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• Elite Racing League
  ...its 1978 season (18 months after Formula 1 debuted at their Japanese Grand Prix in 1976.) ...tings as the ERL races usually took place on a Saturday before an F1 Grand Prix on the Sunday.
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• 1979 rFactor Alternate Formula One season
  The 1979 Formula One season was the 30th in the history of the history of the champi ...all> Wilson Fittipaldi replaced Emerson Fittipaldi for the Brazilian Grand Prix, which would be his last competitive outing. Emerson was back in the seat f
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• Thomas Nurmester
  |first race = [[South African Grand Prix|1976 South African Grand Prix]] |first win = [[Austrian Grand Prix|1977 Austrian Grand Prix]]
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• Éadbhard Ó'Caoimhín (Formula 1 Driver)
  |first race = [[1979 Argentinian Grand Prix]] |first win = [[1979 Argentinian Grand Prix]]
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• JLD Motorsport
  |Debut = [[2010 F1RWRS German Grand Prix]] ...ss in European single seater championships eluded the team. That was until 1979 when a young Chris Dagnall won the British Formula Ford Championship with t
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• Gary Cameron
  | birth date = 22 January 1979 | first race = [[2010 F1RWRS German Grand Prix|2010 German Grand Prix]]
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• Louis Chiron
  ...y first race in Formula One championship history, the [[1950 British Grand Prix]], Chiron also finished second in Italy that year, finishing fifth in the c ...ice's racing career, aside from one final entry in the [[1950 French Grand Prix]].
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• Formula One Rejects Microprose Grand Prix Series
  .../wiki/Formula_One_Grand_Prix_%28video_game%29 Microprose Formula One Grand Prix] running under [http://www.dosbox.com/ DOSBox]. ...ever, in the last race before the mid-season break, Sunday is used for the Grand Reversal, where the drivers swap teams with their opposite numbers at the o
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• Angelina Sokoloff
  ...round the Stalinist era, and was then invited to see the 1955 Soviet Grand Prix alongside her parents. This proved to be a turning point in her life, as sh == F1 (1976-1979) ==
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• Padraig O'Connell
  | debut season = [[1994 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1994]] | latest season = [[1995 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season|1995]]
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• Harvey Jones
  | first race = 1976 [[French Grand Prix]] | last race = 1989 [[Mexican Grand Prix]]
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• Hiroshi Takagi
  ...ith Andretti (although Takagi ended up crashing with Daly in the finale of 1979). In 1980, Hiroshi stayed with Tyrrell and declared war against McLaren and ! [[1979 rFactor Alternate Formula One season|1979]]
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• Marshal Jenkins
  ...d ultimately sell the company in 1995 at a cost of £540,000 to a group of Dutch gangsters. For 1979, and aged 32, Jenkins decided on one final roll of the dice, with an attemp
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• Callum McAllister
  ...Grands Prix held in the same country (The 1979 and 1980 Australian Grands Prix), around the same track, whilst driving the same car powered by the same en ===Williams - 1979-1980===
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• Jenkins Industries
  ...earson very rich men. The funds allowed Jenkins to continue racing, and by 1979 both men had earnt over £100,000 each from the business. ...re despite his insistence otherwise. Jenkins sold the assets to a group of Dutch criminals interested in getting in on the act for a total of £540,000, and
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• 1978 Virtual F1 Season
  | next = 1979 | nextlink = 1979 Virtual F1 Season
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• Guillaume Gauthier
  ...ily travelled to Monaco to watch the [[Monaco Grand Prix|1967 Monaco Grand Prix]]. After watching the race, Guillaume was certain: He wanted to be a Formul ...hier replaced [[François Migault]] at March ahead of the [[Austrian Grand Prix]] - taking the seat for the remainder of the season.
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• Dutch Grand Prix
  {{Grand Prix |Grand prix = {{NED}} Dutch Grand Prix
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• 1979 Virtual F1 Season
  {{non-canon}} ''For the canon 1979 F1 season, please visit [[1979 rFactor Alternate Formula One season]]''. | year = 1979
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• Keke Rosberg
  ===[[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]]: [[Ferrari]]=== |bgcolor="#efcfff"|[[Argentine Grand Prix|ARG]]<br /><small>Ret</small>
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• 1980 Virtual F1 Season
  | previous = 1979 | previouslink = 1979 Virtual F1 Season
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• John Watson
  ...and Prix]], however a collision with [[Michel Leclère]] in [[German Grand Prix|Germany]] forced him to miss the next two races. ===[[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]]: [[Tyrrell]]===
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• Patrick Nève
  ...tch - which would be bettered by a fourth place finish in [[Canadian Grand Prix|Canada]]. Nève finished the season in 16th place overall. ...ected an approach from [[Penske]] in favour of racing the first two Grands Prix with the [[Hesketh]] team. He was unable to qualify in either attempt.
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• Tom Pryce
  ...ldwyn "Tom" Pryce''' (born 11th June 1949 in Ruthin, Wales, died 28th July 1979 in Hockenheim, West Germany) was a British racing driver known for his time ...able to score a single point all year, taking sixth at the [[Spanish Grand Prix]].
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• Doug Whiteford
  ...cident. Two years later, he competed in the second [[1952 Australian Grand Prix]]. Having won the race earlier that year, he failed to perform in the World | [[1950 British Grand Prix|GBR]]
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• Scuderia Ferrari
  ...S - which was a successful model in many post war non-championship Grands Prix. ...ni took the Scuderia's first world championship win in the [[Belgian Grand Prix]] and finished the season in equal first on points with Alfa Romeo's [[Gius
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• Team Lotus
  | [[Monaco Grand Prix|MON]] | [[French Grand Prix|FRA]]
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• Jody Scheckter
  ...ning the [[1978 Alternate Formula One season|1978 United States West Grand Prix]]]] ...s season began well, taking the flag at the season-opening Argentine Grand Prix following an engine failure from his pole-sitting teammate.
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• Jochen Mass
  ...opening Argentine Grand Prix, the Spanish Grand Prix and the Belgian Grand Prix. ...pted to keep him for the race the following day. He retired from the Grand Prix with a blown engine.
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• 1978 Alternate Formula One season
  ...= {{ARG}} [[Argentine Grand Prix|Austral Líneas Aéreas Argentine Grand Prix]] ...t = {{USA}} [[United States Grand Prix|Toyota United States Grand Prix]]
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• Dywa
  |Debut = [[1976 Spanish Grand Prix]] ...by the rest of the field, Dywa struggled on and entered six further Grands Prix during 1976. They could always be found towards the end of the timing sheet
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• Mario Andretti
  ...to injury. The latter would take a win at the season-ending Japanese Grand Prix, where Andretti himself was on track to a second place finish before droppi ...ng at the [[1976_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1976]] [[United States Grand Prix West]].]]
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• Tom Sneva
  ...eva's other win in 1976 would be at his home race, the United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen. Despite missing most of the season, Sneva would end up fin ...ision he'd immediately repay by winning the season-opening Argentine Grand Prix - his only victory of the season.
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• Gilles Villeneuve
  Villeneuve made his Formula One debut at the 1976 Japanese Grand Prix for the unfancied [[Kojima Engineering]] squad alongside [[Masahiro Hasemi] ...leneuve would make his World Championship debut at the 1977 Canadian Grand Prix, replacing Depailler. Although [[Mario Andretti]] would get pole for the ra
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• Patrick Depailler
  ...ont-Ferrand, France, died 21 June 1981 in Mexico City, Mexico) was a Grand Prix racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...nt, barring the Austrian Grand Prix - which he won - and the Italian Grand Prix, where he came second to teammate [[Jody Scheckter]].
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• Gabriel Château
  ...teau was set to make his full Formula One debut at the 1977 [[French Grand Prix]] with the beleaguered [[North Star Racing]] team, but the team opted to st ...make a switch to Spanish team [[Iberia Airlines]] from the [[British Grand Prix]] for the rest of the European season, replacing the departing [[Tony Trimm
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• Alan Jones
  ...n=2 align=center|[[File:Jones.png|300px]]<br><small>''Jones celebrates his 1979 World Championship''</small> ...mula One|Formula One World Champion]] ([[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]], [[1980 Alternate Formula One season|1980]])
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• James Hunt
  ...ndulgent lifestyle made him one of the most intriguing characters in Grand Prix racing history. ...fact, Hunt's best result of the season - a second place in [[French Grand Prix|France]] - was behind his French rival in a race where the Ferrari team had
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• Boro
  ...ackmarkers or lower midfield runners, Boro are to date the most successful Dutch team to have competed in [[Formula One]], scoring a total of 1 point. ...arely making the grid, before a merited eighth place in the [[Soviet Grand Prix]] from Brancatelli transformed their fortunes - now regularly qualifying fo
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• Didier Pironi
  ...e-Marne, France, died 16th May 1981 in Leuven, Belgium) was a French Grand Prix driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...ed his career-best finish with a fourth place at the [[United States Grand Prix]].
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• Héctor Rebaque
  ...que's best result being a twelfth place in the wet at the [[Canadian Grand Prix]]. ...e the reliability issues, he was let go by Tyrrell after the British Grand Prix. His replacement would be [[Robert Kagan]].
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• Clay Regazzoni
  ...i paid off very quickly, taking a third place finish at the [[Monaco Grand Prix]]. Unfortunately, points finishes were few and far between after this podiu ...out the season - his best result being a second place at the [[Dutch Grand Prix]].
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• Robert Kagan
  ...uding his only career victory at the [[German Grand Prix|1981 German Grand Prix]]. ...ce organised for those who had failed to pre-qualify for the British Grand Prix, would follow main qualifying on Saturday. Starting his first ever [[Formul
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• Jean-Pierre Jarier
  After a horrific accident at the [[Dutch Grand Prix]] in which [[Emerson Fittipaldi]] was ruled out for eight months, Jarier wa ...opportunity at the [[Brabham|Martini Racing]] team for the [[Italian Grand Prix]] when [[James Hunt]] was ruled out with an injury.
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• Riccardo Patrese
  ...here he failed to qualify. His first race start came at the [[Tuscan Grand Prix]], where he finished in 16th place. ...en races of 1977. Patrese made his debut for Renault at the [[German Grand Prix]], where despite out-qualifying team-mate [[Jean-Pierre Jabouille]] he did
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• Elio de Angelis
  '''Elio de Angelis''' (born 26 March 1958 in Rome, Italy) is a former Grand Prix racing driver famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. ...pressed Enzo Ferrari with his drive for [[Kojima]] in the [[Japanese Grand Prix]]. de Angelis would face off against Villeneuve directly in the [[1977 Trof
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• Jacky Ickx
  ...son in sixteenth place. Ickx would miss the season ending [[Japanese Grand Prix]] due to visa issues and as such would allow [[Harvey Jones]] to make his F ===[[1979 Alternate Formula One season|1979]]: [[McLaren]]===
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• Freddy Kottulinsky
  ...s replaced by [[Kazuyoshi Hoshino]] for the season-ending [[Japanese Grand Prix]]. ===[[1978_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1979]]: [[B&S Fabrications]] & [[Merzario]]===
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• Teo Fabi
  ...d [[Ferrari]]'s [[Ayrton Senna]] in the season opener in [[Brazilian Grand Prix|Brazil]] - before a run of retirements saw him slip behind in the standings ...competed in; his sole finish being a 11th place at the [[Portuguese Grand Prix]]. This would mark the end of his Formula One journey.
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• Silvio Bachot
  | first race = [[Spanish Grand Prix|1978 Spanish Grand Prix]] | last race = [[Monaco Grand Prix|1978 Monaco Grand Prix]] (Ongoing)
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