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  • 1952 Alternate Formula One season
    |rowspan=4| [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png]] [[Hampshire Racing Alliance]] |rowspan=3| [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png]] [[Alexander Racing Team]]
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  • 1950 Alternate Formula One season
    |rowspan=3| [[File:Flag of Belgium svg.png]] [[Claes Racing Developments]] |rowspan=9| [[Jaguar]] XK 3.4 L6
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  • 1951 Alternate Formula One season
    |rowspan=5| [[Jaguar]] XK 3.4 L6 |rowspan=2| [[File:Flag of Spain (1945-1977) svg.png]] [[Phoenix Racing Organisation]]
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  • André Pilette
    ...r 1918 in Paris, France, died 27 December 1993 in Etterbeek) was a Belgian racing driver who competed in Formula One from 1950 onwards. Mostly competing for ! [[British Bentley Racing Motors]]
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  • Juan Manuel Fangio
    ...for [[Alfa Romeo]] and [[Ferrari]], then signed for [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]], but following an accident at the [[1954 Syracuse Grand Prix]] where he b ! [[Reatherson Racing Developments]]
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  • Piero Taruffi
    ...t during the [[1954 Swiss Grand Prix]] and subsequently retired from motor racing at the age of 47. Following his release from hospital, he became the head o ! [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • Maurice Trintignant
    ...]], [[Bugatti]] and [[Maserati]], he settled down at [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]] in 1953, joining the highly successful team with [[Tony Bettenhausen]], [ ! [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • Mauri Rose
    ...uent uninspired stint at [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]], Rose retired from racing at the age of 45. ! [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • B. Bira
    ...ompeting at first for [[Motorsport Bleu]] then for [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]], Bira was one of the most successful drivers in the early days of Formula ! [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • Paul Pietsch
    ...June 1911 in Freiburg, died 31 May 2012 in Titisee-Neustadt) was a German racing driver who competed in Formula 1 from 1950 to 1951. A capable pre-War drive ! [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • José Froilán González
    ...tially uncompetitive [[Phoenix]] team, he left for [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]] in 1952, eventually with modest success. From 1954 onwards, he competed f ...Prix]] in Sebring. It also marked the first ever win for the [[Rob Walker Racing]] team and [[Lotus]] chassis.
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  • Luigi Villoresi
    ...] with [[Scuderia Centro Sud]], but failed to start. He retired from motor racing in 1958, aged 49. ! [[Alexander Racing Team]]
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  • Jean-Louis Rosier
    ...ne. In the wake of his Le Mans success, he drove in two events for [[Aston Martin]], before returning for [[Ecurie Voeckler]] in 1955 thanks to his father's ! [[Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • 1962 World Sprint Racing Championship season
    |series = [[World Sprint Racing Championship|WSRC]] |next = [[1963 World Sprint Racing Championship|1963]]
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  • Aston Martin Motor Racing
    {{Racing team |Short_name = Aston Martin
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  • Bob Gerard
    ...sful local racer in his own right, he competed for [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]] for most of his brief F1 career, also competing for [[Motorsport Bleu]] a ! [[Jaguar Racing]]
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  • Eugène Martin
    ...g]], but after a quadruple DNQ in Monaco, all four drivers were fired, and Martin never drove in Formula One again. ! [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • Dutch Grand Prix
    |style="background: #EEAAAA;"| {{GBR}} [[Williams|Saudia Williams Racing Team]] | {{FRA}} [[Gordini|Alexander Racing Team-Gordini]]
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  • 1953 Alternate Formula One season
    ...American to win a Driver's Championship driving for [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]]</span> |constructor_champ = {{GBR}} [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1952 Australian Grand Prix
    After taking the season off championship racing to try his hand at non-championship races, Tony Gaze returned for his home For their home race, Redman racing team would field a second Maserati for the up-and-coming Stan Jones, who al
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  • Bob Sweikert
    ...ning six races that same year. This success prompted [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]] to sign him as a replacement for the injured [[Dries van der Lof]] in 195 ! [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • Geoff Duke
    ! [[Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing]] ! [[Aston Martin AM-04]]
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  • 2014 Women's GT World Championship season
    | rowspan=2| [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png]] Aston Martin Motor Racing ! rowspan=2| Aston Martin
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  • 1954 Alternate Formula One season
    ...-size:88%">[[B. Bira]] won a second championship for [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]] with a run of 6 second-place finishes</span> |constructor_champ = {{GBR}} [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • Paul Frère
    ...the 1955 season, but he was tempted back to the sport in 1956 by [[British Racing Motors]]. The team was equally uncompetitive, but thanks to the controversi ! [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • 1954 Pau Grand Prix
    |fastest lap team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • Alternate Formula One
    '''Formula One''' is the highest class of single-seat open-wheel motor racing sanctioned by the FIA. The series is currently operated by the FIA-run [[Fo ...the calendar in an attempt to garner American interest in Grand Prix motor racing.
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  • 1950 British Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.649 km (2.8887 mi) ...eat [[Tazio Nuvolari]] back to Grand Prix racing at the age of 57. [[Aston Martin]] also made a low-key entry for defending American champion [[Johnnie Parso
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  • 1950 Monaco Grand Prix
    ...rs for Legat, [[Yves Giraud-Cabantous]], [[Eugène Chaboud]] and [[Eugène Martin]]. ...nnis Poore]]'s private Alfa Romeo, all four ENB cars, both Phoenixes, both Aston Martins and, more surprisingly, [[Luigi Villoresi]]'s factory Ferrari.
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  • 1950 Indianapolis 500
    |second team = [[Deidt]]-[[Jaguar]] ...ll Holland]] next to [[Myron Fohr]] and Australian [[Frank Kleinig]] and [[Jaguar]] made their first entry with veteran [[Wilbur Shaw]].
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  • 1950 Swiss Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />7.28 km (4.524 mi) ...d make their débuts. The most notable of these rookies among teams were [[Jaguar]]. The team managers, who had been on the sidelines since the start of the
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  • 1950 Belgian Grand Prix
    ...ari, Villoresi was eagerly snapped up by Kurtis Kraft, in light of [[Aston Martin]]'s interest in signing [[Cecil Green]]. However, since Chitwood and Stuck ...ired [[Reg Parnell]], fired from [[Maserati]] for the same reason. [[Aston Martin]], meanwhile had entered a second car for [[Cecil Green]], who was released
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  • 1950 French Grand Prix
    ...gh to be awarded a second attempt. Myron Fohr, meanwhile, had a sufficient racing pedigree to be allowed two starts, and the second would come in France. Alf ...whether or not he would be allowed to enter the Italian Grand Prix. Claes Racing Developments had again entered Claes himself and Louis Chiron. Chiron was d
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  • 1950 Italian Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />6.300 km (3.915 mi) ...n had been decent, considering their car's on-paper performance. A Ferrari-Jaguar hybrid was supposed to fail, but Biondetti and Holland's consistent driving
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  • 1953 German Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />22.810 km (14.173 mi) |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1951 Monaco Grand Prix
    ...he EXTRAS team last season, David Hampshire desperately wanted to continue racing, and therefore bought a couple of Altas to compete in the 1951 season. The ...Dorino Serafini, which would have been one of the biggest upsets in motor racing history. The team were poised for another year at the front battling with A
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  • 1951 Belgian Grand Prix
    ...entries, but some were refused, including the entire Jaguar - Aston Martin Racing Team, due to the entry cap regulations, leaving a field of 33 cars for this The surprise of the season so far was Alexander Racing Team. Despite the entry cap, they had decided to field four cars for their
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  • Officine Specializzate Costruzione Automobili
    {{Defunct Racing Team ...ffi, Bentley driver Manfred von Brauchitsch and former Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing driver José Froilan Gonzalez.
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  • 1951 British Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.649 km (2.8887 mi) |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1951 German Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />22.810 km (14.173 mi) ...agic passing of Yves Giraud-Cabantous in the British Grand Prix, Alexander Racing Team only entered two cars for Bettenhausen and Sanesi, with Robert Manzon
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  • 1951 Dutch Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.193 km (2.605 mi) This race also marked the return of Redman Racing Team following Franco Rol's huge accident at the French Grand Prix. With Ro
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  • 1951 Italian Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />6.300 km (3.915 mi) | [[Jaguar]] XK 3.4 L6
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  • 1952 Monaco Grand Prix
    ...d by a three-race absence. The decision to have Aston make the chassis and Jaguar the engine was a good one, and with attrition's help, Trintignant's guest d ...r the second driver, rumours were rife as to how Porfirio Rubirosa got his racing licence, but he'd be there the whole year and was expected to fail to prequ
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  • 1952 English Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />5.029 km (3.125 mi) |third team = [[Ferrari]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1955 Alternate Formula One season
    ...to defend his crown with reigning entrant's champions, Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing. |rowspan=7| [[File:Flag of the United Kingdom svg.png]] [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • 1952 Belgian Grand Prix
    Erne Racing Development also made their début, with rookie Roberto Mières. The Masera ...i and Simon continued to impress. Taruffi finally showed pace in the Aston-Jaguar. Both Ambrosianas were in the top twenty, with Rubirosa bewilderingly reach
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  • Roberto Mières
    ...aces, although he finished every Belgian Grand Prix he started. Aside from racing, he had many hobbies, actively competing in sports such as rugby, tennis, r ! [[Erne Racing Development]]
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  • 1952 French Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />5.100 km (3.169 mi) |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • Tony Bettenhausen
    ...iving for [[Alexander Racing Team]] before moving to [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]] in 1952. Up to 1955, he had 17 AAA race wins and 2 Formula One race wins. ! [[Alexander Racing Team]]
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  • 1952 British Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.7105 km (2.927 mi) ...now just one point behind, with Bira and Simon also quite close. Alexander Racing Team and Motorsport Bleu were also in a much better position due to Ferrari
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  • 1952 German Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />22.810 km (14.173 mi) ...n the form of Rudi Fischer, free of his commitments with the International Racing Group. Volonterio would resurface a few years later.
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  • 1952 Dutch Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.193 km (2.605 mi) |second team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1952 Italian Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />6.300 km (3.915 mi) |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1952 United States Grand Prix
    ...nly better than 1951. They would be back in 1953 under the name Reatherson Racing Development. ...unced a few weeks later, and Hampshire would turn up in 1953 with an Aston Martin.
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  • 1955 French Grand Prix
    Trod van Hoff Racing make their second appearance at a championship Grand Prix with Helmut Niede ...er Loyer finally returns to the paddock for the coincidentally named Loyer Racing alongside Alfonso de Portago.
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  • Philippe Etancelin
    ...mpeted in Formula One in 1950 for [[Motorsport Bleu]], then later [[Jaguar Racing]]. After initially staying with the British team in 1951, he left due to a ! [[Jaguar Racing]]
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  • 1956 Alternate Formula One season
    |series_name = <span style="font-size:88%">Driving for [[Alexander Racing Team]] after [[Alfa Romeo]]'s withdrawal, [[Jack Brabham]] won his second t |entrant_champ = {{FRA}} [[Alexander Racing Team-Gordini]]
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  • Troy Ruttman
    ...ay 1997 in Lake Havasu City) was an American racing driver. He started his racing career at age 15, and by 1949, he was competing in the AAA championship, wh ! [[Aston Martin AM-04]]
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  • Dries van der Lof
    ...rn 23 August 1919 in Emmen, died 3 June 1956 in Rouen, France) was a Dutch racing driver who competed in Formula 1 from 1951 to 1956. He is often regarded as ..., finishing 5th. These results attracted the attention of Jaguar and Aston Martin.
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  • 1955 Singapore Grand Prix
    | [[Jaguar]] JFE-2 4.5 V12 | [[File:Flag of Ireland svg.png]] [[Reatherson Racing Developments]]
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  • Lex Davison
    ...ary 1923 in Melbourne, died 20 February 1965 in Sandown) was an Australian racing driver. One of the most successful Australian drivers of all time, Davison ...] at the [[1952 Australian Grand Prix]], Davison decided to spend a season racing in Europe, competing for [[Balkan Eagle]] and [[EMW]], but without any succ
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  • Onofre Marimón
    ...eady in deep development trouble, and it was only upon switching to [[Erne Racing Development]] that he was finally able to start a race. The team left the s ! [[Erne Racing Development]]
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  • Scuderia Ferrari
    {{Racing Team Sml '''Scuderia Ferrari''' is the racing division of Ferrari, competing in [[Alternate Formula One|Formula One]]. Ba
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  • Jacques Swaters
    ...in Woluwé-Saint-Lambert, died 10 December 2010 in Brussels) was a Belgian racing driver and team owner. A young garage owner and Ferrari dealer, Swaters fou !rowspan=2| [[Aston Martin AM-04]]
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  • Asso di Fiori
    ...the team's first season, they ran customer [[Aston Martin]] chassis with [[Jaguar]] engines.
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  • Tony Gaze
    ...dited with the original idea for Goodwood Circuit. After the War, he began racing in his native Australia before moving back to Europe in 1951 to further his ! [[Aston Martin AM-04]]
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  • Mike Hawthorn
    ...nce, he signed for [[Bentley]] in 1952 and remained there for two seasons, racing on and off, without any success. ...[[1954 Syracuse Grand Prix]], Hawthorn was hired by [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]] as a temporary replacement, but failed to impress and was soon replaced b
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  • Jan Flinterman
    ...2 October 1919 in The Hague, died 26 December 1992 in Leiden) was a Dutch racing driver. A distinguished air force pilot during the Second World War, Flinte ! [[Aston Martin AM-04]]
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  • 1953 Monaco Grand Prix
    |second team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1953 Dutch Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.193 km (2.605 mi) |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1953 Belgian Grand Prix
    |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • Olivier Gendebien
    ...ussels, died 2 October 1998 in Les Baux-de-Provence, France) was a Belgian racing driver. Widely regarded as one of the greatest sportscar drivers of all tim ! [[Aston Martin AM-03]]
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  • Soviet Grand Prix
    |Most wins cons = {{GBR}} [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] (1) <br> {{GBR}} McLaren-Ford (1) <br> {{ITA}} Ferrari (1) |Most wins ent = {{GBR}} [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]] (1)
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  • 1953 French Grand Prix
    |second team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] ...d Belgian Grand Prix winner [[Tony Bettenhausen]] in an [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] and other title challenger [[Reg Parnell]] in a [[Ferrari]]. This was the
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  • 1953 British Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.7105 km (2.927 mi) ...s head out of his arse and actually finish races. Semi-home team Alexander Racing Team were also in a good position, with Sanesi taking an emotional maiden w
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  • 1953 Swiss Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />7.28 km (4.524 mi) |fastest lap team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1953 Italian Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />6.300 km (3.915 mi) |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1953 United States Grand Prix
    |second team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1954 Syracuse Grand Prix
    |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • Alan Brown
    ...me at the [[1955 Italian Grand Prix]], competing for [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]]. He failed to finish. ! [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • 1954 Monaco Grand Prix
    Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing Alexander Racing Team - Gordini
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  • Karl Kling
    ...in 1955, never making a single race start. Following this, he retired from racing and became the team manager at Mercedes. ! [[Loyer Racing]]
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  • 1954 French Grand Prix
    |fastest lap team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |second team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1954 Belgian Grand Prix
    |second team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] Loyer Racing had benched the underperforming Luigi Musso for this race, bringing JAMR re
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  • British Grand Prix
    Such is the popularity of Grand Prix racing in the United Kingdom, the country has also hosted other Grands Prix such a | {{GER}} [[Melrose Racing Team|MRT]]-[[BMW]]
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  • 1954 Dutch Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.193 km (2.605 mi) |pole team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1954 British Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.7105 km (2.927 mi) |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1954 Swiss Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />7.28 km (4.524 mi) |second team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • Swiss Grand Prix
    |align=middle| {{GBR}} [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |align=middle| {{GBR}} [[Jaguar Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • German Grand Prix
    | {{GER}} [[Melrose Racing Team|MRT]]-[[BMW]] | {{GER}} [[Melrose Racing Team|Jooky Melrose Racing Team]]
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  • 1954 German Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />22.810 km (14.173 mi) |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • Belgian Grand Prix
    | {{GBR}} [[Williams|LATAM Williams Racing]] | {{GBR}} [[Williams|Saudia Williams Racing Team]]
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  • Monaco Grand Prix
    | {{GBR}} [[Brabham|EA Sports Brabham Racing Organisation]] | {{AUT}} [[Red Bull|Red Bull Racing]]
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  • 1954 United States Grand Prix
    |third team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] Jaguar Aston Martin Racing had been reduced to three cars instead of the usual four as Maurice Trintig
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  • 1954 Italian Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />6.300 km (3.915 mi) |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • European Grand Prix
    | {{AUT}} [[Red Bull|CEPSA Red Bull Racing]] | {{AUT}} [[Red Bull|Red Bull Racing]]
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  • Italian Grand Prix
    | {{GBR}} [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] | {{GBR}} [[Jaguar-Aston Martin Racing]]
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  • Argentine Grand Prix
    | {{AUT}} [[Red Bull Racing]] | {{GBR}} [[Brabham|Parmalat Racing Team]]
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  • Jaguar
    {{Racing Team Sml |Short_name = {{GBR}} Jaguar Racing
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  • Mark Webber
    ...te_Formula_One_season|2001]]-[[2002_Alternate_Formula_One_season|2002]]: [[Jaguar]]=== Webber's first foray into Formula One would come courtesy of the [[Jaguar]] team, where he'd spend the 2001 season as test driver. With the departure
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  • Eduardo Carvalho
    ...1908 in Hong Kong, died circa 1980 in Sydney, Australia) was a Portuguese racing driver. Raised in Portugal, the wealthy Carvalho was a keen equestrian in h ! [[Aston Martin AM-04]]
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  • Robert Ritchie
    '''Robert "Bob" Ritchie''' (born circa 1929 in Blantyre, Scotland) was a racing driver from Hong Kong. ...e took part in the [[Thai Grand Prix]] for [[Theodore Yip]]'s Aston Martin-Jaguar team but failed to make the grid.
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  • 1955 Monaco Grand Prix
    |pole team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] |fastest lap team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]]
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  • 1955 Belgian Grand Prix
    ...o Ascari is dead following a testing accident in Monza. The world of motor racing mourns his loss and that of Bill Vukovich in the Indianapolis 500 just a fe ...o Godia fired from the team and Consalvo Sanesi's car destroyed, Alexander Racing Team decided to resort to three cars for the foreseeable future, for Manzon
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  • 1955 Scottish Grand Prix
    ...inburgh on July 31st 1955. [[B.C.M.A.]] driver [[Tony Brooks]] and [[Irish Racing Cars]] man [[Desmond Titterington]] were the two fastest in qualifying, but ...inner and son of Louis, Jean-Louis Rosier, making his return to Grand Prix racing after an almost 5- year absence.
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  • 1955 British Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.7105 km (2.927 mi) ...y 17th 1955. [[Desmond Titterington]] dominated the weekend in his [[Irish Racing Cars]] [[Lancia]], but ultimately lost the win on the final lap to [[B.C.M.
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  • 1955 Soviet Grand Prix
    |first team = [[Aston Martin]]-[[Jaguar]] ...frontrunners, and Brabham led the first lap. The drivers at the back were racing to get past the much slower Soviet, Czech and French cars. Meanwhile, Bette
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  • 1955 Italian Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />10.000 km (6.214 mi) ...mpeting in Monza, with Alfonso de Portago once again sole driver for Loyer Racing.
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  • Michał Nahorski
    ...ersburg, Russia, died 22 July 1959 in Chęciny) was a Polish, later Soviet racing driver. ...Nahorski became one of the finest riders in Poland before moving into car racing in the mid-1950s.
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  • Marin Dumitrescu
    ...(January 19th, 1919 in Comani, Romania - April 27th, 2021) was a Romanian racing driver. ...rand Prix]] with the Brown Racing Enterprises team under the psuedonym of "Martin Drummond". The team was solely set up to allow Team Principal Donald Brown,
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  • Grand Prix de Pau
    ...important accolades for young drivers on the road to top-level Grand Prix racing. | {{GBR}} [[Plus One Racing Engineering]]
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  • 2002 BRDC 3000 season
    ...3000 series, with the added draw of famous manufacturers Aston Martin and Jaguar. It also included experimental rounds at Rockingham Motor Speedway and Good ...of all Formula 3000 series, but teams had the choice between Aston Martin, Jaguar and Zytek engines.
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  • 1956 Monaco Grand Prix
    ...] instead took his first victory as well as that of [[Lancia]] and [[Irish Racing Cars]]. [[Peter Collins]] finished second for [[B.C.M.A.]], with [[Juan Man *Alexander Racing Team-Gordini
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  • 1956 East German Grand Prix
    |course = Permanent racing facility<br />4.6247 km (2.87 mi) ...by Roy Salvadori, who's coming off the back of a successful month in club racing.
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  • 1956 Thai Grand Prix
    ...nd Prix winners, local business magnate Theodore Yip has entered old Aston Martin-Jaguars for the race's first two winners, Eduardo de Carvalho and Robert Ri ...ley-Prichard's F3 car had no hope in the first place, and Teddy Yip's 1953 Aston-Jags had little chance. In fact, it was only a brilliant effort from Arseni
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