1994 Rejects-1 World Championship season: Difference between revisions
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The 1994 Rejects-1 World Championship season was the first season of the said series, the replacement for the Life Grand Prix Series after it was cancelled at the 1993 season, with W.A. Stokins winning the last LGPS race ever, at Macau (in which the first ever winner in the series Leonhard von Gottorp came back for one last time), and James Davies defending his title.
After the series ended, Australian Giuseppe Markus helped create the series with his siblings Quinn and Giselle, by combining the 10 worst cars of existence.
The first ever Rejects-1 series will consist of 10 cars rather than just one.
- 1994: 1990 AGS, 1992 AndreaModa, 1990 Coloni, 1989 EuroBrun, 1992 Fondmetal, 1991 Lamborghini, 1990 Life, 1989 Onyx, 1989 Rial, and 1989 Zakspeed.
Teams and Drivers
| Entrant | No. | Race Drivers | Rounds | Test Drivers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Foster's Good Call Racing
|
0 |  Jose Braggia
|
1- | |
| 2 | TBA | 1- | ||
 Ursus Racing
|
5 | Fidrik Arnason
|
1- | Anna Gunnarsdottir
|
| 25 | TBA | 1- | ||
 Aussie Motorsport
|
8 |  Sam Sun
|
1- | Joe Bloggs Joe Gaera
|
| 10 | 1- | |||
 Northgate Engineering
|
11 |  Andrew MacMillan
|
1- | |
| 12 | TBA | 1- | ||
| Al Smith Racing Enterprises
|
17 | TBA | 1- | |
| 71 |  Cameron Maroon
|
1- | ||
| Rosenforth Engineering
|
26 | Jimmy Rosenforth
|
1- | |
| 62 | Mike Stern
|
1- | ||
| Rob Lomas Racing
|
27 | Archibald March
|
1- | Cletus Brown
|
| 666 |  Mikhail Karimov
|
1- | ||
| Rockets to Russia
|
35 | Danny Ramone
|
1- | |
| 53 | Marky Howard
|
1- | ||
| Hunter Autosport
|
36 | Deanna McMahon
|
1- | |
| 37 | Thomas Day
|
1- | ||
| Foxhound Life
|
44 |  Pjotr Madunochev
|
1- | Sergej Madunochev
|
| HURT Racing
|
47 | Sam Pritchard
|
1- | |
 Blokkmonsta Racing
|
79 | Vic Sunset
|
1- |