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'''Falck-Ottmar Hoefler''' (born 1st February 1959 in Graz, Austria) is an Austrian businessman and gentleman racing driver who competed in one race during the [[Category:Drivers]]

| first win = [[1997 F1RGP2C Austrian Grand Prix]] | last win = [[1997 F1RGP2C Austrian Grand Prix]]

| nationality = [[File:Flag of Austria svg.png]] Austrian '''Jochen Christian "J.C." Wolf''' (born January 30, 1998 in Vienna) is an Austrian racing driver, the younger brother of [[T.K. Wolf]].

...1979]] driving for [[Lotus|Essex Team Lotus]] at the [[Austrian Grand Prix|Austrian]] and [[Italian Grand Prix|Italian]] Grands Prix whilst regular driver [[Jo [[Category:Real-life drivers]]

...empted to pre-qualify for the [[1976_Alternate_Formula_One_season|1976]] [[Austrian Grand Prix]] for [[Wheatcroft Racing]] but was unsuccessful. [[Category:Real-life drivers]]

...f [[Hwok Kwol-Cho]] and [[Mustafa Kurniawan]], and repeated it in the 2016 Austrian Grand Prix. He also finished third in the standings of the [[2015 F1RDS Win [[Category:Drivers]]

...''' was a private test organized by [[Kamaha Motorsports]] a day after the Austrian GP. The session was mainly focused on driver development. ! Drivers

...ity to race for the team in the [[2018 AutoReject World Series season|2018 Austrian Grand Prix]]. Unfortunately for the German, his performance was so poor tha [[Category:Drivers]]

|Grand prix = {{AUT}} Austrian Grand Prix The '''ARWS Austrian Grand Prix''' is a race on the [[AutoReject World Series]] calendar, having

...3 in Vienna, Austria, died July 14th, 2002 in Most, Czech Republic) was an Austrian racing driver who also raced under the pseudonym '''"Pierre Chauvet"'''. [[Category:Real-life drivers]]

'''Karl Wendlinger''' (born 20 December 1968 in Kufstein) is an Austrian racing driver. [[Category:Real-life drivers]]

Wilds entered the [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] [[Austrian Grand Prix]] for the [[BRM|Stanley-BRM]] team but the team would withdraw u [[Category:Real-life drivers]]

...r Wurz''' (born 15 February 1974 in Waidhofen an der Thaya, Austria) is an Austrian racing driver, who formerly took part in [[Formula One]]. He drove for [[Ar ...eason, but it was a testing/reserve role with McLaren that appealed to the Austrian most - especially with retirement on the horizon for [[Mika Häkkinen]]. De

| nationality = [[File:Flag of Austria svg.png]] Austrian '''Verna Freida Klien''' (born 4 Sept 1995 in Vienna) is an Austrian racing driver currently contracted to Peak Driver Talent, the driver manage

| [[2019 ARWS Austrian Grand Prix|AUT]] [[Category:Drivers]]

...1947 in Vienna, Austria, died 13th August 2001 in Vienna, Austria) was an Austrian racing driver, famous for his appearances in [[Formula One]]. [[File:OttoStuppacher.jpg|190px|thumb|Otto Stuppacher during the [[1976 Austrian Grand Prix]].]]

...rmula One]] entry came at the [[1976 Alternate Formula One season|1976]] [[Austrian Grand Prix]] with the [[Stanley BRM]] team but the entry was withdrawn befo |bgcolor="#F1F8FF"| [[Austrian Grand Prix|AUT]] <br /><small>WD</small>

...iving [[ÖASC Racing Team]]'s [[Renzo]] powered March chassis, entering the Austrian, Dutch and Italian Grands Prix. Despite a wealth of experience in sports ca [[Category:Real-life drivers]]

...ies in 1977, with the German [[ATS Racing Team]] offering him drives for [[Austrian Grand Prix|Austria]] and [[Italian Grand Prix|Italy]]. |bgcolor="#efcfff"| [[Austrian Grand Prix|AUT]]<br /><small>Ret</small>

...ies season|1978]], Krieg - racing under a West German licence - joined the Austrian [[DYWA HARD]] team in the blossoming Dywa Grand Prix Series alongside [[Joh ...[Formula One]] debut with the [[Gilden Kölsch Sachs Racing]] team at the [[Austrian Grand Prix]] after [[Klaus Ludwig]] walked out of the team. He failed to pr