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...erts Dishwasher Company, and a racing driver who competed in the [[Life GP Series]]. ===Life GP Series===

'''Richard Branson Arthurs''' (born 15 June 1965 in London) is a British racing driver, the younger and less experienced brother of [[Christopher Arthurs]] ...longside his brother for the first two races of 1991, before being injured in a high-speed accident at [[1991 Life Grand Prix of Spain|Jarama]], renderin

...Series]]. He scored a singular 2nd place finish in the series, during the 1993 season. ...l the [[1995 Rejects-1 World Championship season]]. He didn't race the car in the 1994 and 1995 seasons, and disappeared into obscurity after 1995.

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...the [[Siemens Ausdauer Reject Series]] for [[Tassie Racing]] and [[Life GP Series]] for [[Aussie Motorsport]]. ...88. For Blog, three years of driving wasn't enough for his confidence. His racing career was over before it even begun, that was until a surprise offer came

|name = Life Grand Prix Series |inaugural season = [[1991 Life Grand Prix Series season|1991]]

...team-mate [[Rachel Graham]] was one of the few women to win a race in the series. ===Life GP Series===

...jects Racing) was a Australian team that competed in the [[Life Grand Prix Series]] and the [[Rejects-1 World Championship]]. == Life GP Series ==

{{Infobox Active Driver (Multiple Series) | series 1 = [[Life GP Series|Life GP]] career

...Japanese racing driver currently racing in the Japanese [[Super Formula]] series for ARTA. He is a product of the [[Honda]] Formula Dream Project. ! Autobacs Racing Team Aguri

'''Carlos Marquez''' is a musician and part time racing driver from Cuba. His official birth date is October 17th, 1971. ...etic ska-core with heavy leftist messages. Having an underground following in latin America.

...cing driver who owns the [[Zeroforce]] team. She has driven in the Life GP Series, Alternate CART, RoLFS and the RTCC. == Life GP Series (1991 - 1993) ==

...team from Liechtenstein. The team has participated in the Life Grand Prix Series, the 2002 Alternative CART, the Rejects Touring Car Championship and the Re ...championship, no entry was avaible. After the Austrian round, [[Herbalife Racing]] decided to scale down to a one car operation and Zeroforce was granted a

'''Finanz-Sichereit Konglomerat''' is a Swiss investment company, founded in 1978 by a mutual agreement between multiple Swiss banks. Not much is known ...Racing]] team in the [[Prost GP Series]] alongside Anger, but have stated in numerous interviews that they knew nothing about what happened behind the s

...m owner, best known as the first-ever race winner of the [[Dywa Grand Prix Series]]. He is not related to former NASCAR driver Tim Flock or his relatives. ...in the season, Floc'h never finished in the points again and wound up 12th in the championship.

...successful pre-war racing driver, though his sporting career was cut short in his prime due to the outburst of conflict. ...prime instigator in the final peace talks, and was recognised for his part in the peace process.

This page contains links to the series which are officially no longer active and can thus be considered defunct. == Defunct series ==

...is a Micronesian racing driver. His son [[Jayleen Mori|Jayleen]] is also a racing driver. ...r kid in his age group in the country. After all, there were only 400 kids in Micronesia eligible for school, anyway. After becoming the first Micronesia

...e [[Dywa Grand Prix Series]]. Between 1978 and 1980 he was known under his racing pseudonym '''"Michel Vaillant"'''. While not particularly known for his qua ...te Équipe Dywa France]], Godard initially struggled in qualifying; however in round 2 of the season at Imola, he produced a remarkable drive to win the r

...nazzi''' (born 14th December, 1993 in Martina Franca, Italy) is an Italian racing driver currently driving for [[Dawson|Ebro Foods Dawson GP]]. ...went stateside shortly after - reaching as high as the Indy Lights series in [[2019 Indy Lights season|2019]].