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How many races for Roger Williamson in his Formula 1 career?
Roger Williamson started only two races in his Formula 1 career, both in 1973.
When was Marco Apicella's only race in his Formula 1 career?
Marco Apicella's only Formula 1 race was on September 12, 1993. It was the Pioneer Grand Prix of Italy at Autodromo Nazionale di Monza. He started 23rd and finished 26th. Apicella crashed without ever completing a lap, and holds the record for the shortest race distance covered in a Formula 1 career.
Is Katie Morgan colin Morgan's sister?
No, she isn't. Colin only has a brother called Neil
What is the difference between a colin and a semi colin?
On the lighter sideColin (Answers.com project manager) is an awesome and amazing guy!Semi is the prefix for half, so a semi Colin would mean you only have half of Colin, and that's pretty sad.A whole Colin is always preferable over a semi Colin.
When was Markus Winkelhock's only race in his Formula 1 career?
2007 European Grand Prix driving for Spyker ... he retired after 13 laps and was not classified.
What Colin Mcrae games are on ps2?
Colin McRae Rally 3 was released in both the US and EU, while Colin McRae Rally 04 was released only in EU for the PS2.
When was Vincenzo Sospiri's last race in his formula 1 career?
Sospiri did not qualify in his only attempt to race in a Grand Prix, at the 1997 Australian Grand Prix.
Did Colin Farrel ever play Wolverine?
no, only Hugh jackman did. Colin Farrel however played Bullseye in the film Daredevil.
What did Colin Powell invent?
The 'rino'.. Republican in name only?
Does ewan have a sister?
No, he only has a brother. His name is Colin McGregor.
When was Stephane Sarrazin's only race in his Formula 1 career?
Stephane Sarrazin's only Formula 1 race was on April 11, 1999. It was the Marlboro Grand Prix of Brazil at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace. He started 18th and finished 16th, completing 31 of 72 laps.
Did Colin Thiele get married?
Yes. Not only was author Colon Thiele married, he also had two daughters.
