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LFS A1GP Series Season 1

The LF1 A1GP Series sees 21 countries fight it out for the title on the six tracks in the LFS Universe.
==Drivers and countries==
No	Driver 	Nation 	Rounds	Test drivers
0 	Innes McDonald 	U.K. 	1 	Andy White
2 	Uwe Lambertz 	Germany 	1 	Alexander ButscherFritz Hubert
3 	Carlo Cilio 	Italy 	1 	Edoardo Lovatin
4 	Steinar Nilsen 	Norway 	1 	Henrikke Nilsen
5 	Eric Zuzga 	U.S.A. 	1 	Wendy Corduroy
6 	Mariusz Wisniewski	Poland 	None* 	Kamil Wozniak
6 	Kamil Wozniak 	Poland 	1 	Kamil Wozniak
7 	Hee-Chul Kim 	S. Korea 	1 	Ki-Bong Hwang
8 	Michael McCarthy 	Ireland 	1 	David Casey
9 	Fran Elisor 	France 	1 	Fabien Chevalier
10	Miguel Galeano 	Spain 	1 	David Ortega Zurdo
11	Josenaldo Lopes 	Brazil 	?* 	Gildo Sales
11	Gildo Sales 	Brazil 	1 	Gildo Sales
12	Laurent Winckel 	Luxembourg 	1 	Robert Oster
14	Stefan Radovic 	Austria 	1 	Andreas Gruber
15	Geoffrey Engelen 	Belgium 	1 	Eddy Kesters
16	Alexey Vasyagin 	Russia 	1 	Artem Mambetov
17	Christian Aunger 	Canada 	1 	Andre VasquezRyan Gollin
18	Davide Rondelli 	San Marino 	1 	Alessandro Bruschi
19	Branko Chiumiento 	Switzerland 	1 	Mark Ziliani
20	Alexandr Podlyagin	Transnistria	1 	Konstantin Abitov
21	Jukka Aaltonen 	Finland 	1 	Ville SalviKasperi Salvi
==Wildcard countries==
No 	Driver 	Nation 	Rounds	Test drivers
TBA	Kemar Battiste 	Jamaica	3 	Marco Deroux
TBA	Haruhi Suzumiya	Japan 	6 	Shinji Sakamoto
==Notes==
* *Wisniewski was barred for the rest of the season and fired from the Poland team in disgrace, since he was adjudged to have impeded Steinar Nilsen in the pre-season prologue leading to the Norwegian's DNF. His replacement is Kamil Wozniak. Shortly afterwards, Wisniewski was sentenced to life in prison for causing a horrific attack on the plane flying him back home to Poland, so this was the end of his motorsport career for good.
* *Lopes cracked his spine after being flipped over in the pre-season prologue and was unfit to race, so he was replaced by Gildo Sales until further notice.
==Trivia==
*McDonald and Winckel drove without their respective "April" and "Leap Frog" sponsors in the prologue, but they started using them in the first round.
*The pre-season prologue at South City to test the cars' safety was won by Austria and Stefan Radovic.
Category:Racing seasons
LFS A1GP Series Season 1 Pre-season prologue

The LFS A1GP Series Season 1 Pre-season prologue was held at South City before the start of the LFS A1GP Series Season 1. It was won by Austria's Stefan Radovic.
==Summary==
As is customary with the others, the drivers lined up in numerical order; so Innes McDonald started in first and Jukka Aaltonen started in last.
There was already drama at the start as Brazilian Josenaldo Lopes do Prado Neto was flipped upside-down, with the force being so extreme it cracked his spine, rendering him unfit to take part in race 1 at Blackwood.
Then, McDonald of the UK lost the lead, handing it to Norway's Steinar Nilsen. There were dozens of accidents involving the countries, then suddenly, Poland's Mariusz Wisniewski came out of the pits after fixing his car and impeded the leader Nilsen, which caused him to clip the barriers and Irishman Michael McCarthy, who was behind Nilsen in second, to overturn his car, retiring him from the race. After the race, Nilsen, furious that he'd lost a chance for victory, demanded that Wisniewski be banned from the rest of the season. And he was. And to sum things up, Wisniewski was disqualified from eleventh place and fired from the Poland team.
Stefan Radovic took an amazing victory ahead of Alexey Vasyagin of Russia and home hero McDonald. After the race, Wisniewski was reported to have caused a huge massacre on the plane flying him back to Poland, thus sentencing him to life in jail and ruining his career as we know it. The Poland team's official test driver, Kamil Wozniak was drafted in as Wisniewski's permanent replacement. Lopes was replaced by Gildo Sales for the duration of his injury.
==Results==
* Driver in Italic set fastest lap.
Pos.	Nation 	Driver 	Laps	Time/Retired 	Pos.
1 	Austria 	Stefan Radovic 	8 	4:55.37 	13
2 	Russia 	Alexey Vasyagin 	8 	+0:12.23 	15
3 	United Kingdom	Innes McDonald 	8 	+0:12.34 	1
4 	Canada 	Christian Aunger 	8 	+0:20.24 	16
5 	Italy 	Carlo Cilio 	8 	+0:25.83 	3
6 	Belgium 	Geoffrey Engelen 	8 	+0:26.29 	14
7 	Switzerland 	Branko Chiumiento 	8 	+0:36.73 	18
8 	Finland 	Jukka Aaltonen 	7 	+1 lap 	20
9 	Luxembourg 	Laurent Winckel 	7 	+1 lap 	12
10 	United States 	Eric Zuzga 	7 	+1 lap 	5
11 	San Marino 	Davide Rondelli 	6 	+2 laps 	17
12 	Germany 	Uwe Lambertz 	6 	+2 laps 	2
13 	Spain 	Miguel Galeano 	6 	+2 laps 	10
14 	France 	Fran Elisor 	6 	+2 laps 	9
15 	Ireland 	Matthew McCarthy 	5 	+3 laps 	8
16 	Transnistria 	Alexandr Podlyagin	4 	+4 laps 	19
NC 	South Korea 	Hee-Chul Kim 	4 	Not classified	7
Ret 	Norway 	Steinar Nilsen 	4 	Accident 	4
Ret 	Brazil 	Josenaldo Lopes 	1 	Accident 	11
DSQ 	Poland 	Mariusz Wisniewski	7 	Disqualified 	6
LFS Battle of the Sexes Cup Season 1

The first season of the LFS Battle of the Sexes Cup sees six men race against six women in a chance for the title. Who will win, men or women?
===Men===
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Innes McDonald 	1
2 	John Perrey-Wharf	1
3 	Istv Kov 	1
4 	Steinar Nilsen 	1
5 	Graham Jones 	1
6 	Mike Morgan 	1
7 	David Sheran 	1
8 	Rifat Tyurin 	1
9 	Markus Schulz 	1
10	Andreas Gruber 	1
===Women===
No	Driver 	Rounds
7 	Esther Grinfald 	1
8 	Haruhi Suzumiya 	1
9 	Wendy Corduroy 	1
10	Yasmin White 	1
11	Rachael Underwood	1
12	Mikuru Asahina 	1
Category:Racing seasons
LFS British Sportscar Series Season 1

The first season of the LFS British Sportscar Series Season 1 will be held on four British tracks in the LFS universe, and most the drivers are British. There will also be a special non-championship race at Fern Bay in which many of the drivers will come from the Caribbean islands. The cars used will be FXO's.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Graham Jones 	1
2 	Oliver Lee 	1
3 	Terry Button 	1
4 	Gianluca Pollidori 	1
5 	Kieran MacKay 	1
6 	Fidor Rojas 	1
7 	Paolo Bajada 	1
8 	Rob Christie 	1
9 	Christopher Williams	1
10	Gerwyn Brown 	1
11	Jorge Bento 	1
12	David Godfrey 	1
14	Dave Evans 	1
15	Koullis Georgiou 	1
16	John McStay 	1
17	Martin Hutton 	1
18	Sascha Gataric 	1
19	Shane Murphy 	1
20	Esala Joseph Khan 	1
21	Christopher Vincent 	1
==Championship races==
No.	Circuit 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver
1 	Blackwood 	 	 	
1 	Blackwood 	 	 	
2 	South City	 	 	
2 	South City	 	 	
3 	Westhill 	 	 	
3 	Westhill 	 	 	
4 	Aston 	 	 	
4 	Aston 	 	 	
==Non championship races==
No.	Circuit 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winning driver
1 	Fern Bay	 	 	
1 	Fern Bay	 	 	
Category:LFS seasons
LFS British Sportscar Series Season 1 Fern Bay Round

The LFS British Sportscar Series Season 1 Fern Bay Round is a non-championship race of the LFS British Sportscar Series.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Graham Jones 	1
2 	Omar Hyde 	1
3 	Patrick Lue 	1
4 	Reinhard Breinburg 	1
5 	Ernst Alerte 	1
6 	Fidor Rojas 	1
7 	Miguel Espinal 	1
8 	Rob Christie 	1
9 	Christopher Williams	1
10	Marco Deroux 	1
11	Chauncey Palmer 	1
12	Nayuri Mu 	1
14	Bobby James 	1
15	Koullis Georgiou 	1
16	Ray Winklaar 	1
17	Frantz Aveska 	1
18	Sascha Gataric 	1
19	Jermaine Howell 	1
20	Delroy Morris 	1
21	Kevon Thompson 	1
LFS Endurance Series Season 1

By the look in your eye I can tell you're gonna cry.
Is it over me?
If it is, save your tears
for I'm not worth it, you see.
For I'm the type of boy who is always on the run,
wherever I lay my hat that's my home,
I'm telling you that's my home.
You had romance, did you break it by chance
over me?
If it's so I'd like for you to know
that I'm not worth it, you see.
For I'm the type of boy who is always on the roam, mm,
wherever I lay my hat that's my home,
mm, that's my home.
Oh, you keep telling me, you keep telling me I'm your man.
What do I have to do to make you understand?
For I'm the type of guy who gives girl the eye,
everybody knows.
But I love them and I leave them,
break their hearts and deceive them everywhere I go.
Don't you know that I'm the type of man who is always on the roam,
wherever I lay my hat that's my home.
wherever I lay my hat, oh oh, that's my home, mm yeh,
that's my home
and I like it that way.
LFS Female Hetalia Series Season 1

The LFS Female Hetalia Series Season 1 is the first season of said series.
==Nations and drivers==
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
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!Country
!No
!Driver
!Rounds
|-
|rowspan=5| Belgium
|0
|align="left"| Geoffrey Engelen
|1
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|2
|align="left"| Corné Jonckersen
|1
|-
|3
|align="left"| Stanny Thunus
|1
|-
|4
|align="left"| Stijn Croonen
|1
|-
|5
|align="left"| Jan-Pieter Thunus
|1
|-
|rowspan=5| Hungary
|6
|align="left"| Istv Kov
|1
|-
|7
|align="left"| Robi Dénes
|1
|-
|8
|align="left"| Ferkó Kárpáthy
|1
|-
|9
|align="left"| Dömötör Németh
|1
|-
|10
|align="left"| Tamás Hofman
|1
|-
|rowspan=3| Belarus
|11
|align="left"| Rodion Seleznyov
|1
|-
|12
|align="left"| Tikhon Abramoff
|1
|-
|13
|align="left"| Sviatoslav Andreyev
|1
|-
|rowspan=2| Liechtenstein
|14
|align="left"| Jurg Dobler
|1
|-
|15
|align="left"| Dirk van Zolderberg
|1
|-
| Ukraine
|16
|align="left"| Alexey 'Hippolyte' Pirogov
|1
|-
| Seychelles
|17
|align="left"| Harry Larame
|1
|-
| Taiwan
|18
|align="left"| Chun-Ho Shao
|1
|-
| Vietnam
|19
|align="left"| Chung Hiển Hy
|1
|-
| Wy
|20
|align="left"| David Scantlebury
|1
|-
LFS GP4 Series Season 1

The 2012 LFS GP4 Series season is held on six tracks on the calendar and uses the BMW Sauber F1.06 car. There are two races for every weekend except Kyoto Ring, with the sprint race being held on the reverse circuit.
As in the case with Formula Two, drivers are not represented by teams.
Points system: Feature: Same as 2010 F1 season. Sprint: Top 8 drivers: 15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1. Extra point for fastest lap in both races. Top eight finishers in feature race are reversed for sprint race.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Andy White 	1
2 	Konstantin Abitov 	1
3 	Gary Simpson 	1
4 	John Warr 	1
5 	Miroslav Havel 	1
6 	Giacomo Fattori 	1
7 	Gareth Robinson 	1
8 	A. Joseph Singh 	1
9 	Greg Eagle 	1
10	Yingyong Akkabut 	1
11	Mark MacSween 	1
12	Lukasz Misztela 	1
14	Innes McDonald 	1
15	Giannis Chatziraptis	1
16	Ragnar Liiv 	1
17	Hee-Chul Kim 	1
18	Jack Edwards 	1
19	John Perrey-Wharf 	1
20	April A. Anderson 	1
21	Alexandr Podlyagin 	1
==Calendar==
No.	Circuit 	Pole position	Fastest lap 	Winning driver
1 	Blackwood 	Gary Simpson 	Gary Simpson 	Gary Simpson
1 	Blackwood 	 	Alexandr Podlyagin	Giacomo Fattori
2 	South City	 	 	
2 	South City	 	 	
3 	Fern Bay 	 	 	
3 	Fern Bay 	 	 	
4 	Westhill 	 	 	
4 	Westhill 	 	 	
5 	Aston 	 	 	
5 	Aston 	 	 	
6 	Kyoto Ring	 	 	
6 	 	 	 	
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!valign="middle"| Pos.
!valign="middle" width="130"| Driver
! colspan=2| BLA
! colspan=2| SOU
! colspan=2| FER
! colspan=2| WES
! colspan=2| AST
! colspan=2| KYO
!valign="middle"| Pts.
|-
! 1
|align="left"| Gary Simpson
|bgcolor="#ffffbf"| 1
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|align="right"| 25
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! 1
|align="left"| Andy White
|bgcolor="#dfdfdf"| 2
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|align="right"| 18
|-
! 3
|align="left"| Innes McDonald
|bgcolor="#ffdf9f"| 3
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|align="right"| 25
|-
Category:Racing seasons
LFS GP5 Series Season 1

The first season of LFS GP5 Series, GP4's feeder series, was also condemned to racing on Blackwood since the organisers didn't have the license to travel to other circuits.
One of the most synonymous drivers this year is Welshman Alan Jones, who is sometimes mistaken by racing fans as the 1980 Formula 1 World Champion from Australia since they share the exact same name.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Favio Acu 	1
2 	Josh Heaney 	1
3 	Paul Clarke 	1
4 	Mikuru Asahina 	1
5 	Alessandro Bruschi	1
6 	Moreno Berisha 	1
7 	Ilpo Suhonen 	1
8 	Ville Salvi 	1
9 	Stefano Paroni 	1
10	Daniel Elsinger 	1
11	Jos Reasco 	1
12	Alan Jones 	1
14	Volodymyr Laba 	1
15	Fabien Miller 	1
16	Silviu Lupu 	1
17	Florin Ciutureanu 	1
18	Diana Lombard 	1
19	Robert Covey 	1
20	Neil Bartlett 	1
21	Januario do Rego 	1
==Test drivers==
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
!No
!Driver
!Rounds
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Roberto Rojas
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Blake Perry
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| David Casey
|
|-
Category:Racing seasons
LFS Junior Cup Season 1

The first season of the LFS Junior Cup is held at Blackwood and features drivers aged 25 and under since it's a feeder series and uses age restrictions unlike the GP4, GP5 and Rallycross series.
The winner of the championship is automatically promoted to GP4.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Arnaud le Gars 	1
2 	Colin Ndlovu 	1
3 	Mark Arrowsmith 	1
4 	May Maple 	1
5 	Milad Ullah 	1
6 	Stanny Thunus 	1
7 	Ben Hore 	1
8 	Neil Dugmore 	1
9 	Gavin McDaid 	1
10	Markus Schulz 	1
11	Alb Ramos Gomes 	1
12	Denis Khamidov 	1
14	Justin Veris 	1
15	Seng Chong Ku 	1
16	Matt Goodman 	1
17	Anthony Sokic 	1
18	Christoph Bruns 	1
19	Harry Larame 	1
20	David Sheran 	1
21	Hamdani Hendrawan	1
Category:Racing seasons
LFS MRT Series Season 1

The first season of the LFS MRT Series, using MRTs. It is the most junior feeder series in the LFS world.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Sven Styffe 	1
2 	Roberto Rojas 	1
3 	Gavin Harding 	1
4 	Wendy Corduroy 	1
5 	Jarkko Kousa 	1
6 	Gareth Alcide 	1
7 	Daniel Rose 	1
8 	Rafal Bronowicki 	1
9 	Jurg Dobler 	1
10	Thomas Werts 	1
11	Steven Coakley 	1
12	Sebastian Fiedler	1
14	Christian Marino 	1
15	Mesut Belik 	1
16	Javier Herrero 	1
17	Sinisa Agic 	1
18	Tobias Hietkamp 	1
19	Paul Wallace 	1
20	Dean McGoldrick 	1
21	Pascal Pied 	1
Category:Racing seasons
LFS Racing Series

The year of the first season is 2012 but the series articles say Season 1.
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
|-
!colspan=3| LFS Canon Series
|-
|GP4 Series
|2012
|-
|GP5 Series
|2012
|-
|Rallycross Series
|2012
|-
|British Sportscar Series
|2012
|-
|Junior Cup
|2012
|-
|MRT Series
|2012
|-
|BotS Cup
|2012
LFS Rallycross Series Season 1

The first season of the LFS Rallycross Series is held at Blackwood, and ONLY Blackwood, due to the fact that the organisers have yet to gain a license to travel to other circuits in the LFS world.
==Drivers==
No 	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Moshe Grinfald 	1
2 	Matthew McCarthy 	1
3 	Daryl Greenland 	1
4 	Sissi Delmas 	1
5 	Innes McDonald 	1
6 	Laurent Winckel 	1
7 	John Brillantine 	1
8 	Ron Hooiveld 	1
9 	Ben Tracey 	1
10 	Hui Yi 	1
11 	Mehmet Aydin 	1
12 	Johan Styffe 	1
14 	Kasperi Salvi 	1
15 	Stefan Griesebner 	1
16 	Andreas Gruber 	1
17 	Renge Houshakuji 	1
18 	Danny Rose 	1
19 	Giorgi Maghradze 	1
20 	Ferruccio Don 	1
21 	Lee Graham 	1
TBA	Alexandr Podlyagin	TBA
Category:Racing seasons
LFS Special Series Season 1

The LFS Special Series is a series made especially for disabled drivers. The champion at the end of the season will recieve their special prize; a cure for their condition.
==Drivers==
No	Driver 	Rounds
0 	Chris Brach 	1
2 	Simon Beskid 	1
3 	Lee Mann 	1
4 	Juan Manuel Halley	1
5 	Colin Fuller 	1
6 	Fang-Tsan Ho 	1
7 	Alex Sim 	1
8 	Blake Ferguson 	1
9 	Craig Young 	1
10	Fernando Crespo 	1
11	Jeff Gray 	1
12	Tom Chapeh Kwepet 	1
14	Alberto Arduini 	1
15	Karl Fiege 	1
16	Thorsten Goede 	1
17	Yusuke Nakamura 	1
18	Michael Ratcliffe 	1
19	Povilas Narbekovas	1
20	Pedj Govas 	1
21	Abednego Makhoba 	1
Category:Racing seasons
LFS Test Drivers' Association

The LFS Test Drivers' Association hires test drivers to do test duties on the Blackwood track.
==Current drivers==
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
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!No
!Driver
!Rounds
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Henrik Müller
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Keith Hamilton
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Roberto Rojas
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Blake Perry
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| David Casey
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Kasperi Salvi
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Silviu Lupu
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Jack Edwards
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Hamdani Hendrawan
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Ragnar Liiv
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Alexandr Podlyagin
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Sam Warren
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Neil McCormack
|
|-
|TD
|align="left"| Gerhard Schiller
|
|-
Laurent Winckel

Laurent Winckel (born 29 February 1984) is a Luxembourger racing driver.
==Personal life==
He grew up in Luxembourg city, where his dad worked as a auto repairer and his mum an undertaker. Little Laurent was more on his dad's side, and started racing in karts when he was eight years old. He was lucky enough to meet his hero, Beneluxembourger F1 driver Bertrand Gachot, at the Belgian Grand Prix of 1992.
Laurent opposes the end of the world, and denies that it will ever happen, so he is a member of the World Without End Club. He joined in 2009.
Category:LFS racers
Category:Racing drivers
Category:Drivers from Luxembourg
Les Underdown

Lester 'Les' Underdown (born October 19, 1993 in Herm) is a Hermite racing driver, the first to be born on the small Channel Island.
==Personal life==
Underdown is the second LFS universe driver after John Perrey-Wharf to be born in the Channel Islands, and, like Perrey-Wharf, took his driving lessons on the island of Jersey, since his residence bans cars.
He got his big break in LFS racing when disgraced Polish driver Mariusz Wisniewski, who was due to take part in the 50 Laps of Westhill, was jailed for life after massacring many passengers on the plane flying him back to Poland, most likely due to the scandal in which Steinar Nilsen had him banned from the rest of the A1GP season. Underdown took Wisniewski's place in the race.
Category:LFS racers
Category:Racing drivers
Lord Snooty

Lord Marmaduke of Bunkerton or Lord Snooty is a Beano character, an earl and the richest person who lives at Bunkerton Castle in Beanotown, he always barks orders at Parkinson, Snooty's butler. Snooty often gathers his mates round to party, some of Snooty's relative's names sound like their famous people and Snooty's mates get fooled by it.
He was the longest running pre-Dennis the Menace character in the comic.
Snooty comes near the back of the Beano with Roger the Dodger and the Bea Team.
Category:Males
Category:Heroes
Luigi Fagioli Trophy GP2 Edition

The Luigi Fagioli Trophy is awarded at the end of each GP2 season to the driver who scores the most podium finishes without a win.
==Champions==
Season	Driver 	Team 	Podiums
2005 	Giorgio Pantano 	Super Nova Racing 	6
2006 	Adam Carroll 	Racing Engineering 	4
2007 	Kazuki Nakajima 	DAMS 	6
2008 	Andreas Zuber 	Piquet Sports 	4
2009 	Jérôme d'Ambrosio Javier Villa Andreas Zuber 	DAMSSuper Nova RacingScuderia Coloni 	3
2010 	Jules Bianchi Oliver Turvey Giedo van der Garde	ART Grand PrixiSport InternationalBarwa Addax Team	4
2011 	Giedo van der Garde 	Barwa Addax Team 	5
2012 	Fabio Leimer 	Racing Engineering 	6
Luigi Fagioli Trophy GP3 Edition

The Luigi Fagioli Trophy is awarded at the end of each GP3 season to the driver who scores the most podium finishes without a win.
==Champions==
Season	Driver 	Team 	Podiums
2010 	Roberto Merhi James Jakes 	ATECH CRS GPManor Racing 	3
2011 	Michael Christensen Dean Smith	RSC Mücke MotorsportAddax Team	2
2012 	Giovanni Venturini 	Trident Racing 	2
Luigi Fagioli Trophy Grand Prix Motorcycle Edition

The Luigi Fagioli Trophy is awarded at the end of each GP Motorcyle Racing season to the rider who scores the most podium finishes without a win.
==Champions==
===500cc/MotoGP===
{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
!Season
!Rider
!Bike
!Podiums
|-
|align="center"|1949
| Arciso Artesiani
|Gilera
|align="center"|4
|-
|align="center"|1950
| Nello Pagani
|Gilera
|align="center"|2
|-
|align="center"|1951
| Bill Doran Nello Pagani Enrico Lorenzetti
|AJSGileraNorton/Moto Guzzi
|align="center"|2
|-
|align="center"|1952
| Ken Kavanagh
|Norton
|align="center"|3
|-
|align="center"|1953
| Reg Armstrong
|Gilera
|align="center"|5
|-
|align="center"|1954
| Ken Kavanagh Reg Armstrong Carlo Bandirola
|Moto GuzziGileraMV Augusta
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|align="center"|1955
| Carlo Bandirola
|MV Augusta
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|align="center"|1956
| Pierre Monneret
|Gilera
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|align="center"|1957
| Geoff Duke Walter Zeller
|MV AugustaBMW
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|align="center"|1958
| John Hartle
|MV Augusta
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|align="center"|1959
| Remo Venturi
|MV Augusta
|align="center"|4
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|align="center"|1960
| Bob Brown Emilio Mendogni
|NortonMV Augusta
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1961
| Frank Perris Bob McIntyre
|NortonNorton
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1962
| Phil Read
|Norton
|align="center"|2
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|align="center"|1963
| Alan Shepherd
|Matchless
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|align="center"|1964
| Paddy Driver
|Matchless
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|align="center"|1965
| Paddy Driver
|Matchless
|align="center"|4
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|align="center"|1966
| Jack Findlay
|Matchless
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1967
| John Hartle Peter Williams
|MatchlessKirby-Metisse
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1968
| Jack Findlay
|MatchlessCardani
|align="center"|6
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|align="center"|1969
| Billie Nelson Alan Barnett
|PatonKirby-Metisse
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|align="center"|1970
| Ginger Molloy
|BultacoKawasaki
|align="center"|4
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|align="center"|1971
| Rob Bron
|Suzuki
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|align="center"|1972
| Rodney Gould
|Yamaha
|align="center"|4
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|align="center"|1973
| Bruno Kneubühler
|Yamaha
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1974
| Dieter Braun
|Yamaha
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1975
| Tevo Länsivuori
|Yamaha
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1976
| Marco Lucchinelli
|Suzuki
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1977
| Steve Baker
|Yamaha
|align="center"|6
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|align="center"|1978
| Takazumi Katayama
|Yamaha
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1979
| Tom Herron
|Yamaha
|align="center"|2
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|align="center"|1980
| Franco Uncini
|Suzuki
|align="center"|3
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|align="center"|1981
| Graeme Crosby
|Suzuki
|align="center"|4
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|align="center"|1982
| Barry Sheene
|Yamaha
|align="center"|6
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|align="center"|1983
| Randy Mamola
|Suzuki
|align="center"|5
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|align="center"|1984
| Raymond Roche
|Honda
|align="center"|8
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|align="center"|1985
| Wayne Gardner
|Honda
|align="center"|5
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