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Saavedra, Sebastian (COL)

b 02/06/1990 (Bogota)

2006 - USA F.BMW: 11th
2008 - German F3 Cup (HS Technik Dallara-Mercedes F307): 2nd, 99 pts

"Sabipa" (F)

b 1890

Born in the South of France in 1890, Sabipa started racing in 1920 when he finshed 4th in the Cyclecar GP at Le Mans (Weler). The following year he bought a Bugatti which he drove in minor events for the next four years. In 1925 he drove in the 12 Hour Touring Car GP at San Sebastian, winning the 1500cc class single-handed. He was a member of the Bugatti works team in the 1926 Italian GP at Monza which he won (in a type T39A), and in the 1927 Targa Florio he had a lucky escape when he skidded in avoiding a large boulder in the road, and ended up unhurt in a garden 50 feet below. He had another lucky escape in the 1930 French GP at Pau when he overturned and was thrown out into the road, to be narrowly missed by Birkin's Bentley which was following close behind. In the 1928 Le Mans race he drove an Itala, finishing 8th. He last appeared in competition at the Le Mans 24 Hrs of 1932 and 1933, when he drove an Alfa Romeo with Mme. Siko, finishing 4th in 1932. The pseudonym of Sabipa was acquired when in response to a journalist's question he answered in Provencal dialect "Sabe pas" (I don't know).

Sachs, Eddie (USA)

b 28/5/1927 (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) - d 30/5/1964 (Indianapolis)

1956 - Indycars (Hillegass-Offenhauser): 1 win (Atlanta)
1958 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 2 wins (Langhorne, Indiana State Fairgrounds)
1959 - Indycars (Meskowski-Offenhauser): 2 wins (Syracuse, Trenton Race 2)
1960 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 1 win (Trenton Race 2)
1961 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 2 wins (Trenton Races 1 & 2)

Sadler, Elliott (USA)

b 30/4/1975

1995 - NASCAR Winston Track Title winner at South Boston Speedway
1998 - NASCAR: 2 races
1999 - NASCAR: 1 top 10 finish
2000 - NASCAR: 29th, 2762 pts, 1 top 5 finish
2001 - NASCAR (Wood Bros. Ford): 20th, 3471 pts
2004 - NASCAR (Ford): 9th, 6024 pts

Saelens, David (B)

b 1975

1988 - Belgian VAS Karting Champion
1996 - European F.Renault, 2nd. Spa 24 Hrs (BMW 320i)
1998 - French F3, Champion. Won Marlboro Masters F3 race.
1999 - F3000 (WRT & Super Nova)
2000 - F3000 (Super Nova): J6th, 15 pts
2001 - F3000 (Minardi Jr): 10th, 10 pts (4th Interlagos & Nurburgring, 5th Barcelona & Monza)
2002 - F3000 (European Minardi): entered first five races, retiring from four of them, finishing 16th at Barcelona
2005 - Porsche Supercup (Pro Futura Racing Team Kadach): 3rd, 145 pts - was fined Euro 3000 and was reported to the Belgian ASN for punching Richard Westbrook post-race at the Hungaroring.

Saenz Valiente, Enrique (RA)

b

1955 - Sportscars (Ferrari 375 Plus): 1 win (Buenos Aires) with J.M.Ibanez

Sage, Jean (F)

b

Sporting director at the Renault F1 team between 1977 and 1985.

Said III, Boris (USA)

b 18/09/1962

2002 - Trans-Am (Panoz Esperante/Ford Mustang): Champion, 359 pts

Sailer, Max (D)

b - d

Mercedes driver in the 1930s and director of Daimler-Benz.

Sainz, Carlos (E)

b 12/04/1962

2000 - World Rally Championship (Ford Focus WRC): 3rd, 46 pts, with L.Moya. 1 win (Cyprus)
2001 - World Rally Championship (Ford Focus WRC01): 6th, 23 pts, with L.Moya.
2002 - World Rally Championship (Ford Focus RS WRC02): 3rd, 36 pts, 1 win (Argentina - preceding two drivers were disqualified for technical infringements), with L.Moya.
2003 - World Rally Championship (Citroën Xsara WRC): 3rd, 63 pts, 1 win (Turkey), with L.Moya
2004 - World Rally Championship (Citroën Xsara WRC): 4th, 73 pts, 1 win (Argentina), with M.Marti. Missed final round in Australia after crashing in recce, and retired from the championship.
2005 - World Rally Championship (Citroën Xsara WRC): 13th, 11 pts, after replacing Duval for the Rally Turkey and Acropolis Rally, and finishing 4th and 3rd.
2007 - FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies (Volkswagen Toureg): Champion, 37 pts, with M.Perin

Sakamoto, Yuya (J)

b

2004 - Brands Hatch Formula Ford Festival (Nexa Racing Van Diemen RF03): 2nd.

Salamano, Carlo (I)

b - d 19/1/1969

1923 - Won Italian GP (Fiat 805)

Salani, Ettore (I)

b

1949 - Won Mille Miglia (Ferrari 166MM) with C.Biondetti

Salignon, Eric (F)

b 22/07/1982

2001 - French F.Renault: Champion, 162 pts. F.Renault Eurocup: J4th, 102 pts
2002 - French F.Renault (Graff Racing): 2nd. F.Renault Eurocup: Champion, 206 pts.
2004 - Marlboro Masters of F3 Zandvoort (ASM Dallara-Mercedes Benz F303): 2nd. F3 Euroseries (ASM Dallara-Mercedes F303): 6th, 64 pts, 3 wins (R2 Estoril, R2 Adria, R1 Zandvoort) - missed final two rounds after car crash where Salignon fell asleep at the wheel.
2005 - World Series by Renault  (Cram Competition): 10th, 49 pts

Salisbury, Bob (GB)

b

1973 - European F2 (Surtees-Ford TS15): 31st, 1 pt (7th Mallory Park)

Sallaz, Stephane (F)

b ?/?/1975 - d ?/3/1999

Salmenautio, Arto (SF)

b

2000 - Finnish Touring Cars (BMW 320i): 2nd, 406 pts

Salonen, Timo (SF)

b 8/10/1951

Salvati, Giovanni (I)

b

1970 - Italian F3: Champion

Sampson, Brian (AUS)

b

1975 - Won Bathurst 1000

Sanchez Flor, German (E)

b

2008 - Spanish F3 (Campos Racing Dallara F308): Champion, 97 pts

Sanchez Lopez, Pablo (MEX)

b 9/2/1990

1999 - Started karting
2001 - NACAM Karting championship: 2nd
2002 - Received the FIA OMDAL best Latin American kart driver award
2003 - Interkart 100cc champion. 100cc Easykarts: 2nd.
2004 - ICA Intercontinental karting. Italian Masters karting.
2005 - Raced in Barber Dodge Midwestern and Eastern championships, 3 wins.
2006 - F.Renault Eurocup (BVM Motorsport). Italian F.Renault (BVM Motorsport)
2007 - International Formula Masters (Alan Racing): 3rd, 50 pts

Sanderson, Ninian (GB)

b 14/5/1925 - d 1/10/1985 (Glasgow)

1956 - Won Le Mans 24 Hrs (Jaguar D-Type) with R.Flockhart
1985 - Died of cancer

Sandstrom, Edward (S)

b

2001 - Swedish F.Ford (Van Diemen RF00): 2nd, 150 pts
2002 - Swedish Touring Cars (Volvo S40): 4th, 147 pts

Sandtler, Tim (D)

b

2005 - German F.BMW: 9th
2006 - F3 Euroseries (Signature Dallara-Mercedes)

Sanger, Terry (GB)

b ? 

Worked between 1963 and 1964 as a development engineer for Marcos, racing the cars occasionally if they hadn't been sold by the company owner beforehand! Ran a GT40 engined Ford during 1967, winning many national races. He bought a Ford Falcon for 1968, but was telephoned by Ford and offered a drive. He was tested at Snetterton, partnering Brian "Yogi Bear" Muir. He then got the drive, and was entered in the Sportscar race at Spa. He had problems with the screen misting up in the wet, but due to the slope of the GT40 windscreen, he couldn't reach it, so proceeded to undo his seat belts to clean the windscreen while doing 200mph towards Stavelot! He drove in five sportscar championship rounds for Ford, as well as many other non-championship rounds. He also drove in F5000, driving BRM and Lola cars. He was employed by Ford until 1981, but subsequently became a race instructor at Castle Combe, occasionally entering saloon car races such as the Spa 6 Hrs.

Santin, Alessandro (I)

b

1984 - Italian F3: Champion
1986 - F3000 (Lola-Cosworth T86/50): 19th, 1.5 pts (6th Silverstone, 6th Vallelunga)

Sarles, Roscoe (USA)

b - d 17/9/1922 (Kansas City)

1919 - Indycars (Duesenberg): 2 wins (Ascot, Uniontown Race 5)
1920 - Indycars (Duesenberg): 1 win (Beverly Hills Race 5)
1921 - Indycars (Duesenberg): 3 wins (Beverly Hills Race 2, Uniontown Race 1, Cotati Race 2)

Sasaki, Shuroko (J)

b

1980 - Japanese F3: Champion

Sassetti, Andrea (I)

b

An Italian industrialist from the shoe industry, Sassetti bought the assets of the Coloni F1 team with the aim of entering F1 in 1992 as Andrea Moda. In the first race, the team was turned away for trying to pass off an old Coloni chassis as their own, so they purchased a two year old design from Simtek. Roberto Moreno managed to qualify the car for the Monaco GP, but at Monza the team was turned away. Shortly afterwards, Sassetti was arrested by the Italian authorities.

Sato, Kimiya (J)

b

2007 - UK F.BMW: 4th, 510 pts

Sato, Kouji (J)

b

1985 - Japanese F3: Champion

Sato, Shinya (J)

b

2002 - Japanese F3 (Dallara-Mugen Honda F302): 4th, 150 pts
2003 - Japanese F3 (Toda Racing Dallara-Mugen Honda  F302): 7th, 78 pts

Savage Jr, David Earl "Swede" (USA)

b 26/8/1946 - d 2/7/1973 (Indianapolis)

1960s - Started racing motorcycles at Ascot Park Speedway. Later suffered an accident on the road, hitting a car on his bike. Suffered severe head injuries.
196? - NASCAR (Holman-Moody Ford Fairlane) - drove at Charlotte.
1970 - Indycars (All American Racers Eagle-Ford 70): 1 win (Phoenix Race 2)
1973 - Crashed at Indianapolis on 30/5/1973 (Bignotti Eagle-Offenhauser), but subsequently died in the Indianapolis Methodist Hospital.

Scalabroni, Enrique (RA)

b 1950

Started out at Williams in 1985, moving to Ferrari in 1989 to become head of chassis design. He was sacked mid-1991, and joined Lotus at the end of the year. He left after a few months to join a new F1 team, Il Barone Rampante, but this team failed to get to the grid, and in early 1992 he joined Peugeot Sport and designed the 905 sportscar. In 1994 he joined another F1 project, Ikuzawa International, but this failed to get going, so he joined Durango, which also failed to get going in F1. He became a freelance designer, becoming involved in the De Tomaso Mangusta project in 1999. There he met John Gano, with whom he set up Asiatech in 2000, the company buying the Peugeot F1 engine and premises outside of Paris.

Schäfer, Bertram (D)

b

1976 - German F3: Champion
1978 - German F3: Champion

Schanche, Martin (N)

b

1975 - Started rallycrossing an Opel Kadett
1977 - Started European Rallycross (Ford Escort RS1800)
1978 - European Rallycross Champion
1979 - European Rallycross Champion
1981 - European Rallycross Champion
1984 - European Rallycross Champion
1991 - European Rallycross Champion (Ford RS200)
1995 - European Rallycross Champion

Scharmann, Peter (AUT)

b

1977 - German F3: Champion

Scheckter, Tomas (ZA)

b 21/9/1980

Son of Jody Scheckter

1992 - 60cc Kadett Western Province Karting Championship: 3 races, 1x2nd.
1993 - 60cc Kadett Western Province Karting Championship: 2nd, 9 wins.
1994 - 100cc Western Province Karting Championship: 4th
1995 - 100cc Western Province Karting Championship: Champion, 11 wins
1996 - 100cc Western Province Karting Championship: 2nd, 10 wins. South Africa Championship: 2 wins
1997 - South Africa F.Ford 1600: 2 wins
1998 - British F.Vauxhall Junior Championship: 3rd, 1 win
1999 - E.F.D.A. Euroseries: Champion, 8 wins. F.Nissan: entered two races at Valencia, won 1, 2nd in other. 
2000 - F3000 (McLaren Jr), J11th, 6 pts. Took over from Sarrazin when he was dropped. British F3 (Stewart Racing Dallara-Mugen Honda F300): 2nd, 161 pts, 2 wins (Oulton Park, Donnington Park Race 2). Marlboro Masters Formula 3: 3rd. Italian F3000: 1 race at Monza, 2nd. Jaguar F1 Test driver. 7th in Korean Super Prix.
2001 - Jaguar F1 driver, but released from contract after being convicted for kerb crawling in Northampton while driving the company car. F3000 (Minardi Jr): retired from one-off race at Hockenheim. F.Nissan: 2nd, 185 pts.
2002 - IRL (Cheever Racing Dallara-Infiniti): 14th, 210 pts, 1 win (Michigan). Quit from team mid-season after disagreements with team chief Eddie Cheever.
2004 - IRL (Panther Racing Dallara-Chevrolet): 19th, 230 pts
2005 - IRL (Panther Racing Dallara-Chevrolet): 9th, 390 pts
2006 - IRL (Panther Racing Dallara-Honda): 10th, 298 pts
2007 - IRL (Vision Racing Dallara-Honda): 10th, 357 pts

Scheider, Timo (D)

b 10/11/1978

2004 - DTM (OPC Team Holzer Opel Vectra GTS V8): 8th, 15 pts
2006 - DTM (Team Rosberg Audi A4 DTM 2005): 10th, 12 pts
2007 - DTM (Team Abt Audi A4 DTM): 7th, 25 pts
2008 - DTM (Abt Sportsline Audi A4 DTM): Champion, 75 pts

Schindler, Bill (USA)

b 6/3/1909 (Middletown, New York) - d 20/9/1952 (Allentown, Pennsylvania)

1952 - Indycars (Nichels-Offenhauser): 1 win (Springfield)

Schlegelmilch, Harald (LAT)

b

2006 - German F3 Recaro Cup (HS Technik Motorsport Lola-Opel B06/30): 3rd, 91 pts
2008 - International Formula Master (Trident Racing): 4th, 46 pts

Schmidt, Tony (D)

b 9/5/1980 (Leipzig, DDR)

1997 - 1999 - German F.Renault, 2nd in 1999
1999 - 2000 - German and Italian F3.
2001 - German F3: 10th.
2002 - F3000 (PSM Racing Line): 0 pts
2004 - F3000 (Ma-Con Engineering): 10th, 11 pts

Schnarwiler, Fredy (CH)

b

1980 - European F2 (March-BMW 802): 16th, 1 pt (6th Hockenheim)

Schneider, Louis (USA)

b 1899 (California) - d 27/9/1942

1931 - Indycars (Stevens-Miller): Champion, 1 win (Indy 500)

Schonstrom, Niclas (S)

b

1986 - Swedish F3: Champion

Schornstein, Dieter (D)

b 28/6/1940 (Aachen)

1981 - Sportscars (Porsche 935): 1 win (Silverstone) with H.Grohs & W.Rohrl

Schothorst, Bas

b

2000 - Benelux F.Ford (Van Diemen RF00): Champion, 103 pts. Dutch F.Ford: 4th, 69 pts.

Schrader, Ken (USA)

b 29/5/1955 (The Fenton, Montana)

1980 - USAC Stock Car Rookie of the Year
1982 - USAC Silver Crown Champion
1983 - USAC Sprint Car Champion
1984 - NASCAR: 4 races
1985 - NASCAR: Rookie of the Year
1986 - NASCAR
1987 - NASCAR: 1 top 5 finish
1988 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 1 win
1989 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 1 win
1990 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 7 top 5 finishes
1991 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 2 wins
1992 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 4 top 5 finishes
1993 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 9 top 5 finishes
1994 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 9 top 5 finishes
1995 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 2 top 5 finishes
1996 - NASCAR (Hendrick Motorsports): 3 top 5 finishes
1997 - NASCAR (Andy Petree Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo): 10th, 2 top 5 finishes
1998 - NASCAR (Andy Petree Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo): 12th, 3 top 5 finishes
1999 - NASCAR (Andy Petree Racing Chevrolet Monte Carlo): 13th
2000 - NASCAR: 18th, 3398 pts
2001 - NASCAR (MBV Pontiac): 19th, 3480 pts

Schreurs, Patrick (B)

b

2001 - Belcar (Porsche 996): Champion, 251 pts, with K.Thiers

Schroeder, Dorsey (USA)

b 25/9/1952

1989 - Trans-Am: Champion

Schroeder, Yannick (F)

b

2004 - F3000 (Durango): 9th, 13 pts

Schurter, Rudi (CH)

b

1993 - Swiss F3: Champion
1994 - Swiss F3: Champion

Schurti, Manfred (Liechtenstein)

b

1976 - Sportscars (Porsche 935): 1 win (Watkins Glen) with R.Stommelen
1977 - Sportscars (Porsche 935): 1 win (Mugello) with R.Stommelen
1979 - Sportscars (Porsche 935): 2 wins (Mugello, Nurburgring) with J.Fitzpatrick & R.Wollek

Schütz, Udo (D)

b 1936

1967 - Sportscars (Porsche 910/6): 1 win (Nurburgring) with J.Buzzetta
1969 - Sportscars (Porsche 908/2): 1 win (Targa Florio) with G.Mitter

Schwarz, Armin (D)

b 1963

Scott, Bill (USA)

b 10/10/1948

1971 - SCCA Super Vee Champion
1972 - SCCA Super Vee Champion

Scott, Dave (GB)

b 14/5/1962 (Petersfield)

1983 - European F2 (March-BMW 832): 17th, 3 pts (5th Mugello, 6th Donington Park)

Scott, Richard (GB)

b 8/11/1946 (Aberdeen)

1973 - European F2 (Scott-Ford): 29th, 2 pts (7th Nurburgring)

Seaman, Richard ("Dick") Beattie (GB)

b 4/2/1913 (Sussex) - d 25/6/1939 (Spa-Francorchamps)

Sears, Jack (GB)

b 16/2/1930 (Northampton)

Father of David Sears.

1958 - British Touring Car Champion
1963 - British Touring Car Champion

Sebastian, Wilhelm (D)

b

1931 - Won Mille Miglia (Mercedes-Benz SSKL) with R.Caracciola

Seddigh, Laleh (IRAN)

b 1977

Competed in national series in Iran on the circuit and on rallies, and was offered the chance to compete for Subaru, which was turned down as she would have had to leave iran. Raced in the Iranian 1600GT series and the Iranian Free Class, finishing on the podium, although she wasn't shown in the Iranian press when she did so. She was banned from competing in a year in 2008 after officials found evidence that she switched cars in order to compete, claims that she denied.

See, Arthur (USA)

b

1909 - Indycars (Maxwell): 1 win (Riverhead Race 5)

Segrave, Sir Henry  O'Neal de Hane (GB)

b 22/9/1896 (Baltimore, USA) - d 13/6/1930 (Lake Windermere)

1923 - Won French GP (Sunbeam)
1924 - Won San Sebastian GP (Sunbeam)
1930 - Killed during a water speed record attempt

Seiler, Toni (CH)

b

2005 - Le Mans Endurance Series (BMS Scuderia Italia Ferrari 550 Maranello): GT1 Class Champion, 35 pts, with C.Pescatori & M.Bartyan.

Sekiya, Masanori (J)

b 27/11/1949

1994 - Japanese Touring Car Champion

Sell, Lou (USA)

b

1968 - North American Formula A (F5000) Champion

Sellers, Bryan (USA)

b

1998 - US National Kart Champion
1999 - F.Dodge Midwest Division: Champion
2000 - F.Dodge Nationals: 2nd
2001 - US FF2000. Won Team USA Scholarship.
2002 - New Zealand F.Ford Summer Series: 2nd. US FF2000 (Van Diemen): Champion, 327 pts
2004 - Toyota Atlantic (Lynx Racing): 6th, 227 pts

Selsdon, Lord (GB)

b

1949 - Won Le Mans 24 Hrs (Ferrari 166MM) with L.Chinetti

Semoulin, Alain (B)

b

1976 - Belgian Touring Car Champion
1982 - Belgian Touring Car Champion
1985 - Belgian Touring Car Champion
1987 - Belgian Touring Car Champion
1988 - Belgian Touring Car Champion

Sénéchal, Robert (F)

b 1892 - d 

1926 - Won British GP (Delage 15S8) with L.Wagner
1927 - Won Spa 24 Hrs (Excelsior) with N.Caerels

Senna, Bruno (BRZ)

b 15/04/1983

2005 - British F3 (Räikkönen Robertson Racing Dallara-Mugen Honda F305): 10th, 75 pts
2006 - British F3 (Double R Dallara-Mercedes F306): 3rd, 229 pts. Australian F3 (Gawler Farm Machinery Dallara-Opel Spiess F304): 3rd R1, 1st R2 & R3 at Melbourne in one-off appearance.
2007 - GP2 (Arden International): 8th, 34 pts
2008 - GP2 Asia Series (iSport International): 5th, 23 pts, 2 wins (R1 Monaco, R2 Silverstone). GP2 (iSport International): 2nd, 64 pts.

Sennot, Chuck (USA)

b 14/09/1955 - d 22/09/2001 (Delaware International Speedway)

Killed in a multi car accident in a NASCAR Late Model race at Delware International Speedway. He was survived by his wife Kathy, son Steve and daughter Jenny.

Sepp, Indrek (EST)

b

2000 - Finnish Touring Cars (Honda Integra): 3rd, 372 pts

Serblin, Gabriele (I)

b

1973 - European F2 (Brabham-Ford BT40): 31st, 1 pt (8th Enna)
1975 - European F2 (March-BMW 752): 10th, 10 pts (3rd Salzburgring, 3rd Enna, 5th Silverstone)

Servia, Oriol (E)

b 13/7/1974 (Pals)

1988 - Karting
1989 - 1997 - Karting. Raced in French and British F3
1998 - Indy Lights
1999 - Indy Lights: Champion
2000 - Indycars (PPI Motorsports Reynard-Toyota): 15th, 60 pts
2001 - Indycars (Sigma Autosport Lola-Ford B1/00): 19th, 42 pts
2002 - Indycars (Patrick Racing PWR Reynard-Toyota 02I/Lola-Ford B2/00): 16th, 44 pts (missed 6 races)
2004 - Champ Cars (Dale Coyne Racing Lola B2/00): 10th, 199 pts
2005 - Champ Cars (Newman/Haas Lola B2/00): 2nd, 288 pts, 1 win (Montreal) - stood in for the injured Junqueira.
2006 - Champ Cars (PKV Racing Lola B2/00): 11th, 196 pts
2007 - Champ Cars (PKV Racing Panoz-Cosworth DP01): 6th, 237 pts
2008 - IndyCar Series (KV Racing Technology): 9th, 358 pts

Seton, Barry (AUS)

b

Father of Glenn Seton

1965 - Won Bathurst 1000

Seton, Glenn (AUS)

b 5/5/1965

Son of Barry Seton.

1993 - Australian Touring Car Champion

Severi, Francesco (I)

b

1936 - Won Spa 24 Hrs (Alfa Romeo) with R.Sommer
1938 - Won Spa 24 Hrs (Alfa Romeo) with C.Pintacuda

Severi, Giulio (I)

b

1937 - Won Targa Florio (Maserati 6CM)

Shafer, Phil "Red" (USA)

b

1924 - Indycars (Duesenberg): 1 win (Syracuse)

Shambaugh, Charles "Charlie" (USA)

b - d 

One of the earliest automobile dealers in Lafayette, Indiana, Shambaugh started with Buick before taking on Packard. At its peak, the Shambaugh garage was the largest in Lafayette, covering half a city block. He was known for offering racing people "down on their luck" jobs in the off-season, and for at least a couple of years each, two Indianapolis 500 winning drivers worked as salesmen there (Ralph DePalma and George Souders). As well as trying to periodically get a car of his own construction into the Indy 500 in the 1910's, he bought 500 acres of farmland to the south of Lafayette and built the towns first airport, named Shambaugh Airport, which operated until the 1930s when it was overtaken by another private field. Along with his brothers, who ran a very successful "rigging" business, Charles built numerous specialized cranes and other machinery for construction and demolition projects around the city, and Shambaugh Trucking was in constant demand in the 1940's and 50's to install heavy machinery in factories.

Shambaugh Packard closed for good in 1955 after his death. Shambaugh's widow, Gertrude, was quite a figure in the social life of Lafayette through the early 1970's, when she finally died of old age. She had been quite a patron of the arts, a benefactor of many organizations, including both the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, the YMCA, and a lifetime honorary member of Lafayette Indiana Historic Auto Club. Getrude Shambaugh, in her later years, tended to dismiss her late husband's attempts at building race cars, and even more his penchant for trying to drive them - those were perhaps a considerable bone of contention in their household.

Shankland, Bert (GB)

b

Born in Scotland, Shankland moved to Tanganyika in 1957 to work with Riddoch Motors in Arusha. There he started rallying, winning the Tanganyika 1000 six times (the first in 1963, the rally becoming known as the Tanzania 1000 in 1964 after Tanganyika was amalgamated with Zanzibar) and the Tanzanian Rally Championship four times in a mixture of Ford's and Peugeot's. Shankland quit his post as Managing Director of Tanganyika Motors in 1987, and returned home to Midlothian.

Sharp, Ryan (GB)

b

2006 - FIA European Touring Car Cup (GR Asia SEAT León): 1st.
2007 - FIA GTs (Jetalliance Racing Aston Martin DBR9): 2nd, 57 pts, with K.Wendlinger.

Sharp, Scott (USA)

b 14/2/1968 (Norwalk, Connecticut)

1991 - Trans-Am: Champion
1993 - Trans-Am: Champion
2000 - IRL (Dallara-Oldsmobile): 7th, 196 pts
2001 - IRL (Kelley Racing Dallara-Oldsmobile): 3rd, 355 pts, 1 win (Texas MS)
2002 - IRL (Kelley Racing Dallara-Chevrolet): 6th, 332 pts, 1 win (Nazareth)
2004 - IRL (Kelley Racing Dallara-Toyota): 13th, 282 pts
2005 - IRL (Fernandez Racing Panoz-Honda): 5th, 444 pts
2006 - IRL (Fernandez Racing Dallara-Honda): 12th, 287 pts
2007 - IRL (Rahal Letterman Racing Dallara-Honda): 8th, 412 pts

Sharp, William (USA)

b

1909 - Indycars (Sharp Arrow): 1 win (Riverhead Race 3)

Shaw, Wilbur (USA)

b 13/10/1902 (Shelbyville) - d 30/10/1954 (Decatur, Indiana)

1929 - Indycars (Miller): 1 win (Syracuse)
1930 - Indycars (Summers-Miller): 2 wins (Detroit, Bridgeville)
1937 - Indycars (Shaw-Offenhauser): Champion, 1 win (Indy 500)
1939 - Indycars (Maserati 8CTF): Champion, 1 win (Indy 500)
1940 - Indycars (Maserati 8CTF): 1 win (Indy 500)
1954 - Killed in an aircraft accident

Shedden, Gordin (GB)

b 15/02/1979 (Edinburgh)

2000 - Ford Fiesta Series: Champion
2001 - BTCC (GR Motorsport Ford Focus): Drove at Knockhill in the production class.
2003 - SEAT Cupra Championship: 2nd
2006 - BTCC (Team Halfords Honda Integra): 4th
2007 - BTCC (Team Halfords Honda Civic): 3rd
2008 - BTCC (Team Halfords Honda Civic): 7th, 144 pts

Shelton, Steve (USA)

b 16/5/1949

1988 - North American (Eastern Division) F.Atlantic Champion

Shepherd, Doc (GB)

b

1960 - British Touring Car Champion

Shimoda, Hayanari (J)

b

2005 - Le Mans Endurance Series (Zytek Motorsport Zytek 04S): 2nd, 32 pts

Shultz, Dwane (USA)

b 1961 - d 21/06/2002 (Allegany County Speedway, Maryland)

Dwane Shultz was fatally injured in a crash on lap 22 of the feature race for late model stock cars at Allegany County Speedway near Cumberland, Maryland. The race was red-flagged and not restarted.

Shuttleworth, Richard (GB)

b - d 1940

1935 - Won Donington GP (Alfa Romeo Tipo-B P3)
1940 - Killed in action during World War II.

Siedler, Norbert (A)

b 

2002 - German F3 (Palfinger F3 Racing Dallara-Opel F302): J6th, 28 pts
2004 - EuroF3000 (ADM Motorsport): 3rd, 37 pts
2007 - International Formula Masters (ADM Motorsport): 6th, 40 pts

Siena, Eugenio (I)

b - d 15/5/1938 (Tripoli, Libya)

1932 - Won Spa 24 Hrs (Alfa Romeo) with A.Brivio
1938 - Killed in Tripoli GP

Simmons, Jeff (USA)

b 5/8/1976 (Hartford, Connecticut)

1986 - Won National Championship in the Advanced Modified class Quarter Midgets in Huntsville.
1994 - Entered four Skip Barber F.Ford races.
1996 - Skip Barber Formula Dodge Southern winter sries: 2nd, 7 wins. Raced a partial season of summer Skip Barber  Formula Dodge Eastern series and won Rookie of the Year
1997 - Barber Dodge Pro Series: Entered 3 races, finished 7th Laguna Seca. Raced 3 US F2000 rcaes, 5th Watkins Glen. Raced in one SCCA Formula 2000 race at Watkins Glen, and won.
1998 - Barber Dodge Pro Series: Champion, 3 wins, Rookie of the Year.
1999 - Barber Dodge Pro Series: Champion, 3 wins. Team USA Scholarship winner and finished 8th in the Formula Palmer-Audi Winter Series in England.
2000 - Indylights (Team Kool Green): 7th, 88 pts.
2003 - Infiniti Pro Series: 2nd, 407 pts
2005 - Infiniti Pro Series (Kenn Hardley Racing): 2nd, 474 pts

Simo, Brian (USA)

b 1/10/1959 (Beloit, Wis)

1971 - 1984 - Motocross
1993 - Won Willow Springs Sportsman Series
1994 - TransAm (Racewerks)
1995 - TransAm (Tom Gloy Racing)
1996 - TransAm
1997 - TransAm: 2nd. Raced in the NASCAR Busch Series at Watkins Glen, ret/engine.
1998 - TransAm: 2nd, 2 wins. Raced in the NASCAR Busch Series at Watkins Glen, ret/engine.
1999 - TransAm (Racewerks): 2nd, 6 wins
2000 - TransAm (Huffaker/Qvale Motorsports Qvale Mangusta): Champion, 261 pts, 3 wins (Sebring, Charlotte, Mosport). NASCAR: finished 36th in off race at Sears Point.
2001 - TransAm (Qvale Mangusta): J2nd, 255 pts

Simone, Fabrizio de (I)

b 30/3/1971

1994 - F3000 (Reynard-Judd 94D): 8th, 7 pts (2nd Barcelona, 6th Spa)

Simoni, Giampiero (I)

b 12/9/1969

1987 - Formula K World Karting Champion
1989 - UK F.Ford (Van Diemen)
1992 - F3000 (Il Barone Rampante Reynard-Judd 92D): 17th, 1 pt (6th Magny-Cours)
1993 - F3000 (Il Barone Rampante Reynard-Judd 93D): 21st, 1 pt (6th Donington Park)
1994 - BTCC (Alfa Romeo): 5th
1995 - BTCC (Alfa Romeo). Spanish Touring Cars (Alfa Romeo).
1996 - Japanese GT (SARD Toyota)
1997 - Japanese GT (SARD Toyota)
1998 - Stopped racing.

Sisley, Tom (GB)

b

2000 - UK F.Renault (Motaworld Racing): 3rd, 0 wins.

Sivocci, Ugo (I)

b 1885 (Milan) - d 8/9/1923 (Monza)

1923 - Won Targa Florio (Alfa Romeo RLTF). Killed in practice for the Italian GP.

Sizaire, Georges (F)

b - d

One half of the Sizaire-Naudin partnership, Sizaire won the 1906 and 1907 Coupe des Voiturettes.

Skaife, Mark (AUS)

b 4/4/1966

1991 - Australian Gold Star Champion
1992 - Australian Touring Car Champion. Australian Gold Star Champion.
1993 - Australian Gold Star Champion
1994 - Australian Touring Car Champion
2001 - Australian V8 Supercars (Holden Commodore): Champion, 3478 pts
2002 - Australian V8 Supercars (HRT Holden Commodore): Champion, 2227 pts

Skerlong, Carl (?)

b

2008 - F.Atlantic (Pacific Coast Motorsports): 6th, 189 pts

Skinner, Mike (USA)

b 28/6/1957

1986 - NASCAR: 3 races
1990 - NASCAR: 1 race
1991 - NASCAR: 2 races
1992 - NASCAR: 2 races
1993 - NASCAR: 1 race
1994 - NASCAR: 1 race
1996 - NASCAR: 8 wins
1997 - NASCAR
1999 - NASCAR
2000 - NASCAR: 12th, 3898 pts, 1 top 5 finish

Slight, Aaron (NZ)

b 19/01/1966 (Masterton)

1984 - Had first race and win on a 250cc Yamaha at Manfeild.
1991 - Australian Superbike Champion. Pan-Pacific Superbike Champion. World Superbikes: 13th
1992 - World Superbikes: 6th, 1 win (Albacete).
1993 - Won Suzuka 8 Hrs. World Superbikes: 3rd, 1 win (Monza)
1994 - Won Suzuka 8 Hrs. World Superbikes: 3rd
1995 - Won Suzuka 8 Hrs. World Superbikes: 3rd, 2 wins (Albacete, Sentul)
1996 - World Superbikes: 2nd, 1 win (Hockenheim)
1997 - World Superbikes: 3rd, 3 wins (Phillip Island, Donington Park, Hockenheim)
1998 - World Superbikes: 2nd, 5 wins (Nurburgring, Misano x 2, A1-Ring x 2)
1999 - World Superbikes: 4th
2001 - British Touring Cars (Peugeot 406)

Smith, Chris (USA)

b 4/9/1966

1992 - Toyota Atlantic Champion

Smith, Dean (GB)

b

2007 - UK F.Renault (Fortec Motorsport): 2nd, 491 pts

Smith, George (USA)

b - d 14/06/2003 (Lime Rock)

From Troy, N.Y., Smith died after his car hit a guard rail during a Sports Car Club of America race at Lime Rock Park in Lakeville, Conn.

Smith, Guy (GB)

b 12/09/1974

1991 - F.First Winter Series: 2nd (competed in Karts in previous years)
1992 - F.Vauxhall Junior: 2nd
1993 - British F.Ford: 3rd
1994 - F.Vauxhall Lotus: 3rd
1995 - British F.Renault: Champion
1996 - British F3: 1 win
1998 - IndyLights: Rookie of the Year
1999 - IndyLights
2000 - ALMS (Johansson-Matthews Racing Reynard-Judd)
2001 - Le Mans 24 Hrs (Bentley EXP Speed 8)
2003 - Le Mans 24 Hrs (Bentley EXP Speed 8): Won, with R.Capello & T.Kristensen.
2004 - Champ Cars (Rocketsports Racing Lola B2/00): 18th, 53 pts

Smith, Ken (NZ)

b

1976 - New Zealand International Champion
1984 - New Zealand International Champion
1990 - New Zealand International Champion

Smith, Louise (USA)

b 31/07/1916 (Barnsville, Georgia)

Raced various Modified, Sportsman, and Grand National series events between 1946 and 1956. Had her first NASCAR race at Greenville-Pickens Speedway after a local said to NASCAR founder Bill France that she could "outrun every highway patrol and lawman in Greenville." During her first race she was told to only stop if she saw a red flag, and on being shown the chequered flag on finishing 3rd she continued racing - she only stopped because they eventually showed her a red flag! She continued on for ten years, winning a total of 38 races, beating the likes of Lee Petty and Red Byron along the way.

Smith, Mark (USA)

b 10/4/1967

1989 - SCCA Super Vee Champion

Sneva, Tom (USA)

b 1/6/1948 (Spokane, Washington)

1975 - Indycars (McLaren-Offenhauser M16C): 1 win (Michigan)
1977 - Indycars (McLaren-Offenhauser M24): Champion, 2 wins (Texas, Pocono 500)
1978 - Indycars (Penske-Cosworth PC6): Champion
1980 - Indycars (Phoenix-Cosworth): 1 win (Phoenix)
1981 - Indycars (March-Cosworth 81C): 2 wins (Milwaukee Race 2, Phoenix)
1982 - Indycars (March-Cosworth 82C): 2 wins (Milwaukee Race 2, Phoenix)
1983 - Indycars (March-Cosworth 83C): 2 wins (Indy 500, Milwaukee)
1984 - Indycars (March-Cosworth 84C): 3 wins (Phoenix, Milwaukee, Las Vegas)

Snipe, Cyril (GB)

b

1912 - Won Targa Florio (SCAT) with Pedrini

Snobeck, Dany (F)

b 2/5/1946

1979 - French Supertouring Champion
1980 - French Supertouring Champion
1984 - French Supertouring Champion

Snyder, Jimmy (USA)

b - d 29/6/1939 (Cahokia, Illinois)

1938 - Indycars (Lencki-Offenhauser): 1 win (Syracuse)

Snyder, Todd (USA)

b 5/1/1968 (Columbus, Missouri)

1986 - Attended the Jim Russell school. 
1987 - Russell Pro Mazda championship: 2nd
1988 - Drove some Barber Saab Pro Series races, finishing 3rd Sears Point.
1991 - Indylights: one off appearance at Tulsa, finishing 2nd.
1992-1997 - Skip Barber race school instructor at Lime Rock.
1998 - Barber Dodge Pro Series: 2nd, 155 pts, 3 wins (Sebring, 2xLaguna Seca)
1999 - Barber Dodge Pro Series: 2nd, 148 pts, 4 wins (Detroit, Mid-Ohio, Grand Rapids, Homestead). Motorola Cup (Ford Mustang): 2 wins (Watkins Glen, Sebring)
2000 - Daytona 24 Hrs (Chevrolet Camaro): 3rd in US GT class. Indylights (Brian Stewart Racing): 17th, 15 pts

Soderberg, Stefan (S)

b

2001 - Swedish F.Ford (Van Diemen RF00): 3rd, 140 pts

Söderström, Bengt (S)

b - d 08/2002

Solberg, Petter (N)

b 1974

1992 - Autocross
1995 - Norwegian Rallycross Champion
1998 - Norwegian Rally Champion (Toyota)
2000 - World Rally Championship (Ford Focus WRC/Subaru Impreza WRC2000): 10th. 6 pts, with P.Mills
2001 - World Rally Championship (Subaru Impreza WRC2001): 10th, 11 pts.
2002 - World Rally Championship (Subaru Impreza WRC2001/2): 2nd, 37 pts, 1 win (Rally GB), with P.Mills.
2003 - World Rally Championship (Subaru Impreza WRC2003): 1st, 72 pts, 4 wins (Cyprus, Australia, Tour de Corse, Rally GB)
2004 - World Rally Championship (Subaru Impreza WRC2004): 2nd, 82 pts, 5 wins (Acropolis, Rally GB, Italy, Japan, New Zealand), with P.Mills
2005 - World Rally Championship (Subaru Impreza WRC2004 & WRC2005): 2nd, 71 pts, 3 wins (Sweden, Mexico, GB)

Soper, Steve (GB)

b 27/9/1951 (Harrow)

1979 - Mini 1275GT Champion
1980 - Ford Fiesta Cup Champion
1981 - British Touring Cars (Mini Metro): won class. Won MG Metro Challenge.
1982 - British Touring Cars (Mini Metro): won class
1983 - Won Tourist Trophy (Rover Vitesse) with R.Metge. British Touring Cars (Tom Walkinshaw Rover Vitesse): Won championship, but lost title after a technical argument.
1986 - European Touring Cars (Eggenberger Ford Sierra RS500)
1987 - Won Nurburgring 24 Hrs
1988 - European Touring Cars (Eggenberger Ford Sierra RS500): 2nd
1989 - DTM (BMW M3)
1992 - Won Spa 24 Hrs (Bigazzi BMW M3) with J-M.Martin & C.Danner. British Touring Cars (Vic Lee BMW 318iS).
1993 - British Touring Cars (BMW 318iS): 2nd
1995 - Japanese Touring Car Champion (BMW 318i). 2nd in Guia Touring Car race, Macau. Won Spa 24 Hrs.
1997 - FIA GT Championship (Schnitzer McLaren F1 GTR): 2nd with JJ Lehto. Won Macau Guia race with J.Winkelhock.
1999 - Le Mans 24 Hrs (BMW): 4th
2001 - British Touring Cars (Peugeot Sport UK Peugeot 406 Coupe): 6th, 93 pts. Retired from motorsport after a large accident where he injured his back.

Sordo, Dani (E)

b 2/5/1983

2001 - Starts rallying. Won Rally Ciudad de Torrelavega (Mitsubishi Lancer Gp A)
2002 - Spanish Gravel Rally Championship: 2 Gp N wins
2003 - Spanish Junior Rally Champion. Second in Group N on Rally Catalunya.
2004 - Spanish Junior Rally Champion. Did 4 WRC rounds, 2nd in Gp N on Tour de Corse.
2005 - Spanish and Spanish Junior Rally Champion. Junior WRC Champion (Kronos Racing Citroen C2 Super 1600): 4 wins from 6 rounds.
2006 - WRC (Kronos Racing Citroen Xsara WRC): 5th
2007 - WRC (Citroen Sport C4 WRC)

Soucek, Andy (E)

b 14/06/1985 (Madrid)

1997 - 2000 - Karting
2001 - Portuguese Formula Novis by Ford: 8th. European Inter-A Kart Championship in Braga, Portugal: 8th. Won Catalonian Inter-A Kart Championship.
2002 - Spanish F3 Junior: 8th.
2003 - Spanish F3 Junior: 4th.
2004 - Spanish F3: 4th
2005 - Spanish F3 (Rafael Llusia Racing Dallara-Toyota F305): Champion, 112 pts, 3 wins.
2006 - Renault Word Series
2007 - GP2 (DPR): 16th, 15 pts
2008 - GP2 (Super Nova Racing): 14th, 13 pts

Souders, George (USA)

b 1903 - d 26/7/1976

1927 - Indycars (Duesenberg): 1 win (Indy 500)

Sourd, Marc (F)

b 27/4/1946

1992 - French Supertouring Champion

Souza, Jeremie de (F)

b

2000 - French F.Ford (Mygale SJ00): Champion, 137 pts

Speed, Scott (USA)

b 24/01/1983

1993 - Started racing in Karts
1995 - Won a US national kart championship
2001 - Jim Russell Racing Champion
2002 - Barber Dodge National Championship. Formula Mazda Championship. Won Red Bull American Driver Search.
2004 - British F3 (partial season due to illness)
2004 - German F.Renault: Champion. F.Renault Eurocup: Champion.
2005 - GP2 (iSport International): 3rd, 67.5 pts

Spence, Jamie (GB)

b

2001 - British F3 (Duma Racing Dallara-Mugen Honda F301): 11th, 63 pts

Spence, Russell (GB)

b 3/1/1960

1986 - F3000 (March-Cosworth 86B): 23rd, 0.5 pts (6th Birmingham)
1987 - F3000 (March-Cosworth 87B): 10th, 10 pts (2nd Le Mans-Bugatti, 3rd Jarama)
1999 - British Touring Cars (Arena International Renault Laguna)

Spencer, Jimmy (USA)

b 15/2/1957

1989 - NASCAR
1990 - NASCAR
1991 - NASCAR: 1 top 5 finish
1992 - NASCAR: 3 top 5 finishes
1993 - NASCAR: 5 top 5 finishes
1994 - NASCAR: 2 wins
1995 - NASCAR
1996 - NASCAR: 2 top 5 finishes
1997 - NASCAR: 1 top 5 finish
1998 - NASCAR: 3 top 5 finishes
1999 - NASCAR: 2 top 5 finishes
2000 - NASCAR: 22nd, 3188 pts, 2 top 5 finishes
2001 - NASCAR (Carter Ford): 16th, 3782 pts

Spengler, Bruno (CDN)

b

2006 - DTM (AMG Mercedes Mercedes C-Class): 2nd, 63 pts
2007 - DTM (DaimlerChryslerBank AMG Mercedes C-Class): 2nd, 47 pts
2008 - DTM (HWA Mercedes C-Class): 5th, 38 pts

Sperafico, Alexandre (BRZ)

b 21/1/1974 (Toledo)

1998 - SudAm F3: 13th (3rd Group B)
1999 - SudAm F3
2000 - SudAm F3
2001 - Barber Dodge Pro Series: 13th
2002 - F3000 (European Minardi F3000): 0 pts - missed last three races
2004 - Champ Cars (Conquest Racing Lola B2/00): 19th, 47 pts (only drove first six races)

Sperafico, Rafael (BRZ)

b - d 09/12/2007 (Interlagos)

2002 - Barber Dodge Pro Series: 2nd, 120 pts.
2007 - Killed in the final race of the Stock Car Light series at Interlagos - he left the circuit and was hit on the drivers side by another car as he spun back onto the track.

Sperafico, Ricardo Luiz (BRZ)

b 23/7/1979 (Toledo, Parana)

Son of Dilso Sperafico, a former Brazilian Stock Car driver.

1996 - British F.Ford Winter series: Champion.
2000 - Italian F3000: Champion, 46 pts
2001 - F3000 (Petrobras): 5th, 24 pts
2002 - F3000 (Petrobras): 5th, 22 pts

Sperafico, Rodrigo (BRZ)

b

2000 - Italian F3000: 4th, 22 pts
2001 - F3000 (Coloni): 0 pts
2002 - F3000 (Durango Formula): 6th, 20 pts, 1 win (Interlagos)

Spice, Gordon (GB)

b 18/4/1940 (London)

1978 - Won Spa 24 Hrs (Ford Capri) with T.Pilette

Sprague, Jack (USA)

b

2001 - NASCAR Craftsman Trucks: Champion, 3665 pts.

Springuel, Henri (B)

b (Huy)

1924 - Won Spa 24 Hrs (Bignan) with Becquet

Stacey, Nelson (USA)

b

1962 - NASCAR: Won World 600

Staff, Chris (AUS)

b

2000 - Australian Formula Holden (Reynard 92D), 8th, 63 pts

Stapp, Egbert "Babe" (USA)

b - d 17/9/1980

1927 - Indycars (Miller): 1 win (Charlotte Race 3)
1939 - Indycars (Stevens-Miller): 1 win (Milwaukee)

Steane, Doug (HK)

b

1956 - Won Macau GP

Stefani, Aldo (I)

b

1938 - Won Mille Miglia (Alfa Romeo 2900A) with C.Biondetti

Stepney, Nigel (GB)

b

Started as a mechanic at Team Lotus in 1980. Left Benetton at the beginning of 1993 to join Ferrari. He was appointed team coordinator once Jean Todt joined the team, taking the responsibilities of chief mechanic and chassis production. He famously broke his ankle in 1999 while refuelling Michael Schumacher's car in the Spanish GP, the brake man signalling the car to leave while the fuel rig was still attached to the car - Schumacher's rear wheel knocked him over. He was planning to leave Ferrari at the end of 2000, but moved into a managerial role at Ferrari instead.
He later became chief mechanic at Ferrari, but left under a cloud in 2007 after being accused of sabotage by Ferrari.

Stevens, Peter (GB)

b

Car stylist responsible for the look of the McLaren F1 road car, the BMW V12 LMR, the Subaru Impreza WRC cars and the new MG competition cars in 2001.

Stevenson, Chuck (USA)

b 15/10/1919 (Sidney, Montana)

1952 - Indycars (Kurtis-Offenhauser KK4000): Champion, 2 wins (Milwaukee Race 2, Du Quoin)
1953 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 1 win (Milwaukee Race 2)
1954 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 1 win (Milwaukee Race 1)

Stevenson, LeRoy (AUS)

b

2000 - Australian Formula Holden (Birrana Racing Reynard 94D), 5th, 97 pts. F.Holden Tasman Cup: 2nd, 82 pts.

Stewart, Max (USA)

b

1971 - Australian Gold Star Champion
1974 - Australian Gold Star Champion. Tasman Cup: 2 win (Teretonga, Oran Park). Won Australian GP.
1975 - Won Australian GP.

Stewart, Paul (GB)

b 29/10/1965 (Geneva, CH)

Son of Jackie Stewart. At the age of 21 he went to Brands Hatch Racing School, enrolling under the name of Robin Congdon, a university friend, so that he wouldn't be recognised. From there he went into Formula Ford, British F3 and International F3000. He set up Paul Stewart Racing, with teams in Formula Renault, Formula 3 and Formula 3000. The F3000 and F.Renault teams were shut down, and he opened Stewart Racing with his father in 1996. Unfortunately contracted cancer in 1999, and he stood down late 2000.

1992 - F3000 (Reynard-Mugen 92D): 13th, 3 pts (4th Albacete)
1993 - F3000 (Reynard-Cosworth 93D): 9th, 10 pts (5th Donington Park, 5th Silverstone, 3rd Pau, 6th Spa, 6th Magny-Cours)

Stewart, Tony (USA)

b 20/5/1971 (Rushville, Indiana)

1994 - USAC National Midgets: Champion
1995 - USAC National midget, sprint car, and Silver Crown Champion
1996 - IRL (Team Menard)
1999 - NASCAR: 3 wins
2000 - IROC, 3rd, 57 pts. NASCAR: 6th, 4570 pts, 6 wins
2001 - IROC: 2nd, 58 pts. NASCAR (Gibbs Pontiac): 2nd, 4763 pts, 3 wins
2002 - IROC: 6th, 42 pts. NASCAR (Pontiac): Champion, 4800 pts, 3 wins
2003 - NASCAR (Chevrolet): 7th, 4549 pts, 2 wins
2004 - NASCAR (Chevrolet): 6th, 6326 pts
2005 - NASCAR (Gibbs Chevrolet): Champion, 6533 pts, 5 wins.
2006 - IROC: Champion, 77 pts.  NASCAR (Gibbs Chevrolet): 11th, 4727 pts, 5 wins

Stiller, Harry (GB)

b

1966 - British F3: Champion
1967 - British F3: Champion

Stillwell, Bob (AUS)

b

1962 - Australian Gold Star Champion
1963 - Australian Gold Star Champion
1964 - Australian Gold Star Champion
1965 - Australian Gold Star Champion

Stippler, Frank (D)

b

2000 - German Porsche Carrera Cup: 2nd, 121 pts.

Storckenfeldt, Alexander (S)

b

2001 - Swedish F.Ford (Van Diemen RF00): 195 pts, Champion.
2004 - UK F.Renault (Mark Burdett Motorsport): 4th, 286 pts
2005 - UK F.Renault (Team AKA): 6th, 337 pts

Stokell, Paul (AUS)

b

1994 - New Zealand International Champion. Australian Gold Star Champion.
2000 - Australian GT Nation's Cup (Lamborghini Diablo): 4th, 147 pts

Straight, Whitney (USA/GB)

b 1912 (New York) - d 1979

Strang, Louis (USA)

b - d 20/7/1911

1909 - Indycars (Buick): 1 win (Indianapolis Race 2)

Streit, Roberto (BRZ)

b

2004 - F3 Euroseries (Prema Powerteam Dallara-Opel F304): 10th, 28 pts
2007 - Japanese F3 (Ing-Ing Dallara-Toyota F306): 2nd, 252 pts

Strous, Junior (NL)

b 28/04/1986 (Wassenaar)

2004 - Dutch Formula Renault: Champion
2008 - F.Atlantic (Condor Motorsports): 5th, 196 pts

Strycek, Volker (D)

b

1994 - German Touring Car Champion

Stubblefield, Hartwell "Stubby" (USA)

b - d 21/5/1935 (Indianapolis)

1932 - Indycars (Adams-Miller): 1 win (Roby)
1935 - Killed in practice for the Indy 500.

Stureson, Per (S)

b 22/3/1948

1985 - German Touring Car Champion

Sulayem, Mohammed bin (UAE)

b (Dubai)

2001 - Middle East Rally Champion (Ford Focus WRC)

Summerton, Jonathan (USA)

b 21/04/1988 (Kissimmee, FL)

2002 - Regional karting
2003 - Florida Winter Tour Rotax Junior Kart Championship: 1st. North Florida Rotax Max Challenge Junior Kart Championship: 1st. Won first Skip Barber regional car race.
2004 - USA Formula BMW: 3rd
2005 - German Formula BMW (Team Rosberg): 8th
2006 - F3 Euroseries (ASL Mücke Motorsport Dallara-Mercedes F305): J9th, 32 pts
2008 - F.Atlantic (Newman Wachs Racing): 3rd, 224 pts

Sureshwaren, Parthiva (IND)

b

2000 - Asian F2000: 2nd, 210 pts

Surtees, Henry (GB)

b

Son of John Surtees.

2007 - UK F.BMW: 6th, 491 pts

Sutton, Lenard "Len" Dale (USA)

b 9/8/1925 (Ames, Oregon) - d 4/12/2006

1958 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 1 win (Trenton Race 1)
1959 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 1 win (Springfield)
1960 - Indycars (Watson-Offenhauser): 1 win (Milwaukee Race 2)

Suzuki, Keiichi (J)

b 21/3/1949

1984 - Japanese Sports Car Champion

Swart, Ed (NL)

b

1965 - European Touring Car 1000cc Class Champion

Sweikert, Bob (USA)

b 20/5/1926 (Los Angeles) - d 17/6/1956 (Salem, Indiana)

1953 - Indycars (Kuzma-Offenhauser): 1 win (Indiana State Fairgrounds)
1954 - Indycars (Kurtis-Offenhauser KK4000): 1 win (Syracuse)
1955 - Indycar: Champion, 2 wins - Indy 500 (Kurtis-Offenhauser KK500D) & Syracuse (Watson-Offenhauser)

Symonds, Pat (GB)

b 11/6/1953 (Bedford)

HND in Mechanical Engineering and Masters Degree in Automotive Engineering. Joined Ford as an undergraduate apprentice.
1976 - Chief Designer at Hawke.
1978 - Chief Designer at Royale.
1981 - Joined Toleman to work on R&D and run a Formula 2 project.
1982 - Engineering on F1 programme and running of  wind tunnel program.
1983 - F1 race engineer for Toleman.
1990 - Director of Engineering on  Reynard F1 project.
1991 - Returned to Benetton as Technical Director.

Sytner, Frank (GB)

b 29/6/1944 (Liverpool)

1988 - British Touring Car Champion (BMW M3)

Szisz, Ferenc (H)

b 1873 - d ?/6/1970 (Tiszaszentimre)

Took the name François when living in France.

1906 - Won French GP (Renault AK)