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2007 Formula One Team Principals' Championship season

Ferrari boss Jean Todt won his seventh and last championship, as he would hand over team management to Stefano Domenicali the following season. It was a double for Ferrari as Flying Finn Kimi Räikkönen was Drivers' Champion beating out McLaren rookie Lewis Hamilton by one point.
Ron Dennis would have been champion (the first title for him and McLaren since 1998) but was disqualified from the championship over the espionage controversy. This allowed Peter Sauber and BMW Sauber to finish second despite being winless, and Flavio Briatore and Renault to finish third. This also meant that Todt was the only winner in the standings.
==Standings==
*1: Jean Todt (Ferrari) 204
*2: Peter Sauber (BMW Sauber) 101
*3: Flavio Briatore (Renault) 51
*4: Sir Frank Williams (Williams) 33
*5: Christian Horner (Red Bull) 24
*6: Tsutomu Tomita (Toyota*) 9
*7: Franz Tost (Toro Rosso) 8
*8: Nick Fry (Honda) 6
*9: Tadashi Yamashima (Toyota) 4
*10: Aguri Suzuki (Super Aguri) 4
*11: Colin Kolles (Spyker) 1
*DSQ: Ron Dennis (McLaren) (218)
* *Tomita quit his role at Toyota in June and Yamashima took his place.
2008 Formula One Team Principals' Championship season

Newly-appointed Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali won the title in his first year in charge. However, Lewis Hamilton of McLaren won the drivers title by one point from Felipe Massa, the same margin in which the Briton lost a year ago. McLaren's team manager, Ron Dennis, would step down at the end of the year so his last season as manager would go out on a high with him finishing second. BMW Sauber's Peter Sauber, who was third, finally won a race for the first time in his 15-year career when Robert Kubica won the Canadian Grand Prix.
In France Toyota paid tribute to their former boss Ove Andersson who had died in a car crash a week before the race. Jarno Trulli finished on the podium, dedicating his finish to Andersson.
Among the other winners were Renault's Flavio Briatore and Toro Rosso's Franz Tost, who managed to outscore his sister team, Red Bull. A more interesting fact is that all the points-scoring teams were on the podium at least once this year.
==Standings==
*1: Stefano Domenicali (Ferrari) 172
*2: Ron Dennis (McLaren) 151
*3: Peter Sauber (BMW Sauber) 139
*4: Flavio Briatore (Renault) 80
*5: Tadashi Yamashima (Toyota) 56
*6: Franz Tost (Toro Rosso) 39
*7: Christian Horner (Red Bull) 29
*8: Sir Frank Williams (Williams) 26
*9: Ross Brawn (Honda) 14
*10: Vijay Mallya (Force India) 0
*11: Aguri Suzuki (Super Aguri) 0
*12: Ryan Gregg (Twatweasel Spandex Racing) 0
2008 LFS Racing Legends' Cup

The 2008 LFS Racing Legends' Cup was the first season of the aforementioned series. It features champions from many different series as well as cartoon characters.
==Trivia==
*
==Drivers and countries==
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
!No
!Driver
!Nation
|-
|0
|align="left"| René Rast
|Germany
|-
|2
|align="left"| Jimmie Johnson
|United States
|-
|3
|align="left"|/ Sean Edwards
|Monaco/Great Britain
|-
|4
|align="left"| Colin Turkington
|Great Britain
|-
|5
|align="left"| Jarno Trulli
|Italy
|-
|6
|align="left"| Miguel Molina
|Spain
|-
|7
|align="left"| Lewis Hamilton
|Great Britain
|-
|8
|align="left"| Riki Christodoulou
|Great Britain
|-
|9
|align="left"| Nicolas Kiesa
|Denmark
|-
|10
|align="left"| Julien Jousse
|France
|-
|11
|align="left"| Sakon Yamamoto
|Japan
|-
|12
|align="left"| Marcel Tiemann
|Germany
|-
|14
|align="left"| Clivio Piccione
|Monaco
|-
|15
|align="left"| Danica Patrick
|United States
|-
|16
|align="left"| Heikki Kovalainen
|Finland
|-
|17
|align="left"| Mathias Lauda
|Austria
|-
|18
|align="left"| Niki Lauda
|Austria
|-
|19
|align="left"| Rei Hino
|Japan
|-
|20
|align="left"| Vincenzo Sospiri
|Italy
|-
|21
|align="left"| Matt Neal
|Great Britain
|-
2009 FIA Rankings

These are the worldwide FIA results for 2009.
It mixes the FIA series together to make a huge scoreboard. If they score in more than one series the points are combined mathematically. The GP2 Asia series uses the points from the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons scored in 2009.
==Results==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size:85%; text-align:center"
|- style="background:#f9f9f9; vertical-align:top;"
! valign="middle"| Pos
! valign="middle"| Driver
! Series Competed
! valign="middle"| Pts.
|-
! 1
| align=left| Nico Hülkenberg
| align=left| GP2
! 100
|-
! 2
| align=left| Jenson Button
| align=left| F1
! 95
|-
! 3
| align=left| Sébastien Loeb
| align=left| WRC
! 93
|-
|-
! 3
| align=left| Mikko Hirvonen
| align=left| WRC
! 92
|-
!
| align=left| Martin Prokop
| align=left| JWRC, PWRC
! 85
|-
! 
| align=left| Sebastian Vettel
| align=left| F1
! 84
|-
! 
| align=left| Rubens Barrichello
| align=left| F1
! 77
|-
! 
| align=left| Mark Webber
| align=left| F1
! 69.5
|-
!
| align=left| Dani Sordo
| align=left| WRC
! 64
|-
! 
| align=left| Lewis Hamilton
| align=left| F1
! 49
|-
! 
| align=left| Kimi Räikkönen
| align=left| F1
! 48
|-
!
| align=left| Armindo Araujo
| align=left| WRC
! 42
|-
! 
| align=left| Nico Rosberg
| align=left| F1
! 34.5
|-
2010 LFS Rallycross Eliminator's Cup

The 2010 LFS Rallycross Eliminator's Cup was the first season of the LFS Rallycross Eliminator's Cup 
It was the first successful running of this series as it was to be held in 2007 but was cancelled due to another Tomáš Enge drug scandal.
==Trivia==
*British pairing McNish and Gladdis have been named 'The Tea Gardner Group' due to the drivers using both Tea Gardner's English and Japanese initials.
*Siedler and McNish previously attempted to enter the failed inauguration of 2007.
*Pantano, McNish, Barrichello, Grosjean and Firman have competed in Formula One.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Nation
0 	Alexander Sims 	Great Britain
2 	Kamui Kobayashi 	Japan
3 	Haruhi Suzumiya 	Japan
4 	Giorgio Pantano 	Italy
5 	Mikuru Asahina 	Japan
6 	Shane van Gisbergen 	New Zealand
7 	Norbert Siedler 	Austria
8 	Allan McNish 	Great Britain
9 	Tom Gladdis 	Great Britain
10	Bertrand Baguette 	Belgium
11	Rubens Barrichello 	Brazil
12	Adrian Quaife-Hobbs 	Great Britain
14	Romain Grosjean 	France
15	Kevin Mirocha 	Germany
16	Alexandre Imperatori	Switzerland
17	Robert Huff 	Great Britain
18	Edoardo Mortara 	Italy
19	Renge Houshakuji 	France
20	Ralph Firman 	Ireland
21	Gianmarco Raimondo 	Canada
2011 FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championship season

==Riders' standings==
{|class="wikitable" style="font-size: 95%;"
|-
! Pos !! Rider !! Country !! Points
|-
! 1
| Javier Villegas
| Chile
! 210
|-
! 2
| Remi Bizouard
| France
! 195
|-
! 3
| Jose Miralles
| Spain
! 158
|-
! 4
| Maikel Melero
| Spain
! 145
|-
! 5
| David Rinaldo
| France
! 118
|-
! 6
| Libor Podmol
| Czech Republic
! 114
|-
! 7
| Josh Sheehan
| Australia
! 96
|-
! 8
| Petr Pilat
| Czech Republic
! 91
|-
! 9
| Fabian Bauersachs
| Germany
! 89
|-
! 10
| Massimo Bianconcini
| Italy
! 69
|-
! 11
| Brice Izzo
| France
! 52
|-
! 12
| Romain Izzo
| France
! 52
|-
! 13
| Hannes Ackermann
| Germany
! 45
|-
! 14
| Lukas Weis
| Germany
! 42
|-
! 15
| Kai Haase
| Germany
! 10
|-
! 16
| Nikolay Ivanov
| Russia
! 10
|-
! 17
| Alistar Sayer
| Botswana
! 9
|-
! 18
| Artur Puzio
| Poland
! 9
|-
! 19
| James Carter
| United States
! 7
|-
! 20
| William van den Putte
| Belgium
! 7
|-
! 21
| Michael Daciuk
| Poland
! 7
|-
! 22
| Vanni Oderra
| Italy
! 6
|-
2011 Formula BMW LFS Championship season

The 2011 FBM LFS Championship season was the first in the championship's history and sees 20 drivers fight for the title. The championship sees six tracks on the calendar.
==Drivers==
No 	Driver 	Livery 	Rounds
1 	Leon Moore 	McLaren 	1
2 	Andrew Norman 	Smarties 	1
5 	Mitchell Mairinger 	Mansell 	1
7 	Peter S. Thorsen 	Mercedes 2011	1
9 	Alisha Gardner 	Boesel 	1
11 	Jordi Kuijvenhoven 	Jordan 1997 	1
12 	Petr ﻿Černý 	JPS Lotus 	1
15 	Kaj Nikula 	Red Bull 2009	1
20 	Daniel North 	EC1 	1
21 	Arsenio Camacho Ocampo	Mexico 	1
22 	Zachary Pollard 	BAR 1999 	1
27 	Yaron Shem-Tov 	Ferrari 	1
32 	Vick Desnoyers 	Jordan 1991 	1
34 	Martin Michalik 	Coca-Cola 	1
36 	Omar Hughes 	Scuderia Keck	1
58 	Kouhei Saito 	Stripes 	1
66 	Maximilian Engel 	Aero 	1
68 	Igor Castro Araujo 	Garrett 	1
77 	Alexander Morley 	O'Reilly 	1
269	Johanna Saijonmaa 	Fish Shot 	1
==Calendar==
No.	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver
1 	Blackwood 	March 27 	Mitchell Mairinger	Mitchell Mairinger	Mitchell Mairinger
2 	South City	May 8 	 	 	
3 	Fern Bay 	May 22 	 	 	
4 	Westhill 	June 5 	 	 	
5 	Aston 	September 18	 	 	
6 	Kyoto Ring	October 2 	 	 	
==Standings==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%; text-align:center;"	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Pos.	Driver 	BLA	SOU	FER	WES	AST	KYO	Pts.
1 	Mitchell Mairinger 	1 	 	 	 	 	 	25
2 	Peter S. Thorsen 	2 	 	 	 	 	 	18
3 	Andrew Norman 	3 	 	 	 	 	 	15
4 	Arsenio Camacho Ocampo	4 	 	 	 	 	 	12
5 	Daniel North 	5 	 	 	 	 	 	10
6 	Kouhei Saito 	6 	 	 	 	 	 	8
7 	Martin Michalik 	7 	 	 	 	 	 	6
8 	Leon Moore 	8 	 	 	 	 	 	4
9 	Vick Desnoyers 	9 	 	 	 	 	 	2
10 	Igor Castro Araujo 	10 	 	 	 	 	 	1
Pos.	Driver 	BLA	SOU	FER	WES	AST	KYO	Pts.
Category:LFS racing series
2012 CFM Tour de France (riders and teams)

{|
|- valign=top
| width=33% |
Haruhi Suzumiya SUZ 	Haruhi Suzumiya SUZ 	Haruhi Suzumiya SUZ 	Haruhi Suzumiya SUZ 	Haruhi Suzumiya SUZ
Nr. 	Rider 	Nat 	Pos. 	
1 	Maxime Villain 	 	 	
2 	Olivier Hanus 	 	 	
3 	Damien Agustin 	 	 	
4 	Manuel Pedini Amati 	 	 	
5 	Steinar Nilsen 	 	 	
6 	Ilpo Suhonen 	 	 	
7 	Atsusuhi Narouka 	 	 	
8 	Scott Wisdo 	 	 	
9 	Daryl Greenland 	 	 	
Team manager: Haruhi Suzumiya	Team manager: Haruhi Suzumiya	Team manager: Haruhi Suzumiya	Team manager: Haruhi Suzumiya	Team manager: Haruhi Suzumiya
| width=33% |
April (of Granitoons fame) APR	April (of Granitoons fame) APR	April (of Granitoons fame) APR	April (of Granitoons fame) APR	April (of Granitoons fame) APR
Nr. 	Rider 	Nat 	Pos. 	
11 	Innes McDonald 	 	 	
12 	Joe Burgess 	 	 	
13 	D'Juvane Wareham 	 	 	
14 	Raphael Polverino 	 	 	
15 	David Haushahn 	 	 	
16 	Reece Booth 	 	 	
17 	Patrick Godin 	 	 	
18 	Daniel Pereira 	 	 	
19 	Romain Jacques 	 	 	
Team manager: April 	Team manager: April 	Team manager: April 	Team manager: April 	Team manager: April
| width=33% |
Team Europcar EUC 	Team Europcar EUC 	Team Europcar EUC 	Team Europcar EUC 	Team Europcar EUC
Nr. 	Rider 	Nat 	Pos. 	
21 	Burnell Lajeunesse 	 	 	
22 	Antoine Rochon 	 	 	
23 	Karel ﻿Horák 	 	 	
24 	Joe Briggs 	 	 	
25 	Illyés Farkas 	 	 	
26 	Jeoffroi Rocher 	 	 	
27 	Burkett Beaulac 	 	 	
28 	James Rivera 	 	 	
29 	Valiant Beaulac 	 	 	
Team manager: Dominique Arnold	Team manager: Dominique Arnold	Team manager: Dominique Arnold	Team manager: Dominique Arnold	Team manager: Dominique Arnold
|- valign=top
|
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
|-
!colspan=5|Euskaltel-Euskadi EUS
|-align=center class=small
| Nr. || Rider || Nat || Pos.
|-
2012 Caribbean Rally Championship season

==Teams and drivers==
No.	Car 	Driver 	Co-driver 	Rounds
1 	Ford Focus RS WRC '06 	Jeffrey Panton	Michael Fennell, Jr.	1
1 	Ford Focus RS WRC '06 	Paul Bird 	Kirsty Riddick 	2
1 	Subaru Impreza S14 WRC '08	John Powell 	Nicolas Telfer 	3
2 	Suzuki SX4 WRC 	Sean Gill 	Michael Cummins 	1, 3
2 	Subaru Impreza S12 WRC '06	Roger Skeete 	Louis Venezia 	2
==Calendar==
Round	Rally Name 	Dates 	Winner 	Manufacturer
1 	Rally Trinidad 	March 30-April 1 	John Powell 	Subaru
2 	Sol Rally Barbados	June 9-10 	Paul Bird 	Ford
3 	Rally Jamaica 	November 30-December 1	Jeffrey Panton	Ford
==Standings==
Points are awarded to the top 10 classified finishers.
Position	 1st 	 2nd 	 3rd 	 4th 	 5th 	 6th 	 7th 	 8th 	 9th 	 10th 
Points 	25 	18 	15 	12 	10 	8 	6 	4 	2 	1
{|
|
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%; text-align: center;"
|- valign="top"
!valign="middle"| Pos.
!valign="middle"| Driver
! TRI
! BAR
! JAM
!valign="middle"| Points
|-
! 1
|align=left| Jeffrey Panton
|bgcolor="#dfdfdf"| 2
|bgcolor="#ffdf9f"| 3
|bgcolor="#ffffbf"| 1
| 58
|-
! 2
|align=left| John Powell
|bgcolor="#ffffbf"| 1
|bgcolor="#efcfff"| Ret
|bgcolor="#efcfff"| Ret
| 25
|-
! 3
|align=left| Paul Bird
|
|bgcolor="#ffffbf"| 1
|
| 25
|-
! 4
|align=left| Paul Bourne
|
|bgcolor="#dfdfdf"| 2
|
| 18
|-
! 4
|align=left| James Betts
|
|
|bgcolor="#dfdfdf"| 2
| 18
|-
! 5
|align=left| Gary Gregg
|bgcolor="#ffdf9f"| 3
|
|
| 15
|-
! 6
|align=left| Joel Jackson
|
|
|bgcolor="#ffdf9f"| 3
| 15
|-
2012 Goodwood Revival - St Mary's Trophy Race

2012 Goodwood Revival - St Mary's Trophy Race
Won by WTCC champion Rob Huff. Notable for entering the race is Rowan Atkinson, aka Mr Bean, who swapped his Mini for a Jaguar.
==Drivers and cars==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%"
! Constructor
! Car
! No.
! Driver
|-
! rowspan="4" | Austin
| rowspan="2" | A35
| 1
| Martin Brundle
|-
| 8
| Tony Jardine
|-
| rowspan="2" | A40
| 30
| Kenny Bräck
|-
| 46
| Robert Huff
|-
! BMW
| 700
| 2
| Jackie Oliver
|-
! Ford
| Prefect 107E
| 6
| Mat Jackson
|-
!rowspan=3| Jaguar
| MK1
| 9
| Anthony Reid
|-
|rowspan=2| MK7
| 14
| Rowan Atkinson
|-
| 22
| Tiff Needell
|-
! Standard
| Vanguard Phase III
| 29
| Barrie Williams
|-
! Tatra
| T603
| 20
| John Haugland
|-
2012 Scottish Bedford Rascal Road Race

The 2012 Scottish Bedford Rascal Road Race was held in Scotland between October 6-8, 2012. The race began in Kilmarnock and ended in John O'Groats. There were rest stops in Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness. Twelve Scottish racing drivers participated driving 1990's Bedford Rascals.
==Drivers==
No.	Driver
1 	David Coulthard
2 	Allan McNish
3 	Dario Franchitti
4 	Paul di Resta
5 	Marino Franchitti
6 	Jackie Stewart
7 	Susie Wolff
8 	John Cleland
9 	Ryan Sharp
10 	Alister McRae
11 	Gordon Shedden
12 	Paul Stewart
==Stage 1: Kilmarnock-Glasgow==
The first stage of the tour began in Kilmarnock town square. David Coulthard led into the first turn as three-time Formula One champion Jackie Stewart proved that there is life in the old dog yet by sprinting into second.
As the drivers entered the M77 motorway, Alister McRae, brother of the late WRC legend Colin, got lost and went for a round of golf at the Eastwood Golf Course, before getting disqualified from the race for wasting time.
Coulthard won the stage ahead of Stewart, and four-time IndyCar champion Dario Franchitti.
==Stage 2: Glasgow-Dundee==
The second stage of the tour saw Marino Franchitti, Dario's brother, retire before it even started, as his headlights were mysteriously nicked in the night.
2012 World Disney Female Themed Lorry Racing Championships

*Country: GBR
*Winner: Adamo Costa ITA
*Second: Alexandre Plouffe FRA
*Third: Tamás Hofman HUN
==Race details==
==Participants==
{|class="wikitable"
!Manufacturer
!No.
!Driver
|-
|rowspan=11| Scania
|1
| Vítězslav Zelina
|-
|3
| Tamás Hofman
|-
|8
| Conan Douglas
|-
|11
| Ryder Renard
|-
|15
| Lucas Iqbal
|-
|17
| Adamo Costa
|-
|28
| Zak Woods
|-
|41
| Marco Sanger
|-
|45
| Stefan Möller
|-
|51
| Jolan Veltink
|-
|59
| Shayan Löfgren
|-
|rowspan=7| MAN
|2
| Klaudiusz Borkowski
|-
|4
| Vitaly Bodrov
|-
|6
| Alexandre Plouffe
|-
|42
| Jörg Frey
|-
|79
| Jak Hunter
|-
|85
| Bartosz Ross
|-
|96
| Augustin Zavala Tovar
|-
|rowspan=9| DAF
|5
| Emil C. Ojeda
|-
|7
| Stig Kilpeläinen
|-
|9
| Bertrand Plourde
|-
|21
| Travis Roetman
|-
|27
| Abbondio De Luca
|-
|31
| Kiyohiko Nozawa
|-
|63
| Marcel Holzman
|-
|74
| Charles Beauchamp
|-
|88
| Corey Hodgson
|-
2013-14 World GTA V Racing Championships season

==Race results==
===Sandy Shores Airfield GP===
Pos.	No.	Driver
1 	12 	Franklin Clinton
2 	0 	Geoffrey Engelen
3 	4 	Innes McDonald
4 	48 	Stefan Griesebner
5 	00 	Trevor Philips
6 	58 	Nico di Cristofano
7 	9 	Adrian Abbà
8 	47 	Andy White
9 	88 	Süleyman Yılmaz
10 	27 	Dölf Finsterbusch
11 	39 	Dinah Corwen
12 	38 	Aled Corwen
13 	2 	Michael De Santa
14 	48 	Freeman Brisk
===Bolingbroke Penitentiary GP===
===Los Santos International Airport GP===
2013 Female Television Character Grand Prix

The 2013 Female Television Character Grand Prix will be a non-championship race of the 2013 Fan-Fiction Formula One season.
==Summary==
Qualifying started with a bang as Mace Butane's Marussia pranged into the wall. There were no further incidents until Penny Morris ran wide and almost sideswiped her team-mate. The Japanese Red Bull drivers Haruhi Suzumiya and Mikuru Asahina filled the front row, with Suzumiya on pole. Francine Smith was having a horrible day as she was handed a 10-place grid penalty for impeding several drivers during the session.
==Results==
===Qualifying===
{| class=wikitable style="font-size:95%"
! Pos.
! No.
! Driver
! Constructor
|-
! 1
| 1
| Haruhi Suzumiya
| Red Bull-Renault
|-
! 2
| 2
| Mikuru Asahina
| Red Bull-Renault
|-
! 3
| 10
| Wendy Corduroy
| Mercedes
|-
! 4
| 4
| Yui Hirasawa
| Ferrari
|-
! 5
| 3
| Fiona Cashmore
| Ferrari
|-
! 6
| 5
| Mimi Mortin
| McLaren-Mercedes
|-
! 7
| 11
| Sora Takenouchi
| Sauber-Ferrari
|-
! 8
| 9
| Gwen Tennyson
| Mercedes
|-
! 9
| 6
| Elisabeth Delmas
| McLaren-Mercedes
|-
! 10
| 14
| Serenity Wheeler
| Force India-Mercedes
|-
! 11
| 7
| Renge Houshakuji
| Lotus-Renault
|-
! 12
| 15
| Frankie Foster
| Force India-Mercedes
|-
! 13
| 17
| Akane Tendo
| Williams-Renault
|-
! 14
| 16
| Nabiki Tendo
| Williams-Renault
|-
! 15
| 12
| Penny Morris
| Sauber-Ferrari
|-
! 16
| 8
| Francine Smith
| Lotus-Renault
|-
! 17
| 19
| Sharon Kornilov
| Toro Rosso-Ferrari
|-
! 18
| 18
| Mimi Tachikawa
| Toro Rosso-Ferrari
|-
! 19
| 20
| Ashley Armbruster
| Caterham-Renault
|-
! 20
| 23
| Mace Butane
| Marussia-Cosworth
|-
! 21
| 22
| Kim Possible
| Marussia-Cosworth
|-
! 22
| 21
| Rika Nonaka
| Caterham-Renault
|-
2013 Ford Fiesta Cup season

The 2013 Ford Fiesta Cup season is the first of a one-make championship which will be held in five rounds across Europe.
==Teams and drivers==
Team 	# 	Driver 	Rounds
Red Bull Ford Racing 	1 	David Coulthard 	1-
Red Bull Ford Racing 	2 	Daniel Ricciardo 	1-
Russian Time 	3 	Sam Bird 	1-
Russian Time 	4 	Niko Bellic 	1-
Hilton Racing 	8 	Jann Mardenborough 	1-
Scuderia Italia 	9 	Jarno Trulli 	1-
Scuderia Italia 	10 	Edoardo Mortara 	1-
Scuderia Italia 	46 	Valentino Rossi 	1-
Corduroy Cars 	23 	Árón Smith 	1-
Corduroy Cars 	24 	Hyla Breese 	1-
Repsol Ford Fiesta 	26 	Dani Pedrosa 	1-
Repsol Ford Fiesta 	27 	Casey Stoner 	1-
AM-Holzer Rennsport 	28 	Marco Holzer 	1-
AM-Holzer Rennsport 	82 	Roland Holzer 	1-
Wiechers-Sport 	32 	Marc Hennerici 	1-
Wiechers-Sport 	33 	Laurent Cazenave 	1-
Houshakuji Racing 	45 	Renge Houshakuji 	1-
Houshakuji Racing 	54 	Tom Dillmann 	1-
Sauber Ford 	74 	Kyle Busch 	1-
Land of Opportunity Motorsports 	97 	Patrick "Packie" McReary 	1-
Land of Opportunity Motorsports 	98 	Roman Bellic 	1-
Land of Opportunity Motorsports 	99 	Mallorie Bardas-Bellic 	1-
guest drivers ineligible for points	guest drivers ineligible for points	guest drivers ineligible for points	guest drivers ineligible for points
Guest Racing 	105 	Vincent Radermecker 	1-
Guest Racing 	106 	Orihime Inoue 	1-
Guest Racing 	107 	Ian Heward 	1-
Guest Racing 	108 	Roberto Colciago 	1-
Guest Racing 	109 	Sascha Plöderl 	1-
Guest Racing 	110 	Gianmarco Raimondo 	1-
==Race calendar==
#	Round 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver 	Winning team
1	FF Round of Assen 	David Coulthard	David Coulthard	David Coulthard	Red Bull Ford Racing
1	FF Round of Assen 	 	Kyle Busch 	Niko Bellic 	Russian Time
2	FF Round of Magny-Cours 	 	 	 	
2	FF Round of Magny-Cours 	 	 	 	
3	FF Round of Catalunya 	 	 	 	
3	FF Round of Catalunya 	 	 	 	
4	FF Round of Silverstone 	 	 	 	
4	FF Round of Silverstone 	 	 	 	
5	FF Round of Red Bull Ring	 	 	 	
5	FF Round of Red Bull Ring	 	 	 	
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2013 Hetalia A1GP season

The 2013 Hetalia A1GP season is the first season of A1GP after it was revived by the characters from Hetalia: Axis Powers. This time two drivers, rather than one, represent each country.
==Teams and Drivers==
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!Nation/Team
!Seat Holder
!No.
!Driver
!Rounds
|-
|rowspan=2| Germany
|rowspan=2| Ludwig Beilschmidt
|1
| Sebastian Vettel
|1-
|-
|2
| Daniel Abt
|1-
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|rowspan=2| United Kingdom
|rowspan=2| Arthur Kirkland
|3
| Lewis Hamilton
|1-
|-
|4
| Jenson Button
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| United States
|rowspan=2| Alfred F. Jones
|5
| Ryan Hunter-Reay
|1-
|-
|6
| Alexander Rossi
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| North Italy
|rowspan=2| Feliciano Vargas
|7
| Fabrizio Crestani
|1-
|-
|8
| Davide Valsecchi
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Canada
|rowspan=2| Matthew Williams
|9
| Robert Wickens
|1-
|-
|10
| Alex Tagliani
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Japan
|rowspan=2| Kiku Honda
|11
| Kamui Kobayashi
|1-
|-
|12
| Kotaro Sakurai
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| France
|rowspan=2| Francis Bonnefoy
|14
| Jean-Éric Vergne
|1-
|-
|15
| Nathanaël Berthon
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| China
|rowspan=2| Yao Wang
|16
| Ma Qing Hua
|1-
|-
|17
| Ho-Pin Tung
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Russia
|rowspan=2| Ivan Braginski
|18
| Vitaly Petrov
|1-
|-
|19
| Daniil Kvyat
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Hungary
|rowspan=2| Elizabeta Héderváry
|20
| Tamás Pál Kiss
|1-
|-
|21
| HWNSNBM
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Finland
|rowspan=2| Tino Väinämöinen
|22
| Kimi Räikkönen
|1-
|-
|23
| Heikki Kovalainen
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Austria
|rowspan=2| Roderich Edelstein
|24
| Christan Klien
|1-
|-
|25
| René Binder
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Switzerland
|rowspan=2| Basch Zwingli
|26
| Sébastien Buemi
|1-
|-
|27
| Fabio Leimer
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Latvia
|rowspan=2| Ravis Galante
|28
| Harald Schlegelmilch
|1-
|-
|29
| Karlīne Štāla
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Poland
|rowspan=2| Feliks Łukasiewicz
|30
| Robert Kubica
|1-
|-
|31
| Natalia Kowalska
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| South Italy
|rowspan=2| Lovino Vargas
|32
| Jarno Trulli
|1-
|-
|33
| David Fumanelli
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Spain
|rowspan=2| Antonio Fernandez Carriedo
|34
| Fernando Alonso
|1-
|-
|35
| Pedro de la Rosa
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Liechtenstein
|rowspan=2| Lili Zwingli
|36
| Stefan Mahlknecht
|1-
|-
|37
| David Oberle
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Belgium
|rowspan=2| Bella
|38
| Jérôme d'Ambrosio
|1-
|-
|39
| Bas Leinders
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Belarus
|rowspan=2| Natalia Arlovskaya
|40
| Dmitry Suranovich
|1-
|-
|41
| Alexander Talkanitsa Jr.
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Lithuania
|rowspan=2| Toris Laurinaitis
|42
| Kazim Vasiliauskas
|1-
|-
|43
| Jonas Gelžinis
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Denmark
|rowspan=2| Mathias Køhler
|44
| Kevin Magnussen
|1-
|-
|45
| Nicolas Kiesa
|1-
|-
|rowspan=2| Sweden
|rowspan=2| Berwald Oxenstierna
|46
| Marcus Ericsson
|1-
|-
|47
| Mattias Ekström
|1-
|-