Who is the only Argentinian driver to race competitively in Formula One?
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The only one!\n\nJuan Manuel Fangio
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definitely Michael Schumacher. He is a living legend and the only one to have the machinery, car, tyres and the motivation to dod so. There is no doubt in my mind that Schumi will get his 8th World Championship this season.
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Legends are born not made and Schumi is one of them. Champs like Alonso win it once and then are remembered as history. Legends keep on winning. So it has to be just one scenario, Schumi all the way.
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1er : F. Alonso\n2ème : M. Schumacher\n3ème : K. Raikkonen
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It could be Hayden, but would he win without winning a single race?\nThough I hate to admit it, Rossi is still the favourite.\nBut it could well be Capirossi or Melandri or Pedrosa as well.
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i beilive he is one of the candidates. there are other good drivers, but y think he will become the champion
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Well there's the obvious: Pedro De La Rosa, Lewis Hamilton and Gary Paffett. \n\nOut of these three I'd say Pedro because he is the type you'd want as 2nd driver. Lewis is to inexperienced to take the seat and Gary I think has been pushed a side because of Lewis.\n\nThere's also another: Mika Hakkinen. He's been having a few runs on the McLaren simulator for the past few months. It would also give Ron a pair of experienced (both being double world champions) drivers. Just what he needs after a 'brilliant' 2006 season.
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Juan Pablo Montoya Roldán\n\n\n (born September 20, 1975) is a Colombian Formula One motor racing driver. He was born in Bogotá where he started his career by being taught, from a young age, by his father Pablo, an architect and motorsport enthusiast, the techiques of karting becoming, with time, a professional car racer. He has since enjoyed great success, particularly in top Open-wheel racing series. His curriculum features one of the most impressive lists of achievements a driver could possess, having to his credit an International F3000 title, a world title in the CART FedEx Championship Series, and race victories in the Indianapolis 500 and Monaco Grand Prix.
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Michael Schumacher is the all time hero.His driving skills plus Ferrari's unique strategy are the best.
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Michael Schumacher or Fernando Alonso
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check out Mario Andretti, he has won at all levels and types of racing from F1 it Nascar  :)
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Renault-Fernando Alonso\nFerrari-Michael Schumacher\nMclaren-Kimi Raikkonen\nToyota-Ralf Schumacher\nHonda-Jenson Button
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I like both. Emerson was the first in what is now a long list of great Brazilian racecar drivers; Mario has won races in practically everything he's entered and, along with Phil Hill, is the only American driver to win an F1 world driving title.
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Kimi Raikkonen - for his shear coolness and driving style.\nHe remains calm most of the time and is calmer than most drivers around. He ovetakes in the smooothest ways.\nHe is also from Finland, and Flying Finns are the coolest.
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Almost every Formula One driver started his career in kart racing, then progressed through the various formulae - Formula Ford, Formula Renault, Formula 2000, Formula Three, Formula 3000 (now known as GP2). \nSome, like Jacques Villeneuve haven taken a slightly different route (to F1). He attended the Jim Russell Formula Ford Racing School at Mont Tremblant, Quebec., in 1986 and the Spenard-David Formula 2000 Racing School at Shannonville, Ontario., in 1986. After that he raced in the Italian Formula Three series, the North American Formula Atlantic Series and the (now defunct)  CART series before moving back to Europe and to F1.\nF1 drivers need a Superlicense and to qualify for that, a driver usually has to prove his/her competence in a lower level of racing, but I often wonder how some drivers actually qualify for that license.\nBy the way,` I am rock' F2 disappeared at the end of the 1984 season and was replaced by Formula 3000, which became GP2 last year.
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Hi RINA, i think you are a great lover of F-1. Like you I am also a lover of F-1 besides football.Also I am a great fan of MICHAEL SCHUMACHER and FERRARI.
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The last one to compete (or at least try to) in F1 was Giavanna Amati in 1992. But she failed to qualify, more often than not by ending up backwards in a gravel trap.... and was subsequently replaced by Damon Hill until the team finally went under (and of course we all know how far Damon got, don't we?) + according to Williams driver Mark Webber women are too logical to race in F1.\n\nAnd the route to get into F1 to start off with is long and tedious, and most of the present drivers started off racing go-karts not long after they first started walking before moving on to Formula Ford, Formula3, Formula3000 / Formula Nippon / GP2 / IRL,  before they got to Formula1.