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• Zhuhai International Circuit
  ==International Races== ==Asian Races==
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• Coppa Acerbo
  *1937 - [[Bernd Rosemeyer]] ([[Auto Union]] 6.0L Typ.1936 Rennwagen) *1936 - Bernd Rosemeyer (Auto Union 6.0L Typ.1936 Rennwagen)
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• Achille Varzi
  ...r. As a young man, he was a successful motorbike racer before switching to auto racing in 1928 where, for the next ten years he would rival the great [[Taz ...markable comeback at the age of 42. In 1947, he won three minor Grand Prix races and traveled to [[Argentina]] to race in the [[Grand Prix of Buenos Aires]]
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• Formula Three
  ...ly inexpensive, which makes F3 an attractive entry-level into higher class auto racing. ...d 1950s (and stars like [[Stirling Moss]] continued to race in selected F3 races even during their GP careers) although started to decline in the UK when sm
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• Christian Fittipaldi
  |Races || 43 | First Race || [[2002 in NASCAR|2002]] [[Checker Auto Parts 500]] ([[Phoenix International Raceway|Phoenix]])
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• Jody Scheckter
  '''Jody David Scheckter''' ([[January 29]], [[1950]]- ) is a former [[auto racing]] driver, the [[1979]] [[Formula One]] World Drivers Champion. He wa ...six-wheeler its only win on Sweden's [[Anderstorp]] circuit and in his 12 races with the car, he scored points 10 times.
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• European Touring Car Championship
  In 1963 races or [[hillclimbing]] events at [[Nürburgring]], [[Mont Ventoux]], [[Brands ...re the teams' favorites, although the [[Porsche 911]] did take part in the races.
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• Ward Burton
  ...'' (born [[October 25]], [[1961]]) is an American [[NASCAR]] [[auto racing|auto racer]]. Although he has been unemployed since 2004, he is frequently one o He moved up to [[NEXTEL Cup|Winston Cup]] in 1994. He ran 26 of 31 races in the #31 [[Hardees]] [[Chevrolet Lumina| Chevy]] for Alan Dillard, Jr.
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• Coppa Ciano
  See also: [[List of major automobile races in Italy]] [[Category:Auto races]]
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• Road racing
  ...d running]], [[road bicycle racing|road bicycle races]], or [[automobile]] races. As contemplated in this article, the term will be treated as it relates t '''Road racing''' can be of two types: in the first, car or motorcycle races are run on specially built, closed circuit courses; in the second, public [
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• List of international auto racing colors
  ...], [[sports car racing]], [[touring car racing]] and other international [[auto racing]] competitions customarily [[paint]]ed their cars in '''racing colou ...d Prix motor racing]], when blue Bugatti and red Alfa Romeo dominated many races.
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• Enzo Ferrari
  ...l 1932. In 1924 he won the Coppa Acerbo at Pescara. His successes in local races encouraged Alfa to offer him a chance of much more prestigious competition ...ompany won few victories (1935 in Germany by Nuvolari was an exception), [[Auto Union]] and [[Mercedes-Benz|Mercedes]] dominated. In 1937 Alfa took control
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• 1000km Spa
  The [[Spa 24 Hours]] had been introduced in 1924, and other races followed. As on the [[Nürburgring]], both a 24h race for touring cars and | {{flagiconUnited Kingdom}} [[Derek Bell (auto racer)|Derek Bell]]<br>{{flagiconUnited Kingdom}} [[Mike Hailwood]]
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• Czechoslovakian Grand Prix
  The 1949 competition, raced in the opposite direction than the pre-war races, drew a crowd in excess of 400,000 people. However, this would be the last | [[Auto Union]]
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• Board track racing
  ...ack used the same technology as the French [[velodrome]]s used for bicycle races. The tracks were created with 2x4 boards. Tracks were banked up to 45 degre ...motorcycle.com/mo/mcmuseum/inracer.html]. The 1913 motorcycle championship races were moved to a [[dirt track racing|dirt track]] because dirt was safer. Bo
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• Kay Petre
  ...like the Brooklands 500 Miles and Double Twelve Hours, plus [[sports car]] races at [[Donington Park]] and [[The Crystal Palace|Crystal Palace]]. She partne ...Here she befriended the legendary [[Bernd Rosemeyer]], who was racing for Auto Union. Competing against him and other top drivers of the day, she drove in
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• Open wheel
  '''Open wheel car''' is a term for cars, usually purpose-built [[auto racing|racecars]], with the wheels located outside the car's main body, as Most open-wheeler races are on dedicated road race circuits. Some major races are held on temporary street circuits, and in the US many are held on oval
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• Open-wheel
  '''Open wheel car''' is a term for cars, usually purpose-built [[auto racing|racecars]], with the wheels located outside the car's main body, as Most open-wheeler races are on dedicated road race circuits. Some major races are held on temporary street circuits, and in the US many are held on oval
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• Sprint car
  ..., including [[Jeff Gordon]] and [[Tony Stewart]]. As a challenging form of auto racing, sprint car racing is considered an excellent training ground for NA ...to the non-winged cars, which had an ESPN contract with the United States Auto Club.
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• Barney Oldfield
  ===Auto racer=== ...ks in 18 weeks, and had four exhibition run and won sixteen straight match races. He frequently raced in a three event matchs, and won the first part by a n
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