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1974 Formula One All-Stars season

==Results==
===Grands Prix===
Rd.	Grand Prix 	Track 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver 	Winning constructor
1 	British All-Stars GP	Thruxton 	Emerson Fittipaldi	Emerson Fittipaldi	Emerson Fittipaldi	McLaren-Ford
1 	British All-Stars GP	Thruxton 	Ronnie Peterson 	Jean-Pierre Jarier	Niki Lauda 	Ferrari
2 	French All-Stars GP 	Pau 	James Hunt 	James Hunt 	Jody Scheckter 	Ferrari
2 	French All-Stars GP 	Pau 	Denny Hulme 	James Hunt 	Denny Hulme 	McLaren-Ford
3 	Italian All-Stars GP	Pergusa-Enna	Denny Hulme 	Denny Hulme 	Denny Hulme 	McLaren-Ford
3 	Italian All-Stars GP	Pergusa-Enna	Hans-Joachim Stuck	Clay Regazzoni 	Hans-Joachim Stuck	March-Ford
==Drivers' standings==
Pos.	Driver 	GBR	GBR	FRA	FRA	ITA	ITA	Pts.
1 	Denny Hulme 	7 	3 	10 	1 	1 	6 	23
 	Niki Lauda 	Ret	1 	9 	2 	2 	5 	23
 	Damien Magee	Ret	14 	 	 	 	 	0
 	Harald Ertl 	 	 	 	 	Ret	Ret	0
1974 Formula One Non-Championship season

The 1974 Formula One Non-Championship season consisted of three rounds held in Brazil and Great Britain (not including South African races). Emerson Fittipaldi won the title to go with his second championship.
==Race results==
Race Name 	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver 	Constructor
I Presidente Medici Grand Prix	Brasília 	February 3	Carlos Reutemann	Emerson Fittipaldi	Emerson Fittipaldi	McLaren-Cosworth
Race of Champions 	Brands Hatch	March 17 	James Hunt 	Jacky Ickx 	Jacky Ickx 	Lotus-Cosworth
XXVI BRDC International Trophy	Silverstone 	April 7 	James Hunt 	James Hunt 	James Hunt 	Hesketh-Cosworth
===Championship standings===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%; text-align:center;"	 	 	 	 	
Pos.	Driver 	BRA	ROC	SIL	Pts.
1 	Emerson Fittipaldi 	1 	3 	 	13
2 	Jacky Ickx 	 	1 	 	9
3 	James Hunt 	Ret	Ret	1 	9
4 	Jochen Mass 	4 	DNS	2 	9
5 	Jody Scheckter 	2 	 	 	6
6 	Niki Lauda 	 	2 	 	6
7 	Arturo Merzario 	3 	 	 	4
8 	Jean-Pierre Jarier 	 	DNS	3 	4
9 	Mike Hailwood 	 	4 	Ret	3
10 	Henri Pescarolo 	7 	7 	4 	3
11 	Wilson Fittipaldi 	5 	 	 	2
12 	Clay Regazzoni 	 	5 	 	2
13 	François Migault 	 	 	5 	2
14 	Howden Ganley 	6 	 	 	1
15 	Peter Revson 	 	6 	 	1
16 	John Nicholson 	 	15 	6 	1
 	Peter Gethin 	 	10 	7 	0
 	Jean-Pierre Beltoise	8 	 	 	0
 	Ian Ashley 	 	8 	Ret	0
 	Brian Redman 	 	 	8 	0
 	Carlos Pace 	9 	 	 	0
 	Steve Thompson 	 	9 	 	0
 	Guy Edwards 	 	 	9 	0
 	Hans-Joachim Stuck 	10 	 	 	0
 	Teddy Pilette 	 	Ret	10 	0
 	Clive Santo 	 	11 	 	0
 	Noritake Takahara 	 	 	11 	0
 	Richard Robarts 	 	12 	13 	0
Pos.	Driver 	BRA	ROC	SIL	Pts.
Category:Formula One Non-Championship seasons
1975 Formula One Non-Championship season

The 1965 Formula One Non-Championship season consisted of three rounds held in Great Britain and France. John Watson was the champion, despite no wins, as he scored in all the races. He finished second, fourth and fifth, scoring 11 points.
==Race results==
Race Name 	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver	Constructor
X Race of Champions 	Brands Hatch 	March 16 	Tom Pryce 	Tom Pryce 	Tom Pryce 	Shadow-Cosworth
XXVII BRDC International Trophy	Silverstone 	April 13 	James Hunt 	James Hunt Emerson Fittipaldi	Niki Lauda 	Ferrari
XV Swiss Grand Prix 	Dijon-Prenois	August 24	Jean-Pierre Jarier	Jean-Pierre Jarier 	Clay Regazzoni	Ferrari
===Drivers' standings===
{| class="wikitable" style="font-size: 85%; text-align:center;"	 	 	 	 	
Pos.	Driver 	ROC	SIL	DIJ	Pts.
1 	John Watson 	2 	4 	5 	11
2 	Tom Pryce 	1 	9 	7 	9
3 	Niki Lauda 	 	1 	 	9
4 	Clay Regazzoni 	 	 	1 	9
5 	Emerson Fittipaldi	5 	2 	Ret	8
6 	Patrick Depailler 	 	5 	2 	8
7 	Ronnie Peterson 	3 	DNS	4 	7
8 	Mario Andretti 	 	3 	 	4
9 	Jochen Mass 	Ret	 	3 	4
10 	Jacky Ickx 	4 	 	 	3
11 	Bob Evans 	6 	10 	 	1
12 	Mark Donohue 	Ret	6 	 	1
13 	Carlos Pace 	 	 	6 	1
 	Arturo Merzario 	7 	DNS	 	0
 	Alan Jones 	 	7 	 	0
 	Jean-Pierre Jarier	8 	 	Ret	0
 	Carlos Reutemann 	 	8 	 	0
 	James Hunt 	 	Ret	8 	0
 	Rolf Stommelen 	9 	 	12 	0
 	Chris Amon 	 	 	9 	0
 	Roelof Wunderink 	10 	Ret	 	0
 	Jacques Laffite 	 	 	10 	0
 	David Purley 	11 	 	 	0
 	Graham Hill 	 	11 	 	0
 	Vittorio Brambilla	 	 	11 	0
 	Lella Lombardi 	Ret	12 	 	0
 	John Nicholson 	Ret	13 	 	0
 	Tony Trimmer 	DSQ	14 	13 	0
 	Jo Vonlanthen 	 	 	NC 	0
 	Ian Ashley 	Ret	 	 	0
 	Jody Scheckter 	Ret	 	 	0
 	Vern Schuppan 	Ret	 	 	0
 	Tom Belsø 	Ret	 	 	0
 	Wilson Fittipaldi 	 	Ret	 	0
 	Maurizio Flammini 	DNS	 	 	0
 	Jim Crawford 	 	DNS	 	0
Pos.	Driver 	ROC	SIL	DIJ	Pts.
===Constructors' standings===
TBA
Category:Formula One Non-Championship seasons
1975 South African Formula One season

The 1975 South African Formula One season consisted of nine rounds held across South Africa.
==Race results==
Race Name 	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position	Fastest lap 	Winning driver	Constructor
Cape South Easter Trophy 	Killarney 	February 8 	Ian Scheckter	Unknown 	Dave Charlton 	McLaren-Cosworth
Goldfields 100 	Goldfields 	March 22 	Dave Charlton	Dave Charlton	Ian Scheckter 	Tyrrell-Cosworth
Natal Mercury 100 	Roy Hesketh	March 29 	Ian Scheckter	Unknown 	Ian Scheckter 	Tyrrell-Cosworth
Brandkop Winter Trophy 	Brandkop 	May 3 	Unknown 	Unknown 	Ian Scheckter 	Tyrrell-Cosworth
South African Republic Trophy	Kyalami 	May 31 	Unknown 	Unknown 	Ian Scheckter 	Tyrrell-Cosworth
False Bay 100 	Killarney 	July 5 	Ian Scheckter	Unknown 	Guy Tunmer 	Lotus-Cosworth
Rand Winter Trophy 	Kyalami 	July 26 	Ian Scheckter	Unknown 	Ian Scheckter 	Tyrrell-Cosworth
Natal Spring Trophy 	Roy Hesketh	September 1	Ian Scheckter	Unknown 	Dave Charlton 	McLaren-Cosworth
Rand Spring Trophy 	Kyalami 	October 4 	Unknown 	Unknown 	Ian Scheckter 	Tyrrell-Cosworth
===Drivers' standings===
Pos.	Driver 	KIL	GOL	ROY	BRA	KYA	KIL	KYA	ROY	KYA	Pts.
1 	Ian Scheckter 	Ret	1 	1 	1 	1 	5 	1 	Ret	1 	56
2 	Dave Charlton 	1 	DSQ	2 	2 	2 	2 	2 	1 	2 	54
 	Guy Tunmer 	2 	2 	Ret	 	3 	1 	Ret	9 	3 	29
 	Tony Martin 	Ret	4 	4 	3 	5 	3 	DSQ	3 	Ret	20
 	Eddie Keizan 	Ret	Ret	3 	Ret	Ret	4 	3 	2 	Ret	17
 	Mike Domingo 	4 	3 	Ret	5 	4 	6 	4 	6 	 	17
 	Roy Klomfass 	3 	Ret	6 	4 	Ret	Ret	Ret	Ret	5 	10
 	Noddy Limberis	Ret	6 	7 	7 	9 	7 	7 	Ret	6 	2
 	Boet Pelser 	Ret	7 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	0
 	André Verwey 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	7 	Ret	0
 	Dave Hart 	 	DNS	 	DNS	8 	Ret	8 	Ret	 	0
 	Gary Ainscough	 	 	 	Ret	10 	Ret	Ret	8 	 	0
 	Joe Domingo 	Ret	5 	5 	 	 	 	 	 	 	4
===Constructors' standings===
TBA
1976 Formula One Non-Championship season

The 1976 Formula One Non-Championship season consisted of two rounds both held in Great Britain. Both races were won by James Hunt who went on to win both Championship and Non-Championship titles.
==Race results==
Race Name 	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position 	Fastest lap	Winning driver	Constructor
XI Race of Champions 	Brands Hatch	March 14	Jody Scheckter	James Hunt 	James Hunt 	McLaren-Cosworth
XXVIII BRDC International Trophy	Silverstone 	April 11	James Hunt 	James Hunt 	James Hunt 	McLaren-Cosworth
===Drivers' standings===
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Pos.	Driver 	ROC	SIL	Pts.
1 	James Hunt 	1 	1 	18
2 	Vittorio Brambilla	4 	2 	9
3 	Alan Jones 	2 	8 	6
4 	Jacky Ickx 	3 	Ret	4
5 	Jody Scheckter 	Ret	3 	4
6 	Tom Pryce 	6 	4 	4
7 	Chris Amon 	5 	DNS	2
8 	Jean-Pierre Jarier	 	5 	2
9 	Gunnar Nilsson 	8 	6 	1
 	Patrick Nève 	7 	11 	0
 	Mario Andretti 	 	7 	0
 	Carlos Pace 	Ret	9 	0
 	Giancarlo Martini 	DNS	10 	0
 	Loris Kessel 	Ret	12 	0
 	Bob Evans 	Ret	 	0
 	Harald Ertl 	Ret	 	0
 	Niki Lauda 	Ret	 	0
 	John Watson 	Ret	 	0
 	Brian McGuire 	 	Ret	0
 	Guy Edwards 	 	Ret	0
 	Damien Magee 	 	Ret	0
 	Brett Lunger 	 	DNS	0
Pos.	Driver 	ROC	SIL	Pts.
===Constructors' standings===
TBA
Category:Formula One Non-Championship seasons
1979 Formula One All-Stars season

The Gunnar Nilsson Trophy didn't count towards the championship, so the winner of that race Alan Jones was unclassified. However, the Dino Ferrari Grand Prix was, since only Grands Prix without the M-word in its title can count for the championship.
==Drivers standings==
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! Pos.
! Driver
! ROD
! DIN
! Pts.
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! 1
|align="left"| Niki Lauda
|bgcolor="#dfffdf"| 5
|bgcolor="#ffffbf"| 1
! 11
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! 2
|align="left"| Gilles Villeneuve
|bgcolor="#ffffbf"| 1
|bgcolor="#cfcfff"| 7
! 9
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|align="left"| Guy Edwards
|bgcolor="#cfcfff"| 7
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|align="left"| Gerd Biechteler
|bgcolor="#ffcfcf"| DNQ
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1981 rFactor Alternate Formula One season

The 1981 Formula One season will be the 32nd in the history of the championship, and the third under the FIA presidency of Jean-Luc Knighte.
 
==Season Calendar==
 	Race 	Track 	Date 	Pole position 	Fastest lap 	Winning driver 	Winning team
1 	Australian Grand Prix 	Mount Panarama 	2nd March 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
2 	South African Grand Prix	Kyalami 	16th March 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
3 	Brazilian Grand Prix 	Interlagos 	30th March 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
4 	Belgian Grand Prix 	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps 	13th April 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
5 	French Grand Prix 	Paul Ricard 	27th April 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
6 	Monaco Grand Prix 	Circuit de Monaco 	4th May 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
7 	Swiss Grand Prix 	Dijon-Prenois 	18th May 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
8 	United States Grand Prix	Michigan International Speedway	8th June 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
9 	Canadian Grand Prix 	Île Notre-Dame Circuit 	15th June 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
10	Irish Grand Prix 	Mondello Park 	6th July 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
11	British Grand Prix 	Knockhill Racing Circuit 	13th July 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
12	German Grand Prix 	Hockenheimring 	27th July 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
13	European Grand Prix 	Thruxton Circuit 	10th August 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
14	Austrian Grand Prix 	Salzburgring 	24th August 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
15	Tropican Grand Prix 	Marfield Mile 	7th September 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
16	Japanese Grand Prix 	Fuji Speedway 	21st September	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
17	US East Grand Prix 	Laguna Seca 	12th October 	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Guillaume Gauthier	Williams-Honda
Also Voecklers.
1982 WHRC British Grand Prix

==Entrants==
No.	Pilot
0 	Raymond Reid
2 	Bernd Mauer
3 	Joe Glover
4 	Ganelon Meilleur
10 	Michito Umaba
13 	Arrigo Milani
47 	Brady Adam
48 	Richard Fox
51 	Kepa Garbaxosa
47 	Jaiden Scott
58 	Franklin Pearce
78 	Vitale Zanardi
87 	Feofan Mihaylov
100	Karl Sjurd
1982 World Helicopter Racing Championships season

The 1982 World Helicopter Racing Championships season was the first series of the World Helicopter Racing Championships. The inaugural champion was Scotsman Raymond Reid.
==Pilots==
Constructor 	No.	Pilot 	Rounds
Westland Helicopters 	0 	Raymond Reid 	All
Westland Helicopters 	2 	Bernd Mauer 	All
Westland Helicopters 	3 	Joe Glover 	All
Westland Helicopters 	41 	Alexander S. Nilsson	3-5
Westland Helicopters 	57 	Jaiden Scott 	1
Kawasaki Aerospace Company	10 	Michito Umaba 	All
Kawasaki Aerospace Company	 	 	
The rest TBA
==Calendar==
Round	Race 	City 	Date 	Winning pilot 	Winning helicopter
1 	British Grand Prix 	Duxford 	February 14 	Raymond Reid 	Westland Helicopters
2 	Mexican Grand Prix 	Mexico City 	February 28 	Ganelon Meilleur	Boeing Rotorcraft Systems
3 	Danish Grand Prix 	Copenhagen 	April 11 	Raymond Reid 	Westland Helicopters
4 	United States Grand Prix	Phoenix 	May 23 	Roef Nieuwhof 	Kawasaki Aerospace Company
5 	Canadian Grand Prix 	Niagara Falls 	June 6 	Ganelon Meilleur	Boeing Rotorcraft Systems
6 	French Grand Prix 	Calais 	June 27 	Ganelon Meilleur	Boeing Rotorcraft Systems
7 	Irish Grand Prix 	Donegal 	September 12	Raymond Reid 	Westland Helicopters
8 	Brazilian Grand Prix 	Rio de Janeiro	September 26	Bernd Mauer 	Westland Helicopters
==Season summary==
Raymond Reid won the first ever race in the series held at Duxford Aerodrome. He missed the USA round, which was won by Roef Nieuwhof, due to family commitments. Reid won three races on the way to the inaugural WHRC title, as did his nearest rival, Ganelon Meilleur. They both won their home races.
==Pilots' standings==
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Pos.	Driver 	GBR	MEX	DEN	USA	CAN	FRA	IRL	BRA	Pts.
1 	Raymond Reid 	1 	4 	1 	 	DNF	2 	1 	12 	36
2 	Ganelon Meilleur	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
3 	Cormac O'Brady 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
4 	Bernd Mauer 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
5 	Joe Glover 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
6 	Samuel Perry 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
7 	Arrigo Milani 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
Pos.	Pilot 	GBR	MEX	DEN	USA	CAN	FRA	IRL	BRA	Pts.
Category:WHRC seasons
1983 Olethros 100

The 1983 Olethros 100 saw Sacha Crescenzi of Switzerland defend his crown and become a three-time world champion.
==Results==
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!Pos.
!No.
!Driver
!Time/Retired
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!1
|1
| Sacha Crescenzi
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!2
|5
| Dale Jackson
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!3
|14
| Wojciech Strzoda
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!4
|72
| Apostolos Efentopoulos
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!5
|2
| Filippo Guffanti
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!6
|18
| Warwick Coates
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!7
|42
| Roscoe Broom
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!8
|19
| Max Lurani
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!9
|41
| Daniele Raimondi
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!10
|78
| Themistoklis Parastatidis
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!11
|91
| Patryk Quattrone
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!12
|59
| Henrik Muller
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!13
|15
| Theodore Kritzinger
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!14
|41
| Karim Noto
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!15
|57
| Kenneth Giles
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!16
|103
| Herman Richardson
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!17
|92
| Mark Viridian
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!18
|37
| Tracey Waugh
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!19
|17
| Severino Grassotto
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!20
|16
| Rodger Gill
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!21
|107
| Clarence Juniper
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!22
|48
| Rab McConaghie
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!23
|110
| Kim Aurenmaa
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!24
|13
| Dario Rossier
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!25
|100
| Max Dobler
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!26
|77
| Henrik Gudbrandssen
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!27
|87
| Milan Divina
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!27
|104
| Cormac O'Brady
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!28
|23
| Gerald O'Shaughnessy
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!Ret
|148
| Vincenzo Kostas
|Mechanical
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!Ret
|93
| Tore Kasin
|Mechanical
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Category:Olethros 100
1985 International F3000 Non-Points Scorers Championship season

No.	Circuit 	Winning driver 	Winning team
1 	Silverstone 	N/A (no finishers) 	N/A (no finishers)
2 	Thruxton 	Alessandro Santin 	Sanremo Racing
3 	Estoril 	Roberto Del Castello	Sanremo Racing
4 	Vallelunga 	Roberto Del Castello	Sanremo Racing
5 	Pau 	N/A (no finishers) 	N/A (no finishers)
6 	Spa-Francorchamps	N/A (no finishers) 	N/A (no finishers)
7 	Dijon 	Aldo Bertuzzi 	Sanremo Racing
8 	Pergusa 	Alessandro Santin 	Sanremo Racing
9 	Zeltweg 	Alessandro Santin 	Sanremo Racing
10 	Zandvoort 	Alessandro Santin 	Sanremo Racing
11 	Donington Park 	Alessandro Santin 	Sanremo Racing
1985 Olethros 100

The 1985 Olethros 100 was won by Dale Jackson of the United Kingdom, his first title in the higher tier of motorsport. 17-year-old Henrik Muller became the youngest podium finisher in the race's history finishing second while Jackson's compatriot Warwick Coates was third.
Spanish driver Javier de los Santos finished in seventh but was disqualified as he was revealed to have caused Stuart Robertson's crash on lap 48.
==Results==
Pos.	No.	Driver 	Time/Retired
1 	3 	Marston Crinkleberry-Snatchet 	
2 	8 	Baron von Schlapzanger-Fattebugger-Groschenflapz 	
3 	19 	Doris the Laundrette Owner 	
4 	1 	Giancarlo Cazzostronzo 	
5 	777	Horace Hyuk-Hyuk Hee-Haw Harrison The Local Yokel	
6 	14 	Tore Kasin 	
7 	92 	Kim Aurenmaa 	
8 	73 	Themistoklis Parastatidis 	
9 	2 	Rodger Gill 	
10 	77 	Giannis Lygos 	
11 	74 	Dimitris Loizidis 	
12 	13 	Heath Scott 	
13 	79 	Giorgos Dimakis 	
14 	24 	Max Lurani 	
15 	62 	Cormac O'Brady 	
16 	100	Leonard Zondo 	
17 	81 	Christian Franz 	
18 	102	Alexandr Qodirov 	
19 	33 	Henrik Gudbrandssen 	
20 	54 	Dario Rossier 	
21 	106	Alex Kempley-Richardson 	
22 	5 	Seppo Rantanen 	
23 	70 	Thanasis Mantalovas 	
24 	99 	Pietro Perrone 	
Ret 	17 	Rab McConaghie 	Accident
Ret 	58 	Stuart Robertson 	Shat himself
Ret 	71 	Panagiotis Maslar 	Accidentally pressed killswitch with erect penis
Ret 	18 	Anders Svendsen 	Tried using Cravendale milk as fuel
Ret 	7 	Kjartan Baldursson 	Licked a cane toad and crashed into John McCrir
Ret 	52 	Roscoe Broom 	Oil leak
DNS 	97 	Theodore Kritzinger 	Did not start
DNS 	47 	Micka Fischer 	Did not start
DNS 	101	Steve Irwin's Right Hand And Nose 	Did not start
DSQ 	38 	General Franco 	Disqualified
Category:Olethros 100
1993 International Formula 3000 season

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! 1
| Olivier Panis
|bgcolor="#FFDF9F"| 3
|bgcolor="#DFFFDF"| 6
|bgcolor="#EFCFFF"| Ret
|bgcolor="#EFCFFF"| Ret
|bgcolor="#FFFFBF"| 1
|bgcolor="#FFFFBF"| 1
|bgcolor="#FFFFBF"| 1
|bgcolor="#CFCFFF"| 10
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| Olivier Beretta
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| Paul Stewart
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| Massimiliano Papis
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1994 Alternate Formula One season

The 1994 Formula One season was the 45th season of FIA Formula One motor racing. It featured the 1994 FIA Formula One World Championship which commenced on 27 March 1994, and ended on 13 November after sixteen races.
It was the first season run by the 'Randomicity Man' (real name Ferro Enzari) after Max Mosley was fired after only a year in charge for the 'Andrettigate' scandal in which Michael Andretti left McLaren with three races to go in 1993 despite scoring his maiden podium.
==Drivers and teams==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds
Williams F1 	0 	Damon Hill 	1
Williams F1 	2 	Ayrton Senna 	1
Tyrrell-Yamaha 	3 	Ukyo Katayama 	1
Tyrrell-Yamaha 	4 	Mark Blundell 	1
Benetton-Ford 	5 	Michael Schumacher 	1
Benetton-Ford 	6 	Jos Verstappen 	1
McLaren-Peugeot 	7 	Mika Häkkinen 	1
McLaren-Peugeot 	8 	Martin Brundle 	1
Footwork-Ford 	9 	Christian Fittipaldi 	1
Footwork-Ford 	10 	Gianni Morbidelli 	1
Lotus-Mugen-Honda	11 	Pedro Lamy 	1
Lotus-Mugen-Honda	12 	Johnny Herbert 	1
Jordan-Hart 	14 	Rubens Barrichello 	1
Jordan-Hart 	15 	Eddie Irvine 	1
Larrousse-Ford 	19 	Olivier Beretta 	1
Larrousse-Ford 	20 	Érik Comas 	1
Minardi-Ford 	23 	Pierluigi Martini 	1
Minardi-Ford 	24 	Michele Alboreto 	1
Ligier-Ford 	25 	Éric Bernard 	1
Ligier-Ford 	26 	Olivier Panis 	1
Ferrari 	27 	Jean Alesi 	1
Ferrari 	28 	Gerhard Berger 	1
Sauber-Mercedes 	29 	Karl Wendlinger 	1
Sauber-Mercedes 	30 	Heinz-Harald Frentzen	1
Simtek-Ford 	31 	David Brabham 	1
Simtek-Ford 	32 	Roland Ratzenberger 	1
Pacific-Ilmor 	33 	Paul Belmondo 	1
Pacific-Ilmor 	34 	Bertrand Gachot 	1
==Calendar==
Round	Race 	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winner	Winning team
1 	Brazilian Grand Prix 	Autódromo José Carlos Pace 	27 March 	 	 	 	
2 	Pacific Grand Prix 	TI Circuit 	17 April 	 	 	 	
3 	San Marino Grand Prix	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari	1 May 	 	 	 	
4 	Monaco Grand Prix 	Circuit de Monaco 	15 May 	 	 	 	
5 	Spanish Grand Prix 	Circuit de Catalunya 	29 May 	 	 	 	
6 	Canadian Grand Prix 	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve 	12 June 	 	 	 	
7 	French Grand Prix 	Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours	3 July 	 	 	 	
8 	British Grand Prix 	Silverstone Circuit 	10 July 	 	 	 	
9 	German Grand Prix 	Hockenheimring 	31 July 	 	 	 	
10 	Hungarian Grand Prix 	Hungaroring 	14 August 	 	 	 	
11 	Belgian Grand Prix 	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps 	28 August 	 	 	 	
12 	Italian Grand Prix 	Autodromo Nazionale Monza 	11 September	 	 	 	
13 	Portuguese Grand Prix	Autódromo do Estoril 	25 September	 	 	 	
14 	European Grand Prix 	Circuito Permanente de Jerez 	16 October 	 	 	 	
15 	Japanese Grand Prix 	Suzuka Circuit 	6 November 	 	 	 	
16 	Australian Grand Prix	Adelaide Street Circuit 	13 November
1994 Fictitious Formula One season

The 1994 Fictitious Formula One season was the first in the championship's history. It sees the normal teams and tracks from the 1994 season but with different drivers.
==Drivers and constructors==
Team 	No.	Driver 	Rounds	Test drivers
Williams-Renault 	0 	Muhammad Brooks 	1 	Evan Palmer Tom Eisenhauer
Williams-Renault 	2 	Thomas Ward 	1 	Evan Palmer Tom Eisenhauer
Tyrrell-Yamaha 	3 	Roland Benkö 	1 	Jeoffroi Allard
Tyrrell-Yamaha 	4 	Eric Schwarz 	1 	Jeoffroi Allard
Benetton-Ford 	5 	Jozafat Maciejewski 	1 	Rayen Gil Olivo
Benetton-Ford 	6 	Gigliola Fallaci 	1 	Rayen Gil Olivo
McLaren-Peugeot 	7 	Elijah Grant 	1 	Xavier Angwin Herman Kellman
McLaren-Peugeot 	8 	Blake Rylah 	1 	Xavier Angwin Herman Kellman
Footwork-Ford 	9 	Dinant van Trier 	1 	Miikka Kankaanpää Heidi Heikelä
Footwork-Ford 	10 	Outa Tamura 	1 	Miikka Kankaanpää Heidi Heikelä
Lotus-Mugen Honda	11 	Louie Woodward 	1 	Aston Simpson Rhys Barnett
Lotus-Mugen Honda	12 	Kimi Pihlava 	1 	Aston Simpson Rhys Barnett
Jordan-Hart 	14 	Guilherme Correia Rocha	1 	Joe Reynolds
Jordan-Hart 	15 	Adalberto Pinto 	1 	Joe Reynolds
Larrousse-Ford 	19 	Natan Sinclair 	1 	Amin Ekström Shouya Takahashi
Larrousse-Ford 	20 	Max Kaiser 	1 	Amin Ekström Shouya Takahashi
Minardi-Ford 	23 	Lodovico Romani 	1 	Wojtek Dudek Bradley Peters
Minardi-Ford 	24 	Barnaba De Luca 	1 	Wojtek Dudek Bradley Peters
Ligier-Ford 	25 	Jerry C. Bryant 	1 	Étienne Tremblay
Ligier-Ford 	26 	Wang Liang 	1 	Étienne Tremblay
Ferrari 	27 	Harry Millar 	1 	Caiden Findlay
Ferrari 	28 	Mario Panicucci 	1 	Caiden Findlay
Sauber-Mercedes 	29 	Satori Jouon 	1 	Melampus Whitfoot
Sauber-Mercedes 	30 	Elliot Lønning 	1 	Melampus Whitfoot
Simtek-Ford 	31 	Stepan Efimov 	1 	Guilherme Dias Almeida Steffen Engel
Simtek-Ford 	32 	Auriville Poissonnier 	1 	Guilherme Dias Almeida Steffen Engel
Pacific-Ilmor 	33 	Niklas Ernest 	1 	Bucca Smallburrow
Pacific-Ilmor 	34 	Eyüp Berkhof 	1 	Bucca Smallburrow
==Calendar==
Round	Race 	Circuit 	Date 	Pole position	Fastest lap	Winner	Winning team
1 	Brazilian Grand Prix 	Autódromo José Carlos Pace 	27 March 	 	 	 	
2 	Pacific Grand Prix 	TI Circuit 	17 April 	 	 	 	
3 	San Marino Grand Prix	Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari	1 May 	 	 	 	
4 	Monaco Grand Prix 	Circuit de Monaco 	15 May 	 	 	 	
5 	Spanish Grand Prix 	Circuit de Catalunya 	29 May 	 	 	 	
6 	Canadian Grand Prix 	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve 	12 June 	 	 	 	
7 	French Grand Prix 	Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours	3 July 	 	 	 	
8 	British Grand Prix 	Silverstone Circuit 	10 July 	 	 	 	
9 	German Grand Prix 	Hockenheimring 	31 July 	 	 	 	
10 	Hungarian Grand Prix 	Hungaroring 	14 August 	 	 	 	
11 	Belgian Grand Prix 	Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps 	28 August 	 	 	 	
12 	Italian Grand Prix 	Autodromo Nazionale Monza 	11 September	 	 	 	
13 	Portuguese Grand Prix	Autódromo do Estoril 	25 September	 	 	 	
14 	European Grand Prix 	Circuito Permanente de Jerez 	16 October 	 	 	 	
15 	Japanese Grand Prix 	Suzuka Circuit 	6 November 	 	 	 	
16 	Australian Grand Prix	Adelaide Street Circuit 	13 November