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| − | + | 1993 saw [[Sega]] back the [[wikipedia:Williams Grand Prix Engineering|Williams F1 team]] during the [[wikipedia:1993 Formula One World Championship|1993 Formula One World Championship]]. Their car for this season, the [[wikipedia:Williams FW15C|Williams FW15C]] was dominant during the year, leading team members [[wikipedia:Alain Prost|Alain Prost]] to a world title and [[wikipedia:Damon Hill|Damon Hill]] to third place ([[wikipedia:Ayrton Senna|Ayrton Senna]] driving for [[wikipedia:McLaren|Marlboro McLaren]] coming second). | |
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Formula 1
Canon Williams Formula One Team (1993)
1993 saw Sega back the Williams F1 team during the 1993 Formula One World Championship. Their car for this season, the Williams FW15C was dominant during the year, leading team members Alain Prost to a world title and Damon Hill to third place (Ayrton Senna driving for Marlboro McLaren coming second).
1993 European Grand Prix
- SegaEuropeanGrandPrixOfficialProgramme Book UK.jpg
Touring cars
- Gibson Motorsport (Australia; 1996)
World Sportscar Championship
- Porsche Kremer Racing (Sandown 1000 course) (1984)
NASCAR
- Mark Dilley (1994/1995? CASCAR?)
- Danica Patrick (2012)