Driver of the Year
2012

Antonio Felix Da Costa
Greaves Motorsport48h Maxi Endurance

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Which racing circuit is your least favourite?
 
Marco Pullen:
– Castle Coombe
 
Philippe Layac:
– Knockhill
 
Ezra Idafar:
– Pembury
 
Raed Raffii:
– Reem Race track
 
Jono Lester:
– Hampton Downs
 
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Most buzz

1.Martin Rump
2.Maxime Martin
3.António Félix da Costa
4.Danica Patrick
5.Brendon Cook
6.Richie Stanaway
7.Adrian Quaife-Hobbs
8.Lewis Hamilton
9.Carlos Munòz
10.Max Verstappen
11.Jose Manuel De Los Milagros
12.Sebastian Vettel
13.Pippa Mann
14.Juan Diego Piedrahita
15.RC Enerson
16.Katherine Legge
17.Natacha Gachnang
18.Nathan Blok
19.Mitchell Evans
20.Julien Ducommun
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Steve Soper

Great Britain
Date of birth:September 27, 1951 (61 y/o)
Place of birth:Greenford, London
Races entered:324
Wins:56
Podiums:129
Pole positions:25
Fastest laps:40
Race win percentage:17.28%
(the above statistics are a summary of the data currently available on the Career details page.)

Racing career highlights


Second in FIA GT - GT1 1997.
Second in German Supertouring Championship 1996.
Japanese touring car champion 1995.
Third in FIA Touring Car World Cup 1995.
Third in Japanese Touring Car Championship 1994.
Second in FIA Touring Car World Cup 1994.
Second in British Touring Car Championship 1993.
Second in European Touring Car Championship 1988.
Third in British Touring Car Championship 1982.
BARC Modified Sports Car champion in Class C 1980.

Racing career summary


The following numbers are a summary of the more detailed information available in the Career details. Seasons spanning over two years (for example 2009-10 championships) have their race results accounted for in the year the championship ends (2010 in the previous example).

2001 25 races. 0 wins. 1 podium. 0 pole positions. 0 fastest race laps.
2000 1 race. 0 wins. 0 podiums. 0 pole positions. 0 fastest race laps.
1999 6 races. 4 wins. 6 podiums. 0 pole positions. 0 fastest race laps.
1998 5 races. 0 wins. 2 podiums. 1 pole position. 0 fastest race laps.
1997 14 races. 4 wins. 8 podiums. 0 pole positions. 0 fastest race laps.
1996 22 races. 3 wins. 11 podiums. 4 pole positions. 3 fastest race laps.
1995 24 races. 3 wins. 13 podiums. 1 pole position. 1 fastest race lap.
1994 33 races. 6 wins. 12 podiums. 1 pole position. 5 fastest race laps.
1993 18 races. 3 wins. 8 podiums. 2 pole positions. 0 fastest race laps.
1992 36 races. 2 wins. 7 podiums. 1 pole position. 4 fastest race laps.
1991 29 races. 6 wins. 9 podiums. 3 pole positions. 3 fastest race laps.
1990 28 races. 2 wins. 10 podiums. 0 pole positions. 2 fastest race laps.
1989 22 races. 2 wins. 5 podiums. 0 pole positions. 6 fastest race laps.
1988 22 races. 8 wins. 12 podiums. 5 pole positions. 4 fastest race laps.
1987 13 races. 2 wins. 7 podiums. 2 pole positions. 3 fastest race laps.
1985 1 race. 0 wins. 0 podiums. 0 pole positions. 0 fastest race laps.
1984 3 races. 1 win. 2 podiums. 0 pole positions. 0 fastest race laps.
1983 11 races. 5 wins. 8 podiums. 5 pole positions. 5 fastest race laps.
1982 11 races. 5 wins. 8 podiums. 0 pole positions. 4 fastest race laps.
1980 ? races. ? wins. ? podiums. ? pole positions. ? fastest race laps.




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Tony Graham8
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