Arrows Grand Prix International

Also known as Arrows F1 team, Arrows Formula One team

scuderia britannica di Formula 1

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Vinony's link graph records 781 inbound references to Arrows Grand Prix International, and connects out to Sauber Motorsport, 1999 Formula One World Championship and 1998 Formula One World Championship.

It sits within the topics 1977 establishments in the United Kingdom, 2002 disestablishments in the United Kingdom and Arrows Grand Prix International.

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Key facts

Full name: Arrows Grand Prix International
Base: Milton Keynes , United Kingdom , (1977–1996), Leafield , United Kingdom , (1997–2002)
Founder s: Franco Ambrosio , Alan Rees , Jackie Oliver , Dave Wass, Tony Southgate
Noted staff: Tom Walkinshaw , Heini Mader , Justin Loosley , Ross Brawn
Noted drivers: Riccardo Patrese , Rolf Stommelen , Jochen Mass , Alan Jones , Thierry Boutsen , Gerhard Berger , Derek Warwick , Eddie Cheever , Damon Hill , Jos Verstappen , Enrique Bernoldi
First entry: 1978 Brazilian Grand Prix
Races entered: 394 entries (382 starts)
Race victories: 0 (Best finish: five 2nd places, last one at 1997 Hungarian Grand Prix )
Final entry: 2002 German Grand Prix

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Commons category: Arrows Grand Prix
Commons gallery: Arrows Grand Prix
number of matches played/races/starts: 716
number of wins: 0
points for: 167

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Article · Italiano

La Arrows Grand Prix International è stata una scuderia britannica di Formula 1, con sede a Milton Keynes, fondata nel 1977 dal finanziere italiano Franco Ambrosio e dagli ex-componenti della squadra Shadow Alan Rees, Jackie Oliver, e Tony Southgate. Oltre ad essere l'acronimo (ancorché imperfetto) dei nomi dei fondatori, il nome della squadra significa "frecce" in inglese.

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