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Guy Edwards

Guy Edwards

Guy Edwards

International Gold Cup – 1980

International Gold Cup – 1980

Stephen South

Stephen South

332nd GP – United States West 1980

332nd GP – United States West 1980

ATS D4

ATS D4

McLaren M29C

McLaren M29C

Tyrrell 010

Tyrrell 010

331st GP – South Africa 1980

331st GP – South Africa 1980

330th GP – Brazil 1980

330th GP – Brazil 1980

Osella FA1

Osella FA1

Arrows A2 – 80

Arrows A2 – 80

Arrows A3

Arrows A3

Williams FW07 – 80

Williams FW07 – 80

Williams FW07B

Williams FW07B

Ligier JS11/15

Ligier JS11/15

Alfa Romeo 179 – 80

Alfa Romeo 179 – 80

Fittipaldi F7

Fittipaldi F7

Shadow DN11

Shadow DN11

Renault RE20

Renault RE20

Ensign N180

Ensign N180

Lotus 79 – 80

Lotus 79 – 80

Lotus 81

Lotus 81

ATS D3 – 80

ATS D3 – 80

McLaren M29B

McLaren M29B

Brabham BT49 – 80

Brabham BT49 – 80

Tyrrell 009 – 80

Tyrrell 009 – 80

Ferrari 312T5

Ferrari 312T5

Patrick Depailler

Patrick Depailler

Emerson Fittipaldi

Emerson Fittipaldi

David Kennedy

David Kennedy

Clay Regazzoni

Clay Regazzoni

Jody Scheckter

Jody Scheckter

329th GP – Argentina 1980

329th GP – Argentina 1980

Riviera F1

Riviera F1

Aurora AFX F1 – 1979

Bradford & Bingley Trophy – 1979

Bradford & Bingley Trophy – 1979

1979 – 30th Season

1979 – 30th Season

328th GP – United States 1979

328th GP – United States 1979

Brabham BT49

Brabham BT49

327th GP – Canada 1979

327th GP – Canada 1979

Budweiser Trophy – 1979

Budweiser Trophy – 1979

Extra Championship GPs – 1979

Alex Ribeiro

Alex Ribeiro

Gran Premio Dino Ferrari – 1979

Gran Premio Dino Ferrari – 1979

Guido Pardini

Guido Pardini

Radio Victory Trophy – 1979

Radio Victory Trophy – 1979

Alfa Romeo 179

Alfa Romeo 179

Rebaque HR100

Rebaque HR100

Rebaque

Rebaque

326th GP – Italy 1979

326th GP – Italy 1979

LEC

LEC

David Purley

David Purley

Marco Micangeli

Marco Micangeli

Fuji Tapes Trophy – 1979

Fuji Tapes Trophy – 1979

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  • Bob Bondurant born in 1933.
  • Helmut Marko born in 1943.
  • Russ Klar born in 1914.
  • Marvin Pifer born in 1928.
  • Carlo Felice Trossi born in 1908.
  • Josef Müller born in 1899.
  • Carlos Menditeguy died in 1973.
  • Kenneth Bear died in 1949.
  • Gaborez (Gilbert Gaborit) died in 1976.
  • Amedeo Sillitti died in 1930.
  • Alain Prost won the Gran Premio di San Marino 1986.
  • Kimi Räikkönen won the Gran Premio de España 2008.
  • Heinz-Harald Frentzen won the Gran Premio di San Marino 1997.
  • Jochen Mass won the Gran Premio de España 1975.
  • Denny Hulme won the International Trophy 1968.
  • Graham Hill won the Aintree 200 1963.
  • Alberto Ascari won the Grand Prix de Marseille 1952.
  • Eugène Chaboud won the Grand Prix du Roussillon 1947.
  • Jean de Maleplane won the Grand Prix d’Oranie 1930.
  • Christian Werner won the Targa Florio 1924.

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