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• Main Page
  ...wiki. This wiki is the place to find details of any virtual or alternative championship held in GPR's Perry McCarthy memorial forum. Feel free to contribute to any * '''Own a driver or team in a virtual championship?''' Help out by creating a wiki page for them!
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• Thomas Nurmester
  |car number = 6 |best finish = 4th ([[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]])
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• Defunct & Inactive series
  ![[F1 Rejects Indy Championship Series]] ![[F1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship|F1RGP2C Series]]
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• 1977 Alternate Formula One season
  |series = [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]] |series_name = [[Mario Andretti]] would win his first World Championship, driving for [[John Player Team Lotus]].
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• Phoenix McAllister
  | debut season = [[2010 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2010]] | final season = [[2014 Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series season|2014]]
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• Leonhard von Gottorp
  | car number = N/A | car number2 = 30
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• Nathan McKane
  | car number = 27 | series 2 = [[Formula 1 Rejects World Race Series|F1RWRS]]
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• Scuderia Vittore
  ...now the designated manufacturer team for Ferrari in the [[GT-Rejects World Championship]]. ...m in their debut campaign, after a relatively successful [[F1 Rejects Indy Championship Series|F1RICS]] campaign, alongside young German [[Martyn Rietacher]], who
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• Pieter Kickert
  ...in [[Life Grand Prix Series|Life GP]] and later for his extensive touring car career. He is also the father of racing driver [[Emma Kickert]]. Since reti ...y his own car to compete. However, he overestimated the reliability of the car, and bought too few spare parts. After several mechanical failures left him
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• Kazuyoshi Hoshino
  ...s for his performances in the Formula Nippon, Super GT and [[World Touring Car Masters]]. ...no made his [[Formula One]] debut at his home Grand Prix at Fuji in [[1977 Alternate Formula One season|1977]], driving for [[Boro]]. He eventually finished the
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• Robert Anderson
  | debut season = [[1996 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1996]] | final season = [[1997 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1997]]
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• Guillaume Gauthier
  ...during the 1980s, winning the [[Formula One]] World Championship in [[1986 Alternate Formula One season|1986]]. ...Gauthier. Pierre was briefly an amateur racing driver in the years before World War II, and fought in the French Resistance during it. After the war, he se
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• Ecurie Fabron
  |Debut = [[2016 Rejects Touring Car Championship season]] ...by [[Sophie Fabron]]. The team took part in the [[2016 Rejects Touring Car Championship season]] after buying out the entry and garage of [[Nurminen Racing Enginee
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• 2008 Alternate World Touring Championship season
  This is the first season of the alternate World Touring Car Championship. !Car
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• Voeckler Grand Prix Engineering
  |Driver1Series = [[AutoReject World Series]] |Driver2Series = AutoReject World Series
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• Sam Baromono
  ...all him, taking the season in the progress. and entered the World Karting Championship with hope of winning. In the race, he struggled against more fancy oppoents ...ept the other offers going back to Belgium to compete in the local touring car series for the rest of that year.
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• Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler
  ...|350px|thumb|Jérémy-Étienne Voeckler, driving for [[McLaren]] in [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]]]] ...me Voeckler]]. He was the [[Formula One]] World Drivers Champion in [[1988 Alternate Formula One season|1988]], driving for [[McLaren|Honda Marlboro McLaren]].
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• News Archive
  ...center"| [[File:RTCC_Logo.png|frameless|75px|link=2017 Rejects Touring Car Championship season]] |align="center"| The car of '''[[Marika Vranes]], Tomas Enge and Kosuke Matsuura''' secures pole pos
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• Natascha Zaugg
  ...ver who owns the [[Zeroforce]] team. She has driven in the Life GP Series, Alternate CART, RoLFS and the RTCC. ...ound the top of the grid, she was starting to become a major threat in the championship when she won the Indonesian round and scored the fastest lap as the track w
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• Bernd Schneider
  ...r the [[San Marino Grand Prix]]. From there on, Vauxhall Sport retired the car number 5 and instead began using #32 in their WTCM program as a mark of res ==[[Alternate International F3000|F3000]]==
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