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How many Formula 1 championship races in 2005 did Michael Schumacher win?
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In 2005, Michael Schumacher had one Formula 1 win. It was the SAP United States Grand Prix at Indianapolis Grand Prix Circuit on June 19th.
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When did Michael Schumacher start to race?
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What car number was Michael Schumacher in the first season of his Formula 1 career?
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Who won the 2000 F1 Grandprix Drivers Championship?
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Who won the Fomula 1 championship in 2004?
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Which team won the 2003 Formula One car racing championship?
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