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• Mercedes-Benz
  '''Mercedes-Benz''' are a German automaker who have been involved in Motorsport since the la Mercedes-Benz also have competed in sportscars, rallying and touring car racing.
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• Mercedes-Benz Team Europe
  #REDIRECT [[Mercedes-Benz]]
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• Daniel Melrose
  ...ber]]<br>{{ITA}} [[Ferrari]]<br>{{GER}} [[Sauber|BMW Sauber]]<br>{{GER}} [[Mercedes]]<br>{{RUS}} Marussia<br>{{FRA}} [[Valerian Racing Engines|Valerian]]<br>{{ ..._One_season|2010]]-[[2012_Alternate_Formula_One_season|2012]] - [[Mercedes|Mercedes Team Europe]]===
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• Johnny Claes
  ...1953 drove him to drive for other teams, notably [[Leader]] and [[Mercedes-Benz]] before buying into [[Jacques Swaters]]' [[Ecurie Nationale Belge]] in ear ! [[Mercedes-Benz]] UM153 4.5 V10
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• Alberto Ascari
  ! [[Mercedes-Benz]] UM153 4.5 V10 ! [[Mercedes-Benz]] UM153 4.5 V10
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• André Simon
  ...ohnny Claes]], [[Motorsport Bleu]], [[O.S.C.A.]], [[Maserati]], [[Mercedes-Benz]], [[Voeckler]] and [[Gordini]], usually without much success. 1952 was an ! [[Mercedes-Benz Team Europe]]
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• 1994 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season
  |rowspan=2|[[File:Flag of Switzerland svg.png]] Broker Sauber Mercedes |rowspan=2| Mercedes-Benz 2175B V10
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• Rejects of Gran Turismo Season 2
  | Mercedes-Benz CLK 320 Sport | Mercedes SLK Kompressor
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• 2011 Formula One Rejects Microprose Grand Prix Series season
  ...e same way [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-AMG AMG] do for Mercedes-Benz), actually making it work in the process. (The F1RM cars are, reportedly, u
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• 1962 World Sprint Racing Championship season
  | Mercedes-Benz 300 SLS | Mercedes-Benz M198 3.0 L6
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• Luis Pérez-Sala
  ...am, finishing third in Class C. After failing to come to an agreement with Mercedes ahead of 1989, Pérez-Sala moved stateside to race in U.S. Open Wheelers.
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• Rudolf Caracciola
  ...six German Grands Prix as the leading member of the Silver Arrows Mercedes-Benz team. Never a member of the Nazi Party, Caracciola remained popular after t
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• Warped Touring Car Series (season 1)
  | Mercedes 190E | rowspan=3| Mercedes 190E
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• F1 Rejects Super Touring Cup
  ...s = Alfa Romeo,Ford Sierra/Mustang,BMW M3/M635CSi,Holden,Lancia,Mercedes-Benz,Nissan,Rover,Toyota,Volvo
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• 2015-16 F1 Rejects Super Touring Cup
  | rowspan=2| Mercedes 190E | Mercedes-Benz 190E
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• 2006 Open Wheel Manager season
  |rowspan=2| Mercedes-Benz |rowspan=2| Mercedes
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• 2015-16 Street Racing League season
  |rowspan=2| Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 |rowspan=2| Mercedes Benz SLS AMG GT3
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• Yuji Takata takes on NASCAR.
  Mercedes-Benz will enter with Chip Ganassi Racing with the C-Class W203. | rowspan=3 align="center"| '''Mercedes-Benz'''
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• 2010 Alternate Formula One season
  ...elrose]] took a record fourth World Championship in a row, his first for [[Mercedes]].'' |rowspan=6| {{GER}} [[Mercedes|Petronas Mercedes Team Europe]]
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• 1953 Alternate Formula One season
  |rowspan=4| {{GER}} [[Mercedes-Benz Team Europe]] !rowspan=4| [[Mercedes-Benz]]
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• 2009 Alternate Formula One season
  |rowspan=2| {{GBR}} [[McLaren|Vodafone McLaren Mercedes]] !rowspan=2 align=center| McLaren-Mercedes
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• 2008 Alternate Formula One season
  |rowspan=2| {{GBR}} Vodafone McLaren Mercedes !rowspan=2 align=center| McLaren-Mercedes
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• 2007 Alternate Formula One season
  |rowspan=3| {{GBR}} [[McLaren|Vodafone McLaren Mercedes]] !rowspan=3 align=center| McLaren-Mercedes
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• Fritz Kreutzpointner
  ...[[Heinz-Harald Frentzen]] and [[Karl Wendlinger]], was a part of Mercedes-Benz's young driver programme in the late 1980s and early 1990s and represented !rowspan=3| Mercedes-Benz 190E
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• Bernd Schneider
  ===1988: Mercedes-Benz=== ...der's F3000 efforts earned him a handful of rounds with the Works Mercedes-Benz team in the inaugural [[World Touring Car Masters]] championship in [[1988
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• 2011 Alternate Formula One season
  |rowspan=6|{{GER}} [[Mercedes|Petronas Mercedes Team Europe]] !rowspan=6 align=center| [[Mercedes]]
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• 2016-17 F1 Rejects Super Touring Cup
  | rowspan=2| Mercedes Benz 190E II | rowspan=2| Mercedes Benz 190E II
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• 1958 Alternate Formula One season
  ! [[Guidobaldi]]-[[Mercedes]] | [[Mercedes-Benz]] UM153
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• 2014 Women's GT World Championship season
  | rowspan=2| [[File:Flag of Germany svg.png]] Mercedes-Benz Team Iron Ladies !rowspan=2| Mercedes
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• 1994 F1 Management season
  | rowspan=2| [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png]] Team Lotus Mercedes | rowspan=2| '''Lotus-Mercedes'''
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• 2004 Alternate NASCAR season
  * '''Mercedes-Benz''' (with Dale Earnhardt Incorporated and Daytona Speed Inc.) |rowspan=3|Mercedes-Benz W203
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• 2014-2015 Women's GT Junior Cup
  | rowspan=2| [[File:Flag of Germany svg.png]] Riccetti Competition Mercedes-Benz-AMG Jr. Iron Ladies ! rowspan=2 align=center| Mercedes-Benz
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• Women Drivers Association
  ...rst, the foundation focussed on signing only german female drivers to race Benz cars in several European motorsport events. ...of Benz & Cie. at that time, got the upper hand in motorsports with their Mercedes 35hp, and they even wanted to sign famous French racing lady Camille du Gas
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• 1954 Alternate Formula One season
  |rowspan=3| [[File:Flag of Germany svg.png]] [[Mercedes-Benz Team Europe]] !rowspan=3| [[Mercedes-Benz]]
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• Diederik Soucy
  ! Mercedes-Benz 190E
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• 1954 Pau Grand Prix
  ...ap, the field was reduced to 13 when Bernie Ecclestone lost control of his Mercedes at Lycée while trying to pass Roger Laurent on the outside, and to 12 when | [[Mercedes]] UM153 4.5 V10
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• 2014 Alternate Formula One season
  ...viders: for 2014, Ferrari and Hyundai offered V10 engines whereas Mercedes-Benz and new engine supplier Peugeot offered I4 engine. These engine regulations !rowspan=2 align=center| Brabham-Mercedes
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• 1988 TMLW's World Touring Car Championship season
  |rowspan=4| [[File:Flag of Germany svg.png]] Mercedes-Benz 190E |rowspan=4| [[File:Flag of Germany svg.png]] Mercedes-Benz 190E
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• 1953 German Grand Prix
  Once again, Mercedes-Benz had hired a local driver to drive the second car. This time, it was Le Mans |rowspan=2| [[File:Flag of Germany svg.png]] [[Mercedes-Benz Team Europe]]
  27 KB (3,682 words) - 09:29, 15 March 2017
• 2006 Alternate Formula One season
  |rowspan=2| {{GBR}} [[McLaren|Team McLaren Mercedes]] !rowspan=2| McLaren-Mercedes
  36 KB (4,075 words) - 17:59, 26 March 2021
• Rennkollektiv EMW
  | rowspan=3| Mercedes-Benz UM153 4.5 V10 | Mercedes UM153 4.5 V10
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• 1996 Champcar season
  |rowspan="2" align=center| '''Walker-Mercedes''' |rowspan="2"| [[File:Mercedes-Benz Icon.png|frameless|60px]]
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• 1955 Alternate Formula One season
  !rowspan=3| [[Mercedes]]-[[Bentley]] |rowspan=3| [[Mercedes WM-2|WM-2]]
  59 KB (8,337 words) - 14:36, 17 April 2023
• 1952 Italian Grand Prix
  ...be in Australia, before the planned and controversial merger with Mercedes-Benz for the 1953 season.
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• 1955 French Grand Prix
  | [[Mercedes-Benz WM-2]] | [[Mercedes-Benz WM-2]]
  40 KB (5,824 words) - 10:18, 11 February 2021
• 2018 Alternate Formula One season
  !rowspan=3 align=center| Mansell-Mercedes |rowspan=3| Mercedes PU104C
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• Philippe Etancelin
  ! [[Mercedes-Benz]] UM153 4.5 V10
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• 1956 Alternate Formula One season
  ! [[Guidobaldi]]-[[Mercedes]] | [[Mercedes-Benz]] UM153 4.5 V10
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• 2019 Alternate Formula One season
  !rowspan=3 align=center| [[Williams]]-[[Mercedes]] |rowspan=3 align=center| [[File:Mercedes Icon.png]]<br /><small>'''PU104C'''</small>
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• 1988 World Touring Car Masters season
  |rowspan=2| {{GER}} Mercedes-Benz 190E |rowspan=6| {{GER}} Mercedes-Benz AMG Team
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• World Touring Car Masters
  ...Tim Harvey aboard the project, saw the British driver depart to lead the [[Mercedes]] manufacturer effort in Class C. ...rivateer BMW M3 to the title to defeat the heavy factory team's of BMW and Mercedes to first place.
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• 1955 Singapore Grand Prix
  ...e early in the race, Dennis Poore eventually fell back behind Ecclestone's Mercedes, but he had shown the promise of the Vanwall. | [[Mercedes]] UM153 4.5 V10
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