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1994 Tycoontools.com Formula One season

The 1994 Tycoontools.com Formula One season was the first in the championship's history. It consists of drivers created on the website Tycoontools.com.
==Drivers and teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams F1 	0 	Chris Rogan 	1
Williams F1 	2 	Tasos Alexandrou	1
Tyrrell-Yamaha 	3 	Delroy Thomas 	1
Tyrrell-Yamaha 	4 	Jeff Kirk 	1
Benetton-Ford 	5 	Richard Lawrence	1
Benetton-Ford 	6 	Patrick Ruck 	1
McLaren-Peugeot 	7 	Michael Murphy 	1
McLaren-Peugeot 	8 	Per Hamidovic 	1
Footwork-Ford 	9 	Troy Jones 	1
Footwork-Ford 	10 	Bruno Sousa 	1
Lotus-Mugen-Honda	11 	Vito Piergentili	1
Lotus-Mugen-Honda	12 	Armando Cappiz 	1
Jordan-Hart 	14 	Paul Beveridge 	1
Jordan-Hart 	15 	Digger Calleja 	1
Larrousse-Ford 	19 	Franck Dupuis 	1
Larrousse-Ford 	20 	Nicolas Leroy 	1
Minardi-Ford 	23 	James Darkwa 	1
Minardi-Ford 	24 	Leonard Zondo 	1
Ligier-Ford 	25 	Jaime Cundum 	1
Ligier-Ford 	26 	Darren Edwards 	1
Ferrari 	27 	Christoph Arslan	1
Ferrari 	28 	Ivans Tarasovs 	1
Sauber-Mercedes 	29 	Gilles Mbuba 	1
Sauber-Mercedes 	30 	Richard Osei 	1
Simtek-Ford 	31 	Torben Mazur 	1
Simtek-Ford 	32 	Eris Beirne 	1
Pacific-Ilmor 	33 	Marouane Ouendi 	1
Pacific-Ilmor 	34 	Marco Lanotte 	1
1997 Formula One Designers' Championship season

The 1997 Formula One Designers' Championship season was won by Adrian Newey, his and Williams-Renault's second title in a row. Gustav Brunner of Ferrari was second, and third went to Benetton-Renault's Nick Wirth.
==Grands Prix==
Round	Race 	Pole position	Fastest lap 	Winner 	Winning team
1 	Australian Grand Prix	Adrian Newey 	Adrian Newey	Neil Oatley	McLaren-Mercedes
TBC
==Standings==
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%"
|-
! Pos.
! Designer
! Constructor
! Wins
! Pts.
|-
! 1
| Adrian Newey
| Williams-Renault
| 8
! 123
|-
! 2
| Gustav Brunner
| Ferrari
| 5
! 102
|-
! 3
| Nick Wirth
| Benetton-Renault
| 1
! 67
|-
! 4
| Neil Oatley
| McLaren-Mercedes
| 3
! 63
|-
! 5
| Tim Holloway
| Jordan-Peugeot
| 0
! 33
|-
! 6
| Loic Bigois
| Prost-Mugen-Honda
| 0
! 21
|-
! 7
| Leo Ress
| Sauber-Petronas
| 0
! 16
|-
! 8
| Frank Dernie
| Arrows-Yamaha
| 0
! 9
|-
! 9
| Andy le Fleming
| Stewart-Ford
| 0
! 6
|-
! 10
| Mike Gascoyne
| Tyrrell-Ford
| 0
! 2
|-
! 
| Mauro Gennari
| Minardi-Hart
| 0
! 0
|-
! 
| Eric Broadley
| Lola-Ford
| 0
! 0
|-
1999 Formula One Team Principals' Championship season

Jean Todt of Ferrari won the Team Principals' Championship for the first time (the first of seven titles and six in a row) and becoming the first Frenchman to do so, despite his star driver Michael Schumacher being injured for much of the year. Instead it was Northern Irishman Eddie Irvine who stole the show and finished second in the Drivers' Championship.
Mika Häkkinen defended his title for McLaren but their team boss Ron Dennis finished second while Eddie Jordan and his so-called Jordan team was third, the highlight of their career. In Europe Jackie Stewart went back to winning ways as Johnny Herbert, driving for the Stewart team, took the flag beating fellow champion turned team boss Alain Prost and his driver Jarno Trulli.
This was Frank Williams' first season since being knighted in the New Year's Honours List. His star driver Ralf Schumacher collected all 35 points for his team, scoring three podiums (one of them being in the British GP where his brother put himself out of action for six races). Ralf's lacklustre team-mate (soon to become Paralympian) Alex Zanardi scored zero. Craig Pollock got the wooden spoon as his team BAR, who were competing in their first year in Formula One, were the only team not to score, something that tattered the reputation of Jacques Villeneuve, one of the drivers.
==Winners by round==
*Australia: Jean Todt
*Brazil: Ron Dennis
*San Marino: Jean Todt
*Monaco: Jean Todt
*Spain: Ron Dennis
*Canada: Ron Dennis
*France: Eddie Jordan
*Britain: Ron Dennis
*Austria: Jean Todt
*Germany: Jean Todt
*Hungary: Ron Dennis
*Belgium: Ron Dennis
*Italy: Eddie Jordan
*Europe: Jackie Stewart
*Malaysia: Jean Todt
*Japan: Ron Dennis
==Standings==
*1: Jean Todt (Ferrari) 128
*2: Ron Dennis (McLaren) 124
*3: Eddie Jordan (Jordan) 61
*4: Jackie Stewart (Stewart) 36
*5: Sir Frank Williams (Williams) 35
*6: Rocco Benetton (Benetton) 16
*7: Alain Prost (Prost) 9
*8: Peter Sauber (Sauber) 5
*9: Tom Walkinshaw (Arrows) 1
*10: Cesare Fiorio (Minardi) 1
*NC: Craig Pollock (BAR) 0
1999 Randomicity Formula One season

The 1999 Randomicity Formula One season was the third season of Randomicity Formula One and the first since 1961. It was won by Jens Kristian Davidsen of Denmark, driving for Stewart-Ford, which proved to be a surprise to the motorsport world as Fabiano Mastretto was the favourite to win for most of the year.
==Constructors and drivers==
Team 	# 	Driver 	Rounds
McLaren-Mercedes 	 	 	
McLaren-Mercedes 	1 	Greg Eagle 	All
McLaren-Mercedes 	2 	Shane Ormerod 	All
Ferrari 	 	 	
Ferrari 	3 	Fabiano Mastretto 	All
Ferrari 	4 	Maximilian Podszus 	All
Williams-Supertec 	 	 	
Williams-Supertec 	5 	Salvo Noguerra 	All
Williams-Supertec 	6 	Johan Styffe 	1-6
Williams-Supertec 	6 	Nabiki Tendo 	7-16
Jordan-Mugen-Honda	 	 	
Jordan-Mugen-Honda	7 	Enda Monaghan 	All
Jordan-Mugen-Honda	8 	Angus Monaghan 	All
Benetton-Playlife 	 	 	
Benetton-Playlife 	9 	Henrik Muller 	All
Benetton-Playlife 	10	Simon Foster 	All
Sauber-Petronas 	 	 	
Sauber-Petronas 	11	Neil Bartlett 	All
Sauber-Petronas 	12	Enrico Corcione 	All
Arrows 	 	 	
Arrows 	14	Steinar Nilsen 	All
Arrows 	15	Mathias Gela 	1-15
Arrows 	15	Haruka Tenoh 	16
Stewart-Ford 	 	 	
Stewart-Ford 	16	Jens Kristian Davidsen	All
Stewart-Ford 	17	Dries Ven 	All
Prost-Peugeot 	 	 	
Prost-Peugeot 	18	Michel Dufaux 	All
Prost-Peugeot 	19	Walter Raimondi 	1-15
Prost-Peugeot 	19	Hank Hill 	16
Minardi-Ford 	 	 	
Minardi-Ford 	20	Daniele Poli 	1-9
Minardi-Ford 	20	Fabian Dittrich 	10
Minardi-Ford 	20	Giacomo Fattori 	11-16
Minardi-Ford 	21	Alessio Martini 	All
BAR-Supertec 	 	 	
BAR-Supertec 	22	Risto Heikkinen 	All
BAR-Supertec 	23	Alex Santana 	All
==Mid-season changes==
*Johan Styffe was injured in a horrifying smash at the Canadian Grand Prix, and his injuries were so bad that he was replaced by Nabiki Tendo in the #6 Williams for the rest of the season.
*Mathias Gela was replaced by Haruka Tenoh for the season finale, due to his superlicense being revoked for causing Walter Raimondi's huge accident in Malaysia.
*Daniele Poli contracted herpes while driving in the Austrian Grand Prix and was forced out for the rest of the season. Fabian Dittrich took his seat for the German round, and then Giacomo Fattori from Hungary onwards.
*Walter Raimondi missed the final round of the season as Mathias Gela sent the Italian airborne before flying into the Malaysian crowd. He miraculously survived, despite the severity of his injuries. Hank Hill of KotH fame replaced him, and Gela was banned from the Japanese round and disqualified from the results.
==Results==
*Australia 
*POLE F. Mastretto
*FASTEST LAP S. Ormerod
*WINNER J. K. Davidsen
*Brazil
*POLE F. Mastretto
*FASTEST LAP F. Mastretto
*WINNER F. Mastretto
TBA
Category:Randomicity Formula One
1 (Formula One)

The number 1 in Formula One is one of the most well known, having been used by the defending champion since 1974. Juan Manuel Fangio drove this number at the first ever Grand Prix, at Silverstone, England, on May 13, 1950. He later scored the number's first win at the same race in 1956.
It wasn't used in 1993 or 1994 (Nigel Mansell had moved to CART and Alain Prost had retired from F1). Instead, Damon Hill drove the number 0 in both seasons.
==List of drivers of #1==
Season	Driver 	Constructor 	Races
1950 	Juan Manuel Fangio 	Alfa Romeo 	1
1950 	Jonnie Parsons 	Kurtis Kraft-Offenhauser	3
1951 	Henry Banks 	Moore-Offenhauser 	2
1951 	Nino Farina 	Alfa Romeo 	5
1952 	Duane Carter 	Lesovsky-Offenhauser 	2
1952 	Graham Whitehead 	Alta 	5
1953 	Lance Macklin 	HWM-Alta 	6
1953 	Alberto Ascari* 	Ferrari 	7
1954 	Sam Hanks** 	Kurtis Kraft-Offenhauser	2
1954 	Juan Manuel Fangio 	Mercedes 	5
1954 	José Froilán González***	Ferrari 	6
1955 	Jimmy Bryan 	Kuzma-Offenhauser 	3
1956 	Bob Sweikert 	Kuzma-Offenhauser 	3
1956 	Juan Manuel Fangio 	Ferrari 	6-7
2009 	Lewis Hamilton 	McLaren-Mercedes 	All
2010 	Jenson Button 	McLaren-Mercedes 	All
2011 	Sebastian Vettel 	Red Bull-Renault 	All
2012 	Sebastian Vettel 	Red Bull-Renault 	All
2013 	Sebastian Vettel 	Red Bull-Renault 	All
* *Ascari shared the car with Luigi Villoresi.
* **Hanks shared the car with Jimmy Davies and Jim Rathmann.
* ***González shared the car with Mike Hawthorn.
Category:Formula One car numbers
2000 Fan-Fiction Formula One season

==Calendar==
Rd.	Grand Prix 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver 	Winning constructor
1 	Peppermint Pathway to Glory	Michael Schumacher	Jarno Trulli 	Michael Schumacher 	Ferrari
2 	Biffo-stone Circuit 	Michael Schumacher	Michael Schumacher	Michael Schumacher 	Ferrari
3 	Tea Gardner Speedway 	Mika Häkkinen 	David Coulthard 	Giancarlo Fisichella	Benetton-Playlife
4 	Goofy Speedway 	Michael Schumacher	Rubens Barricehllo	Marc Gené 	Minardi-Fondmetal
5 	Eggo Racing Circuit 	David Coulthard 	David Coulthard 	David Coulthard 	McLaren-Mercedes
==Standings==
2000 Formula 1 Rejects Grand Prix 2 Championship season

== Calendar ==
Round	Race 	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winner 	Winning team	Reject of the Race
1 	Australian Grand Prix 	Albert Park 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
2 	Brazilian Grand Prix 	Autódromo José Carlos Pace 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
3 	Argentine Grand Prix 	Autódromo Juan y Oscar Galves	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
4 	San Marino Grand Prix 	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
5 	Spanish Grand Prix 	Circuito de Jerez 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
6 	Monaco Grand Prix 	Circuit de Monaco 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
7 	Canadian Grand Prix 	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
8 	British Grand Prix 	Silverstone 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
9 	United States Grand Prix	Road America 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
10 	French Grand Prix 	Dijon-Prenois 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
11 	Austrian Grand Prix 	A1 Ring 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
12 	German Grand Prix 	Nürburgring 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
13 	Hungarian Grand Prix 	Hungaroring 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
14 	Belgian Grand Prix 	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
15 	Italian Grand Prix 	Autodromo Nazionale Monza 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
16 	Japanese Grand Prix 	Suzuka Circuit 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
NC 	Duel in the Desert 	Phoenix Street Circuit 	A good day	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Emanuele Nicchi	Gauthier 	Daniel Moreno
2002 GeneRally Formula Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally Formula Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	Natan Sinclair 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Joacim Isaksson 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Franciszek Fleming 	1
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Andrew Ryder-Burns 	2-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	Seppo Kasvio 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Adamo Lombardi 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Bonifacio Arcuri 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	Denis L. Knight 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	Lucas Busch 	1-
Toyota GR Team 	9 	Roland Meyer-Kästner	3-
Toyota GR Team 	10 	Nabiki Tendo 	3-
===Mid season changes===
*Fleming walked out of GRT in a rage after failing to prequalify for the first round so was replaced by Ryder-Burns for the rest of the year, starting at Ryder-Burns' home race.
*Toyota will enter the series from Belgium onwards, when a deal is secured between the GeneRally Racing Organisation and the Japanese team.
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver 	Winning team
Algeria 	Denis L. Knight	Denis L. Knight	Denis L. Knight	McLaren
Australia 	Denis L. Knight	Denis L. Knight	Adamo Lombardi 	Ferrari
Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
Canada 	 	 	 	
Egypt 	 	 	 	
Finland 	 	 	 	
France 	 	 	 	
Germany 	 	 	 	
Indonesia 	 	 	 	
Italy 	 	 	 	
Japan 	 	 	 	
Sweden 	 	 	 	
Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
==Drivers' standings==
Pos	Driver 	ALG	AUS	BEL	BRA	CAN	EGY	FIN	GER	IDN	ITA	JPN	SWE	SUI	USA	Pts
1 	Denis L. Knight 	1 	6 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	11
= 	Adamo Lombardi 	5 	1 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	11
3 	Bonifacio Arcuri 	2 	4 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	8
= 	Joacim Isaksson 	4 	2 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	8
5 	Seppo Kasvio 	3 	5 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	5
6 	Lucas Busch 	6 	3 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	4
 	Natan Sinclair 	DNQ	DNQ	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Franciszek Fleming	DNQ	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	Andrew Ryder-Burns	 	DNQ	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
==Constructors' standings==
Pos	Constructor	No.	ALG	AUS	BEL	BRA	CAN	EGY	FIN	GER	IDN	ITA	JPN	SWE	SUI	USA	Pts
1 	Ferrari 	5 	5 	1 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	19
1 	Ferrari 	6 	2 	4 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	19
2 	McLaren 	7 	1 	6 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15
2 	McLaren 	8 	6 	3 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	15
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 GeneRally Go-Kart Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally Go-Kart Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world. It is one of twelve categories in the GeneRally Racing World Tour.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	Takuya Sugimoto 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Liam Sheppard 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Jamie Nicholson 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	Kai Alves Ribeiro 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Arkady Gorbunov 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Priamus Sackville-Baggins	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	Paul C. Carter 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	Stefan Salmelainen 	1-
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
Algeria 	 	 	 	
Australia 	 	 	 	
Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
Canada 	 	 	 	
Egypt 	 	 	 	
Finland 	 	 	 	
France 	 	 	 	
Germany 	 	 	 	
Indonesia 	 	 	 	
Italy 	 	 	 	
Japan 	 	 	 	
Sweden 	 	 	 	
Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 GeneRally McTurbo Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally McTurbo Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world. It is one of twelve categories in the GeneRally Racing World Tour.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	Christian L. Lorenzen 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Kodilinyechukwu Kwemtochukwu	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Alex Thornton 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	Patrick Robinson 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Syed Alexander 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Maunu Holkeri 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	Ellis White 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	Jaroslav Mates 	1-
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
Algeria 	 	 	 	
Australia 	 	 	 	
Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
Canada 	 	 	 	
Egypt 	 	 	 	
Finland 	 	 	 	
France 	 	 	 	
Germany 	 	 	 	
Indonesia 	 	 	 	
Italy 	 	 	 	
Japan 	 	 	 	
Sweden 	 	 	 	
Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 GeneRally Mini Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally Mini Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world. It is one of twelve categories in the GeneRally Racing World Tour.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	Vilho Laukka 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Ramsay Ferguson 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Daniel Ball 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	De Hsieh 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Maria Pia Palerma 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Leonide Pinto 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	André Alves Oliveira	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	James Halford 	1-
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
Algeria 	 	 	 	
Australia 	 	 	 	
Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
Canada 	 	 	 	
Egypt 	 	 	 	
Finland 	 	 	 	
France 	 	 	 	
Germany 	 	 	 	
Indonesia 	 	 	 	
Italy 	 	 	 	
Japan 	 	 	 	
Sweden 	 	 	 	
Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 GeneRally One-Wheeler Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally One-Wheeler Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world. It is one of twelve categories in the GeneRally Racing World Tour.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	Eustache Cousteau 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Emil Anton Ščetinin 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Taylor Cooke 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	Marzuq Sha'ban Shamoon	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Duccio Buccho 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Ireneo Palermo 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	Hayley Paterson 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	Oszkar Makay 	1-
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
Algeria 	 	 	 	
Australia 	 	 	 	
Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
Canada 	 	 	 	
Egypt 	 	 	 	
Finland 	 	 	 	
France 	 	 	 	
Germany 	 	 	 	
Indonesia 	 	 	 	
Italy 	 	 	 	
Japan 	 	 	 	
Sweden 	 	 	 	
Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 GeneRally Rally Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally Rally Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world. It is one of twelve categories in the GeneRally Racing World Tour.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	Markku Virolainen 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Pekka Estensen 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Eulogius Luján Rojas	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	Declan Hicks 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Aydin Murphy 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Charles S. Boyd 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	Fanchon Jomphe 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	Edilio Greco 	1-
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
Algeria 	 	 	 	
Australia 	 	 	 	
Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
Canada 	 	 	 	
Egypt 	 	 	 	
Finland 	 	 	 	
France 	 	 	 	
Germany 	 	 	 	
Indonesia 	 	 	 	
Italy 	 	 	 	
Japan 	 	 	 	
Sweden 	 	 	 	
Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 GeneRally Triangle Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally Triangle Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world. It is one of twelve categories in the GeneRally Racing World Tour.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	Karif Farhan Toma 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Kukashita (Sumiaki Saikawa)	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Thomas Todd 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	Movsar Ryzaev 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Harry Millar 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Zak Miles 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	Joar Johansson 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	Ármin Barta 	1-
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
Algeria 	 	 	 	
Australia 	 	 	 	
Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
Canada 	 	 	 	
Egypt 	 	 	 	
Finland 	 	 	 	
France 	 	 	 	
Germany 	 	 	 	
Indonesia 	 	 	 	
Italy 	 	 	 	
Japan 	 	 	 	
Sweden 	 	 	 	
Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 GeneRally Truck Racing World Tour

The 2002 GeneRally Truck Racing World Tour was the first in the championship's history. It was held in 14 countries across the world. It is one of twelve categories in the GeneRally Racing World Tour.
==Drivers and Teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams GR Team 	0 	William Hope 	1-
Williams GR Team 	2 	Tomica Marić 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	3 	Jack Bigge 	1-
GeneRally Racing Team 	4 	Patrique Olij 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	5 	Max Kaiser 	1-
Scuderia Ferrari GR Team	6 	Petronella Lund 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	7 	Damien Duncan 	1-
West McLaren GR Team 	8 	Benjamin Rothschild	1-
==Calendar==
Race Name 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Winning team
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Belgium 	 	 	 	
Brazil 	 	 	 	
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Egypt 	 	 	 	
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Switzerland	 	 	 	
USA 	 	 	 	
Category:GeneRally
Category:GeneRally racing seasons
2002 Olethros 100

The 2002 Olethros 100 was won by Italy's Daniele Poli who became the race's third Italian winner after Daniele Raimondi and Filippo Guffanti. Despite the shock win it would turn out to be Poli's only victory.
The race also saw the first female driver in 44 years since Beryl St. Francis in 1958 as Delia Ketchum of Pokemon fame took part and finished in 17th position.
==Results==
Pos.	No.	Driver 	Time/Retired
1 	27 	Daniele Poli 	
2 	1 	Henrik Muller 	
3 	9 	Greg Eagle 	
4 	14 	Johan Styffe 	
5 	5 	Martin O'Connor 	
6 	51 	Mark MacSween 	
7 	99 	Walter Raimondi 	
8 	2 	Harry Millar 	
9 	24 	Omar Inglis 	
10 	41 	Pasi Hakki 	
11 	19 	Vladislav Smolin 	
12 	58 	Steinar Nilsen 	
13 	6 	Gianni Marcello 	
14 	25 	Michael Nimmo 	
15 	48 	Ivans Tarasovs 	
16 	100	Alex Santana 	
17 	92 	Delia Ketchum 	
18 	77 	Giannis Chatziraptis 	
19 	15 	Jonathan Brisk 	
20 	118	Chris Canham 	
21 	85 	Neil Bartlett 	
22 	911	Clancy Wiggum 	
23 	62 	Roberto Mar 	
24 	13 	Andy White 	
25 	72 	Giacomo Fattori 	
26 	70 	Christos Triantafyllou	
27 	43 	Dane Moore 	
28 	103	Tsz Ho Leung 	
Ret 	97 	Ettore Raimondi 	Collision
Ret 	98 	Stefano Raimondi 	Collision
Ret 	18 	Zsolt Szil 	Engine
Ret 	37 	Janusz Nowak 	Driver ill
DNS 	96 	Riccardo Raimondi 	Did not start
DNS 	102	Christopher Williams 	Did not start
Category:Olethros 100
2006 FIM Freestyle Motocross World Championship season

==Riders' standings==
Pos	Rider 	Country 	Points
1 	Mathieu Rebeaud 	Switzerland 	112
2 	Libor Podmol 	Czech Republic	104
3 	André Villa 	Norway 	102
4 	Frederik Johansson 	Sweden 	94
5 	Kris Brock 	United Kingdom	82
6 	Fabian Bauersachs 	Germany 	78
7 	Adam Jones 	United States 	75
8 	Jim McNeil 	United States 	70
9 	Mike Mason 	United States 	70
10 	Remi Bizouard 	France 	64
11 	Oystein Kjorstad 	Norway 	58
12 	Morgan Carlson 	Sweden 	51
13 	Martin Koren 	Czech Republic	50
14 	Derek Burlew 	United States 	49
15 	Massimo Bianconcini	Italy 	48
16 	Nick Franklin 	New Zealand 	46
17 	Sebastian Wolter 	Germany 	44
18 	Nick De Wit 	South Africa 	44
19 	Brian Foster 	United States 	33
20 	Robbie Renner 	United States 	30
21 	Alvaro Dal Farra 	Italy 	28
22 	Freddy Peters 	Germany 	25
23 	Bartosz Oglaza 	Poland 	20
24 	Jimmy Verburgh 	Belgium 	15
25 	Tobias Immler 	Germany 	11
26 	Darek Klopot 	Poland 	10
27 	Stefano Minguzzi 	Italy 	9
28 	Ludovic Guillou 	France 	6
29 	Jey Rouanet 	France 	6
30 	James Fitzpatrick 	United States 	4