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  • 1954 Dutch Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...as the fourth race of the [[1954 Alternate Formula One season|1954 Formula One World Championship]] and was held at Zandvoort on June 27th 1954. [[Tony Be
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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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  • Jack Fairman
    ...and Tourist Trophy in 1959, both times with [[Stirling Moss]]. His Formula One career was less illustrious, at first driving for [[Warden]] in the [[1954 ...inishing in an impressive fourth place in the [[1958 Alternate Formula One season|1958]] [[French Grand Prix]].
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  • 1954 Swiss Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...was the sixth race of the [[1954 Alternate Formula One season|1954 Formula One World Championship]], and was held in Bremgarten on August 8th 1954. Double
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  • MADI
    ...cing team that made it's Formula One debut in [[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]].
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  • Swiss Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = Formula Three |First held = [[2020 F3 season|2020]]
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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]] ...st Formula One World Championship calendar in [[1950 Alternate Formula One season|1950]].
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  • East German Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956]] |Last held = [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956]]
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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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  • Williams
    |Driver1Series = Formula One ...t Drivers' and Constructors' Championships in [[2016 Alternate Formula One season|2016]].
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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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  • 1954 United States Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...as the eighth race of the [[1954 Alternate Formula One season|1954 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Sebring on September 5th 1954. The rac
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  • 1954 Italian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...er 26th 1954. The race was won by [[B. Bira]], his first and only win that season, although he had already secured the World Championship three weeks earlier
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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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  • Mario Andretti
    ...sful career spanning multiple decades, Mario Andretti is widely considered one of the greatest racing drivers of all time. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Tom Sneva
    ...ngton, USA) is an American race car driver, famous for racing in [[Formula One]] and Indycar. His younger brother, [[Jerry Sneva|Jerry]], also raced in [[Formula One]].
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  • Jerry Sneva
    ...ous for his appearances in American open wheel racing as well as [[Formula One]]. He was the younger brother of multiple Formula One Grand Prix winner [[Tom Sneva]].
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  • United States Grand Prix
    |Series = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1952 Alternate Formula One season|1952]]
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  • Paolo Marzotto
    ..., the two became the first pair of brothers to compete in the same Formula One event. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Italian Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |Last held = [[2020 Alternate Formula One season|2020]]
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  • Michael Tyrrell
    ...racing driver and drug trafficker, famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. He was briefly the owner of [[Wheatcroft Racing]]. ...the early 1970s, Tyrrell used his considerable wealth to enter the British Formula Three championship in a March 733 with Tony Roles Racing - his best result
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  • Detroit Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |First held = [[1982 Alternate Formula One season|1982]]
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  • Scottish Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1955 Alternate Formula One season|1955]] |Last held = [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956]]
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  • English Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1952 Alternate Formula One season|1952]] |Last held = [[1952 Alternate Formula One season|1952]]
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  • Jordan Grand Prix
    ''For the [[Formula One]] team, see [[Jordan]]'' |First held = [[2019 Alternate Formula One season|2019]]
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  • Otto Stuppacher
    ...ia) was an Austrian racing driver, famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula 1==
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  • Karl Oppitzhauser
    ...ng driver from Austria. He is most famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula 1==
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  • Ulli Melkus
    ...any) was an East German racing driver known for his appearances in Formula One. ==Formula One==
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  • Dieter Quester
    ==Formula One== ===[[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]]===
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  • Harald Ertl
    ==Formula One== ===[[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]]===
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  • Team Penske
    ...entries in [[IndyCar]] and NASCAR. The team was also entered in [[Formula One]] in the mid-1970s. ...yCar]] drivers titles in [[2014 Alternate IndyCar Series|2014]] and [[2016 Alternate IndyCar Series|2016]] - with Will Power and Simon Pagenaud respectively.
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  • Gilles Villeneuve
    ...a One season|1997]] and racing as recently as [[2014 Alternate Formula One season|2014]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Kojima Engineering
    '''Kojima Engineering''' were a Japanese [[Formula One]] constructor who built and entered cars in the late 1970s. They famously scored a point on their Formula One debut with [[Masahiro Hasemi]] at the [[1976_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1
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  • Carlos Reutemann
    ...racing driver and politician most famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula One==
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  • XXIX BRDC International Trophy
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...], held at Silverstone on May 22nd, 1977. The event was the last [[Formula One]] race without the Woodcote chicane.
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  • Alfa Romeo
    ...|1955]] as well as the constructor's title in [[1955 Alternate Formula One season|1955]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Boy Hayje
    ==Formula One== Hayje had a brief stint in Formula One with the [[F&S Properties]] team, entering the Dutch Grand Prix in 1976 - f
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  • Jose Carlos Pace
    ...zil) was a Brazilian racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Patrick Depailler
    ...co) was a Grand Prix racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...Depailler pictured whilst at [[Williams]] in [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]].]]
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  • 1985 BioBiro F1 season
    ...}} ''For the canon 1985 F1 season, please see [[1985 Alternate Formula One season]].'' {{Motorsport season
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  • Spanish Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1957 Alternate Formula One season|1957]]
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  • United States Grand Prix West
    |First held = [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] |Last held = [[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]]
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  • Lando Norris
    ...m]]. Boasting an impressive junior series background, Norris is considered one of the most promising young talents in the world today. ...few years in Formula 4 and domestic Formula 3 series before stepping up to Formula 2 in 2019.
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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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  • Judd
    ...hire best known for their racing engines which have been used in [[Formula One]], Sportscars and other series. Judd first came into Formula One in [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]] when they began supplying the [[Ligier]] team.
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  • Roelof Wunderink
    ==Formula One== ...ing for the [[F&S Properties]] team. He retired from motorsport after this season and began a career in property management.
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  • F&S Properties
    |NotedDriver1Series = [[Formula One]] ...S Properties''' were a Dutch property firm which was involved in [[Formula One]] sponsorship during the mid-to-late 1970s, but also entered their own team
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  • Hiroshi Fushida
    ==[[Formula One]]== In [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]], Fushida unsuccessfully attempted to qualify for the inaugural [[Jap
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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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  • 1977 Trofeo Dino Ferrari
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...feo Dino Ferrari''' was a non-championship [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] race and the inaugural running of the [[Trofeo Dino Ferrari]], held at th
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  • Trofeo Dino Ferrari
    ...ith the latest running being in [[2020 FIA Formula 3 European Championship season|2020]] ! Season
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  • Hans-Joachim Stuck
    ...Germany) is a German racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. His father, [[Hans Stuck|Hans]] also raced in Formula One.
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  • Ronnie Peterson
    ...) is a Swedish former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Patrick Tambay
    ==[[Formula One]]== ===[[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]]: [[John Player Team Lotus]]===
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  • Gabriel Château
    ...e) is a French former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ===[[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]]-[[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]]: [[North Star Racing]] & [[Iberia Airlines]]===
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  • Alan Jones
    ...([[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]], [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]]) ...[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]] and [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]] driving for [[Williams]].
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  • James Hunt
    ...ngdom) was a British racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. A style icon in his native Great Britain, Hunt's indulgent lifestyle made him one of the most intriguing characters in Grand Prix racing history.
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  • Cyprus Grand Prix
    |First held = [[2015 Alternate Formula One season|2015]] |Last held = [[2021 Alternate Formula One season|2021]]
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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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  • 1998 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]
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  • Boro
    |Driver1Series = [[Formula One]] |Driver2Series = [[Formula One]]
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  • Emilio de Villota
    ==Formula One== ...season, taking a best result of tenth at the [[Austrian Grand Prix]]. His season would be marked by a nasty incident with [[Ronnie Peterson]] at the [[Germa
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  • Brian McGuire Racing
    ...mula One season|1977]] [[British Grand Prix]] and several non-championship Formula 1 events. The team was dissolved after McGuire's untimely death in August 1 {{Template:Formula One Constructors}}
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  • Danny Ongais
    ..., CA) was a American racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]] and American Open Wheel racing. ==Formula One==
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  • Lella Lombardi
    ...Italy) was an Italian racing driver known for her appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...ing drivers of all time, taking several points finishes during her Formula One career.
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  • Argentine Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |Last held = [[2021 Alternate Formula One season|2021]]
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  • Divina Galica
    Galica made her [[Formula One]] debut at the [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] [[British Grand Prix]] for the [[B&S Fabrications]] team, taking a t She would return to the same team in [[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]], racing at the British and [[Dutch Grand Prix|Dutch]] Grands Prix.
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  • Noritake Takahara
    ...One]] driving for the [[Ensign]] team at the [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] [[Japanese Grand Prix]]. He performed moderately well, taking thirte ...his Formula One exploits, Takahara was a successful driver in the Japanese Formula 2000 series.
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  • Brendon Cassidy
    ...b|Brendon Cassidy, driving for [[McLaren]] in [[1991 Alternate Formula One season|1991]]]] ...One]]. He won the Formula One championship in [[1991 Alternate Formula One season|1991]] while driving for [[McLaren]].
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  • Jacques Laffite
    ...) is a French former racing driver who most famously competed in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • San Marino Grand Prix
    |Series 1 = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]]
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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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  • Stewart Grand Prix
    '''Stewart Grand Prix''' was a [[Formula One]] constructor that operated in the late 1990s. The team was formed by forme ...d by the Austrian energy drinks giant Red Bull, whom still race in Formula One to this day as [[Red Bull Racing]].
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  • Gianfranco Brancatelli
    ...He drove in [[Formula One]] in the late 70's, and after leaving it, became one of the most celebrated touring car drivers in the planet, winning the 1985 ==Formula One==
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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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  • Klaus Ludwig
    ...ne of the finest racing drivers from Germany, having competed in [[Formula One]], having won multiple touring car championships throughout his career as w ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • François Migault
    ...e) was a French racing driver most famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. He drove for [[Williams|Wolf-Williams]], [[Fittipaldi]] and [[Ligier]] i ==Formula One==
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  • Didier Pironi
    ...um) was a French Grand Prix driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Héctor Rebaque
    ...ormer racing driver and businessman known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Clay Regazzoni
    ...a One]] and winning the world championship in [[1981 Alternate Formula One season|1981]]. Throughout his career he was known for his hard charging driving st ==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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  • Mediterranean Grand Prix
    |First held = [[2018 Alternate Formula One season|2018]] |Last held = [[2018 Alternate Formula One season|2018]]
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  • Jordan
    ''For the [[Formula One]] race, see [[Jordan Grand Prix]]'' ...[[1991 Alternate Formula One season|1991]] to [[2005 Alternate Formula One season|2005]].
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  • Gunnar Nilsson
    ...ngland) was a Swedish racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]] and his untimely death from cancer in late 1978. ==Formula One==
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  • Ian Scheckter
    ...n [[Formula One]]. He is the elder brother of [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] World Champion [[Jody Scheckter]]. ...ra]] British F1 domestic championship. The team also entered the [[Formula One|World Championship]] at the 6 European races that did not clash with the Au
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  • Alex Ribeiro
    ...is a Brazilian former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...e Formula One season|1976]] with the [[Ensign]] team. His first race - the season opening [[Argentine Grand Prix]] - saw him take an impressive fifth place.
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  • Brian Henton
    ...) is a British former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...il he was 23 years old. He initially gained success by winning the British Formula Vee championship in 1971, after which he brazenly declared that he'd become
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  • Henri Pescarolo
    ...e) is a French former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]] and Sportscars. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • 1978 Aurora AFX British Formula One season
    #REDIRECT [[1978 Alternate Aurora AFX British Formula One season]]
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  • British American Racing
    ...Formula One]] constructor which competed from [[1999 Alternate Formula One season|1999]] until 2006. The team was formed as the result of a management buyout ===[[1999 Alternate Formula One season|1999]]===
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  • Chris Amon
    ...) was a New Zealander racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. Amon began his Formula One career in the early 1960s.
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  • Loris Kessel
    ...tzerland) was a Swiss racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. Kessel's next appearance in Formula One would be at the non-championship [[XXX BRDC International Trophy|1978 BRDC
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  • Vladislav Barkovskii
    ...Russia) was a Soviet racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...ve country by unexpectedly qualifying for the [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] [[Soviet Grand Prix]] and finishing the race (albeit five laps down
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  • Kevin Magnussen
    ...oskilde, Denmark) is a Danish racing driver currently driving in [[Formula One]] for [[Toyota]]. He is the son of former Grand Prix winner [[Jan Magnussen ==Formula One==
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  • Dario Franchitti
    ...Car champion, winning in [[2010 Alternate IndyCar Series|2010]] and [[2011 Alternate IndyCar Series|2011]]. ...of fellow racing driver [[Marino Franchitti]] and cousin to former Formula One pilot [[Paul di Resta]].
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  • Jean-Pierre Jabouille
    ...er racing driver and engineer most famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Alberto Colombo
    ==[[Formula One]]== ...ed to the bottom of the standings. Colombo left the team at the end of the season.
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  • 1990 Alternate International F3000 season
    {{Motorsport season | title = International F3000 season
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  • 1977 Oulton Park International Gold Cup
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...ational Gold Cup''' was a non-championship [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] race held at Oulton Park on 10th July, 1977. It was the 24th running of t
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  • Jaguar
    |NotedDriver1Series = [[Formula One]] ...[1953 Alternate Formula One season|1953]] and [[1954 Alternate Formula One season|1954]], Jaguar, in co-operation with [[Aston Martin]] completed a hat-trick
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  • Jason Watt
    ...kely candidate for a [[Formula One]] drive in [[2000 Alternate Formula One season|2000]].
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  • Lewis Hamilton
    ...[2012 Alternate Formula One season|2012]] and [[2016 Alternate Formula One season|2016]]. ...amilton, pictured as a [[Caterham]] driver in [[2019 Alternate Formula One season|2019]].]]
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  • Robert Kagan
    ...) is a British former racing driver known for his long career in [[Formula One]]. Over the span of his 12 year career, Kagan drove for several teams - mos ==Formula One==
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  • Bertram Schäfer
    ...y) is a German former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...would qualify for the race and go on to take Penske's first finish of the season at the [[Soviet Grand Prix]] with a 14th place finish. Schäfer would also
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  • Emerson Fittipaldi
    ...tomobile racing driver who is most famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Damien Magee
    Magee's only [[Formula One]] entry came at the [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] [[German Grand Prix]] with the [[Stanley BRM]] team. He would fail t [[Category:Formula One Drivers]]
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  • Warwick Brown
    ...d not be entered again with the BRM team before it withdrew from [[Formula One]] for good. ==Complete [[Alternate Formula One|Formula 1]] Results==
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  • Jean-Pierre Jarier
    ...e) is a French former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Roberto Marazzi
    ...) is a Italian former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...alifying into the race. Marazzi contested three more races during the 1976 season. He failed to make the cut in pre-qualifying in Austria, but passed it at t
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  • Mikko Kozarowitzky
    ...) is a Finnish former racing driver known for his short stint in [[Formula One]]. Kozarowitzky's first foray into Formula One was the non-championship [[XXVIII BRDC International Trophy|1976 BRDC Inter
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  • Gerhard Berger
    ...[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]] and [[1990 Alternate Formula One season|1990]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Riccardo Patrese
    ...is an Italian former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula One==
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  • Elio de Angelis
    ...a former Grand Prix racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==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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  • Jacques Villeneuve
    ...use of the commercial rights to the sport, functionally abolishing Formula One Management. Villeneuve would go on become team principal of [[Williams]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Finnish Grand Prix
    |Series = [[Formula One]] |First held = [[2018 Alternate Formula One season|2018]]
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  • 2001 Alternate Formula One season
    {{ARWS season |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]
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  • Minardi
    ...[[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]] to [[2005 Alternate Formula One season|2005]]. {{Template:Formula One Constructors}}
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  • Yugoslavian Grand Prix
    |First held = [[1987 Alternate Formula One season|1987]] |Last held = [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]
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    ...r. He was killed after an accident during the [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956]] [[Scottish Grand Prix]]. ...not disappoint at all, and took 3rd place overall in the tragedy-shortened season after the fatal crash of [[Pierre Levegh]] at that year's Le Mans race, tak
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  • Desmond Titterington
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  • Super Aguri
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  • Marvin Kirchhöfer
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  • Giancarlo Fisichella
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  • Arrows Grand Prix
    ...[[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978]] to [[2001 Alternate Formula One season|2001]], when it was rebranded as the [[Renault|Renault F1 Team]]. ...ade their Grand Prix debut in the [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978 season]] after purchasing the assets of the former [[Penske]] team, allowing them
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  • Christophe Bouchut
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  • Lola
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  • Alexandre-Laurent Voeckler
    ...ily and the oldest son of [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988 Formula One World Champion]] [[Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler]]. ==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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  • Owen Racing Organisation
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  • Justin Wilson
    ...was a British racing driver mostly known for his appearances in [[Formula One]], ChampCar and [[IndyCar]]. ===[[1999 Alternate Formula One season|1999]]-[[2001 Alternate Formula One season|2001]]: BAR Test Driver===
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  • Kunimitsu Takahashi
    Takahashi made his [[Formula One]] debut at the [[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]] [[Japanese Grand Prix]] driving for the [[March Engineering]] team. ===Complete Formula One Results===
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  • Pastor Maldonado
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  • Heinz-Harald Frentzen
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  • Héctor Luis Gradassi
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  • Sebastian Vettel
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  • Mike Wilds
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    ...never achieved the same level of success in Formula One, and was known as one of the first pay drivers. ==[[Formula One]]==
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    ...th July, 1954 in Voves, Eure-et-Loir, France) is a French former [[Formula One]] driver. ==Formula One==
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    ...y) is a German former racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...ntly failed to qualify for the races this year and only made the finish on one occasion, with a sixteenth place in the [[San Marino Grand Prix]].
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    ...Italy) is an Italian racing driver known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. His younger brother, [[Andrea Larini|Andrea]] is also a racing driver. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Luca Badoer
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    ...Driver's Championship on his debut season in [[2015 Alternate Formula One season|2015]] for [[McLaren]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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    ...nd [[2014 Alternate Formula One season|2014]]-[[2014 Alternate Formula One season|2015]]. ==Formula One==
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    ...He drove for [[Arrows|Benetton Arrows]] and [[McLaren]] during his Formula One stint. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Stéphane Sarrazin
    ...mula One]] Grands Prix, all for the [[Prost]] team. Apart from his Formula One forays, Sarrazin is also an accomplished sports car racer, and regularly ta ===[[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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  • Ricardo Zonta
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  • Felipe Massa
    ...ian professional racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==[[Formula One]]==
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    ...s a Brazilian former racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]] and CART. ==[[Formula One]]==
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  • Czechmate Motorsport
    ...ing team based in Brno, Czech Republic. It was founded by former [[Formula One]] driver [[Martin Moravec]] in 2009 and currently competes in [[AutoReject ...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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  • Felix Rosenqvist
    ...n Värnamo, Sweden) is a Swedish racing driver currently racing in [[Super Formula]] for Team LeMans. ==Formula One==
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  • Jacques Pollet
    ...let drove in several non-championship races and, with [[Theo Fitzau]], was one of the first men to drive a [[Guidobaldi]] competitively. This led to his o ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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    ...ampionship, first for the private [[Halford Auto Racing Team]], then for a one-off entry sponsored by the [[Daily Express]]. In three entries, he only qua ==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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  • Cesare Perdisa
    ...young Perdisa often took a back seat to his more experienced teammates. In Formula 1, he drove for [[Officine Renzo]], then for [[Reatherson Racing Developmen ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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    ...ick, but the [[O.S.C.A.]] was unreliable, and he retired at the end of the season to run the team full time. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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    ...nce, funds were gathered for the team to participate in the full Formula 1 season. Stillwell proved surprisingly quick, but a lack of reliability led to the ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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    ...st Asia. He won the first Macau Grand Prix in 1954, which led to drives in Formula 1, first in the [[1955 Singapore Grand Prix]], then the championship [[1956 ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Robert Ritchie
    ...working as a sergeant in the Royal Air Force. [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|A year later]], he took part in the [[Thai Grand Prix]] for [[Theodore Yip] ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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  • Pat Moss
    ...riefly interrupted her rally career at the age of 20 to compete in Formula One for [[BRUNEL]] alongside fellow rally driver [[Anne Hall]]. With little exp ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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    ...red from driving and focused on running Connaught's appearances in Formula One. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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    ...4th July, 1948 in Pontcharra, Isère, France) is a French former [[Formula One]] driver. ==Formula One==
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  • Malik Zidan
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    ...y) is an Italian racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...nal F3000 season|1989]], Morbidelli made his international racing debut in Formula 3000, driving for [[Forti Corse]].
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    ...ter in the decade, he moved to Europe to compete in sportscars and Formula One with [[Ecurie Maghreb]], with little success, but significant longevity. ==Complete Alternate Formula One results==
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    ...steady hand all season which saw him be picked up by BMW for the following season on a two-year deal. ...at BMW but he'd finish the [[1990_World_Touring_Car_Masters_season|1990]] season third in Class C.
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    ...n Italian former racing driver best known for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ==Formula One==
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    ...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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    ...er racing driver of Armenian origin, regarded as one of the best [[Formula One]] drivers of all time. He was known as "The Professor" for his intellectual He won the Formula One World Championship in [[1992 Alternate Formula One season|1992]], driving for Williams.
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    ...ompeted in [[Formula One]], [[Alternate International F3000|International Formula 3000]] and IndyCar. He was known by the nicknames "PT" and "the Thrill fro ...until he was 16. At age 16, in 1985, he became the youngest ever Canadian Formula Ford Champion. He was also the winner of the final Can-Am race in series
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    |Driver1Series = [[Formula One]] ...the [[Pacific Endurance Series]], Super GT (GT500), Super Taikyu and Super Formula Lights.
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  • 1956 Monaco Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...was the first race of the [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Monte Carlo on May 13th 1956. Defendin
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  • 1956 French Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...hampion [[Jack Brabham]] scored his and [[Gordini]]'s first victory of the season on the way to securing both titles. His teammates [[Eugenio Castellott]] an
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  • 1956 Belgian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...was the third race of the [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Spa-Francorchamps on June 17th 1956. [
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  • 1956 German Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...as the fourth race of the [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956 Formula One World Championship]] and was held at the Nürburgring Nordschleife on July
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  • 1956 East German Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...in a violent accident early in the race, the second fatal accident of the season.
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  • 1956 Irish Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...ip race, perishing in the [[1956 Scottish Grand Prix|Scottish Grand Prix]] one week later. [[Stirling Moss]] lost a fierce battle for the win to score a f
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  • 1966 Alternate Formula One season
    The '''1966 Formula One season''' was the 16th season of [[Formula One]]. {{ARWS season
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  • 1956 Scottish Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...ra]] finished second and scored the fastest lap for the second time of the season, while [[Desmond Titterington]]'s third place gave him a three-point champi
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  • 1956 British Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...podium finishers. Polesitter [[Jack Brabham]] scored his third win of the season and took a crucial championship lead, less than three seconds ahead of [[Um
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  • 1956 Italian Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...is first and only career victory in the [[B.C.M.A.]], his only points that season, in a photo finish ahead of [[Ottorino Volonterio]] and [[José Froilán Go
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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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  • René Bonnet
    ...pany [[DB]] with Charles Deutsch, the products of which later secured over one thousand class victories across the world. Among these victories in collabo ...er and competed at Le Mans into his 50s with some success. When DB entered Formula 1 with an underpowered design, he briefly performed driving duties for his
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  • 1956 Thai Grand Prix
    |series = Alternate Formula One ...nth and final race of the [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956 Formula One World Championship]] and was held in Bangkok on December 2nd 1956. [[Jack B
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  • Doug Steane
    ==Complete Alternate Formula One results== | [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956]]
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  • Juan Gálvez
    ==Complete Alternate Formula One results== | [[1956 Alternate Formula One season|1956]]
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  • Jackie Stewart
    ...Stewart''' (born 11th June 1939 in Milton, Scotland) is a former [[Formula One]] who raced for [[Brabham]]. ==Formula One career==
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  • Jim Clark
    |colspan=2|[[1965 Alternate Formula One season|1965 World Drivers Champion]]<br>1965 Indianapolis 500 winner ...rmula One]] driver best known for winning the [[1965 Alternate Formula One season|1965 World Drivers Championship]] driving for [[Lotus]].
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  • Piers Courage
    ...urage''' (born 27th May 1942 in Colchester, England) is a former [[Formula One]] who raced for [[BRM]]. ==Formula One career==
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  • Honoré Wagner
    ...which he was twice runner-up in 1949 and 1950. He entered several Formula One races, usually as a privateer [[O.S.C.A.]] customer. {{Tooltip|His final ra ===[[Alternate Formula One|Formula One World Championship]]===
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