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ARTICLES RELATED TO Kimi Räikkönen | | | |  Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - Kimi Räikkönen - McLaren 2002-2006Räikkönen, long rumoured to be linked to a future Ferrari deal, instead sufficiently impressed McLaren, earning a race seat on Ron Dennis's team for 2002, replacing double-world champion (and fellow Finn) Mika Häkkinen.
Kimi Räikkönen - 2002.
Räikkönen scored a third-place podium finish in his first race with McLaren, the 2002 Australian Grand Prix. Although McLaren suffered many Mercedes engine failures in 2002, he still managed to score 24 points and four podiums, and held his own to teammate Davi ...
See also:Kimi Räikkönen, Kimi Räikkönen - Early career until 2000, Kimi Räikkönen - Sauber - his entry into F1 2001, Kimi Räikkönen - McLaren 2002-2006, Kimi Räikkönen - 2002, Kimi Räikkönen - 2003, Kimi Räikkönen - 2004, Kimi Räikkönen - 2005, Kimi Räikkönen - 2006, Kimi Räikkönen - 2007?, Kimi Räikkönen - Formula One results, Kimi Räikkönen - Grand Prix, Kimi Räikkönen - Championship qualifications, Kimi Räikkönen - Formula One Records Read more here: » Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - Kimi Räikkönen - McLaren 2002-2006 |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - 1979 in sports - Golf Men's Golf
Grand Slam of golf results:
May - The Masters - Fuzzy Zoeller
June - US Open - Hale Irwin
July 20 - British Open - Seve Ballesteros
August - PGA Championship - David Graham
PGA tour's leading money winner for the year: Tom Watson - $462,636
Ryder Cup: United States won 17-11 over Europe in the first Ryder Cup to feature a side representing all Europe.
Women's Golf
US Women's Open - Jerilyn Britz
LPGA Championship - Donna Caponi
Nancy Lopez: leading money winner on ...
See also:1979 in sports, 1979 in sports - Auto Racing, 1979 in sports - Baseball, 1979 in sports - Basketball, 1979 in sports - Boxing, 1979 in sports - Cricket, 1979 in sports - Cycling, 1979 in sports - Field Hockey, 1979 in sports - Figure Skating, 1979 in sports - Football American, 1979 in sports - Football Australian Rules, 1979 in sports - Football Canadian, 1979 in sports - Football Soccer, 1979 in sports - Golf, 1979 in sports - Thoroughbred Horse Racing, 1979 in sports - Harness Racing, 1979 in sports - Ice Hockey, 1979 in sports - Skiing, 1979 in sports - Snooker, 1979 in sports - Tennis, 1979 in sports - General sporting events, 1979 in sports - Births, 1979 in sports - January-March, 1979 in sports - April-June, 1979 in sports - July-September, 1979 in sports - October-December, 1979 in sports - Deaths Read more here: » 1979 in sports: Encyclopedia II - 1979 in sports - Golf |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - Future of Formula One - Proposed new teams Some new teams are expected to join the grid in the coming seasons.
Future of Formula One - MF1 Racing.
MF1 Racing intends to run the first Russian driver in F1 history. The team is owned by the Midland Group. In 2005, Midland bought Jordan Grand Prix. The move was in order to avoid paying the large deposit required to enter Formula One, and Midland apparently still want to build their team from scratch. The team continued to be known as Jordan in 2005, but the team will change name to MF1 Racing for 2006.
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See also:Future of Formula One, Future of Formula One - The thinking behind rule changes, Future of Formula One - Safety, Future of Formula One - Cost-cutting, Future of Formula One - Excitement, Future of Formula One - Technical regulations, Future of Formula One - Changes for 2005, Future of Formula One - Changes for 2006, Future of Formula One - Qualifying, Future of Formula One - Politics, Future of Formula One - Future proposals, Future of Formula One - FIA proposals, Future of Formula One - Teams' proposals, Future of Formula One - Fans' proposals, Future of Formula One - Circuit design, Future of Formula One - Grands Prix, Future of Formula One - Proposed new teams, Future of Formula One - MF1 Racing, Future of Formula One - Scuderia Toro Rosso, Future of Formula One - Super Aguri F1, Future of Formula One - Team Dubai, Future of Formula One - Direxiv, Future of Formula One - Team Eddie Irvine Read more here: » Future of Formula One: Encyclopedia II - Future of Formula One - Proposed new teams |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - History of Formula One - Safety rules and regulations By 1994, the last death in Formula 1 was nearly a decade past, that of Elio de Angelis during testing in 1986. There had been several horrifying accidents (for example Nelson Piquet and Gerhard Berger at Imola, or Martin Donnelly in Spain), but no fatalities. The speed of Formula 1 cars had continuously risen over 8 years, despite turbocharged engines being made illegal and reducing the width of tyres and eventually removing driver aids. There was an "air of invincibility" in Formula 1, a ...
See also:History of Formula One, History of Formula One - The early years, History of Formula One - The rear engine revolution, History of Formula One - Technology emerges, History of Formula One - Sponsorship arrives, History of Formula One - Ferrari and McLaren at the top, History of Formula One - The turbo F1 era, History of Formula One - Domination of McLaren and Williams, History of Formula One - Safety rules and regulations, History of Formula One - Schumacher and Ferrari dominance, History of Formula One - After the Ferrari dominance, History of Formula One - The 2006 season Read more here: » History of Formula One: Encyclopedia II - History of Formula One - Safety rules and regulations |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - Finnish language - Lexicon Finnish extensively employs regular agglutination. It has a smaller core vocabulary than, for example, English, and uses derivative suffixes to a greater extent. As an example, take the word kirja "a book", from which one can form derivatives kirjain "a letter" (of the alphabet), kirje "a piece of correspondence, a letter", kirjasto "a library", kirjailija "an author", kirjallisuus "literature", kirjoittaa "to write", kirjoittaja "a writer", kirjallinen "something in written form", kirjata "to write down, register, re ...
See also:Finnish language, Finnish language - History, Finnish language - Agricola's work, Finnish language - Classification, Finnish language - Geographic distribution, Finnish language - Official status, Finnish language - Dialects, Finnish language - Western dialects, Finnish language - Eastern dialects, Finnish language - Formal and informal Finnish, Finnish language - Examples, Finnish language - Phonology, Finnish language - Grammar, Finnish language - Lexicon, Finnish language - Borrowing, Finnish language - Neologisms, Finnish language - Finnish loans to other languages, Finnish language - Orthography, Finnish language - Basic greetings, Finnish language - Important words, Finnish language - Bibliography, Finnish language - English books, Finnish language - Finnish books Read more here: » Finnish language: Encyclopedia II - Finnish language - Lexicon |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - Formula One - History The Formula One series has its roots in the European Grand Prix motor racing (q.v. for pre-1947 history) of the 1920s and 1930s. A number of Grand Prix racing organisations laid out rules for a World Championship before World War II, but due to the suspension of racing during the war, the World Drivers Championship was not formalised until 1947, and was first run in 1950. A championship for constructors followed in 1958. Non-championship Formula One races were held for many years, but due to the rising cost of competition, the last of ...
See also:Formula One, Formula One - History, Formula One - Formative years, Formula One - Rise in popularity, Formula One - Modern F1, Formula One - Racing and strategy, Formula One - Drivers and constructors, Formula One - Grands Prix, Formula One - Circuits, Formula One - The future of Formula One, Formula One - Venue changes, Formula One - Rule changes, Formula One - Small teams, Formula One - Notes Read more here: » Formula One: Encyclopedia II - Formula One - History |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - List of Finland-related topics - Economy Main article: Economy of Finland
Finland and Globalization
List of Finnish companies
Alma Media
Finnair
Hesburger
Nokia
Nordea
Stora-Enso
UPM-Kymmene
YLE
List of Finnish newspapers
Suomen Pankki
Tourism in Finland
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See also:List of Finland-related topics, List of Finland-related topics - The main article, List of Finland-related topics - Administrative regions, List of Finland-related topics - Communications, List of Finland-related topics - Culture, List of Finland-related topics - Demography and languages, List of Finland-related topics - Economy, List of Finland-related topics - Education and Science, List of Finland-related topics - Environment, List of Finland-related topics - Geography, List of Finland-related topics - History, List of Finland-related topics - Lists, List of Finland-related topics - Politics, List of Finland-related topics - Religion, List of Finland-related topics - Sport, List of Finland-related topics - Other pages Read more here: » List of Finland-related topics: Encyclopedia II - List of Finland-related topics - Economy |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix - Summary The 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix was only the second Formula One grand prix held in the Middle East, bringing the challenges of high temperatures and dusty conditions. The race was held the day after Pope John Paul II died, with several teams and drivers offering their respects.
The circuit had been modified slightly from 2004, with turn 4 in particular being widened on the exit.
First qualifying on Saturday resulted in few surprises — for the first few drivers, the circuit was still somewhat sandy, providing poor grip, while the later runners performed well, with Fernando Alonso t ...
See also:2005 Bahrain Grand Prix, 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix - Summary, 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix - Classification, 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix - Notes Read more here: » 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix: Encyclopedia II - 2005 Bahrain Grand Prix - Summary |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - Mercedes-Benz - Motorsport Mercedes-Benz has been successful in motor racing throughout their history. The Mercedes Simplex of the early 1900s was the first purpose built race car, much lower than the usual designs that were similar to horse carriages; it dominated racing for years.
In 1914, just before the beginning of the war, Mercedes won the French Grand Prix, which was a blow to the French at that time. Benz raced an aerodynamically shaped Tropfenwagen in the 1920s before both companies united. In the 1930s, with their mighty Silver Arrows, they dom ...
See also:Mercedes-Benz, Mercedes-Benz - History, Mercedes-Benz - Motorsport, Mercedes-Benz - McLaren, Mercedes-Benz - 2005 season, Mercedes-Benz - Trivia, Mercedes-Benz - Nomenclature, Mercedes-Benz - Significant models produced, Mercedes-Benz - Buses, Mercedes-Benz - Vans, Mercedes-Benz - Trucks Read more here: » Mercedes-Benz: Encyclopedia II - Mercedes-Benz - Motorsport |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - Nürburgring - Post-war After World War II, racing recommenced in the 1950s and the Nordschleife of the Nürburgring again became the popular venue for the German Grand Prix as part of the Formula One World Championship (with the exception of 1959 when it was held on the AVUS in Berlin). It featured a new generation of F1 Ringmeisters, with racers like Alberto Ascari, Juan Manuel Fangio, Stirling Moss, John Surtees, Jackie Stewart and Jacky Ickx.
In 1953, the ADAC 1000km Nürburgring race was introduced, an Endurance race and Sports car racing event that counted towards the ...
See also:Nürburgring, Nürburgring - Early history, Nürburgring - Post-war, Nürburgring - Racing today, Nürburgring - Public access, Nürburgring - Commercial aspects, Nürburgring - Map Read more here: » Nürburgring: Encyclopedia II - Nürburgring - Post-war |
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| | | | Kimi Räikkönen: Encyclopedia II - 2005 European Grand Prix - Summary The 2005 European Grand Prix was the seventh race of the 2005 Formula One season, and was the second of a series of 6 races held within 8 weeks. The race saw the return of the B.A.R.-Honda team, who were suspended for two races following the San Marino Grand Prix, due to a fuel tank irregularity. However, due to the 2005 engine regulations, they had to use engines from the San Marino race, which had been untouched for 5 weeks. Red Bull Racing decided that Vitantonio Liuzzi would retain his race seat for one round, before Christian Klien woul ...
See also:2005 European Grand Prix, 2005 European Grand Prix - Summary, 2005 European Grand Prix - Classification, 2005 European Grand Prix - Qualifying, 2005 European Grand Prix - Race, 2005 European Grand Prix - Notes Read more here: » 2005 European Grand Prix: Encyclopedia II - 2005 European Grand Prix - Summary |
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