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• Hiroshi Takagi
  ...from Canadian round onwards, ending Takagi's feud with Andretti (although Takagi ended up crashing with Daly in the finale of 1979). In 1980, Hiroshi stayed ...ired) singer, and has two sons, [[Kazuhiko Takagi|Kazuhiko]] and [[Tetsuya Takagi|Tetsuya]], both racing drivers.
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• Hiroshi Takagi
  ...from Canadian round onwards, ending Takagi's feud with Andretti (although Takagi ended up crashing with Daly in the finale of 1979). In 1980, Hiroshi stayed ...ired) singer, and has two sons, [[Kazuhiko Takagi|Kazuhiko]] and [[Tetsuya Takagi|Tetsuya]], both racing drivers.
  4 KB (587 words) - 17:52, 5 November 2017
• Niko Eskola
  In his early days of motorsport, Eskola frequently drove for the Takagi Racing Enterprises outfit in the [[International Formula Reject Challenge]]
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• 2012 Rejectful Eastern European Car Computerised Series season
  | Takagi Racing Enterprises | [[Tetsuya Takagi]]
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• Verna Klien
  | former teams = [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] Takagi Racing Enterprises (''as IFRC'') ...season|2016]] [[International Formula Reject Challenge]] for Japanese team Takagi Racing Enterprises. She qualified for all three finals and finished tenth i
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• 2005 Alternate Super GT season
  | [[File:Japan.png]] Toranosuke Takagi | rowspan=2| [[File:Japan.png]] [[Takagi Racing Enterprises]]
  5 KB (715 words) - 12:00, 31 July 2013
• Ricardo Velázquez
  | current team = [[Takagi Racing Enterprises]](AR3.5) ...(born 18th December 1999) is a Venezuelan race driver. He will drive for [[Takagi Racing Enterprises]] in the [[2019 AutoReject 3.5 season]], and is the curr
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• 1979 rFAF1 Argentine Grand Prix
  |second driver = [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] [[Hiroshi Takagi]] | [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] [[Hiroshi Takagi]]
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• List of F1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship Records
  | [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] '''[[Kazuhiko Takagi]]''' | [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] '''[[Kazuhiko Takagi]]'''
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• 2000 Motegi 500 KM
  |fastest lap driver = {{JPN}} Toranosuke Takagi |{{JPN}} Toranosuke Takagi
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• 2016 IFRC Round of Australia
  |second team = [[Takagi Racing Enterprises]] | '''[[Takagi Racing Enterprises]]'''
  7 KB (874 words) - 18:44, 25 May 2014
• 2011 Rejectful Eastern European Car Computerised Series season
  | Aguri-Coloni Racing <br />Takagi Racing Enterprises | [[Kazuhiko Takagi]]
  6 KB (703 words) - 10:29, 17 May 2014
• 2001 Alternate DTM season
  | [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] Tora Takagi | [[File:Flag of Japan svg.png]] Tora Takagi
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• 1994 F1RGP2C San Marino GP
  ...ult to pass Imola circuit, but Eadbhard eventually passed Mann. On Lap 10, Takagi's engine went boom (again) and the Benetton driver retired for the third ti ...races, yet he was unable to pick up any wins due to reliability issues and Takagi failed to finish once again.
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