate Formula One season
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  • 1995 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ! Test/Reserve Drivers
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  • 1980 WFMS Formula 1 season
    {{ARWS season ...s|WFMS]] as a competitor series to [[Formula One]], with several teams and drivers from the [[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979 Formula One season]] set
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  • 2021 Formula 2 World Championship season
    {{ARWS season ===Drivers Championship===
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  • 2023 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ==Teams and Drivers==
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  • 1979 Dywa Grand Prix Series season
    {{ARWS season ...her drivers. In the end, Basque driver [[Amalure Arrigorriagakoa]] won the Drivers' Championship, and the French outlet [[Vaillante Équipe Dywa]] won the Tea
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  • Acid Trip F1
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  • 2021 Auto2 Series season
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  • 2020-21 Formula 5000 season
    {{ARWS season == Teams and drivers ==
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  • Barry McKockiner
    ...Prix Series]]. He is related to Scottish former [[AutoReject World Series|ARWS]] driver [[Phil McCracken]]. Much like him, he is useless at the wheel of a ...ammate that they take Knickerbrook flat-out. Predictably, this led to both drivers obliterating their cars within minutes of one another but miraculously, nei
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  • 2022 Formula 2 World Championship season
    {{ARWS season ===Drivers Championship===
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  • 2023 AutoReject World Series season
    |colspan=2 align=center|[[File:ARWS Logo.png|250px]] |{{AUS}} [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Tam Tim Tam] [[ARWS Australian Grand Prix|Australian Grand Prix]]
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  • Leonhard von Gottorp scandal
    ...tock Car series. From 2018 onwards, KPA sponsored Eastern European karting drivers. This sponsorship would eventually end up revealing the extent of the scand ==2019-2020: Death of Leonhard von Gottorp and cancellation of ARWS==
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  • 2022 GTC World Cup season
    {{ARWS season ===Drivers' Championship standings===
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  • Edvard Holm
    ...fellow rookie [[Emma Kickert]] on the series' comeback from the three-year ARWS hiatus. Prior to the signing, Holm's highest-level single-seater experience ...09. Thanks to his backing, he was able to escape the fate of more talented drivers like [[Joey Foster]] and bought his way into the GP2 Series for 2010. Howev
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  • 1966 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season ==Teams and drivers==
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  • 1980 Dywa Grand Prix Series season
    {{ARWS season ...Prix Series season]], almost all of the series' most established teams and drivers departed the series. Despite this, series organisers still announced an amb
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