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'''Info about the bike above which is currently in Finland:''' ...ible on the tank. The ST.A.S motor number on the bike is 3378. I find from Finland an old archive 2 st.a.s > motorcycles with numbers 3373 B.M. (Belgishe) and

| {{flagiconFinland}} [[Finland|Finnish]] '''Jarno Karl Keimo Saarinen''' ([[December 11]], [[1945]] in [[Turku]], [[Finland]] - [[May 20]], [[1973]] in [[Monza]], [[Italy]]) was a [[Grand Prix motorc

* [[Taru Rinne]] (Finland) scored a total of twenty-five points in the 125 cc class throughout the 19

'''Taru Rinne''' (born [[1968]] in [[Turku]]) is a [[Finland|Finnish]] former [[Motorcycle racing|motorcycle racer]]. She was the first

...manufacturer, also formerly KHD. Also in 2003, SDF purchased 10% of the [[Finland]] based [[Sampo Rosenlew]], a manufacturer of forestry equipment and combin

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* [[1957]] 1st in the [[Neste Rally Finland|1000 Lakes Rally]] in a [[Saab 93]]

...at country, although tracks can also be found in the [[Czech Republic]], [[Finland]] and [[Norway]]. Occasionally, Longtrack meetings are held in [[Australia] ...y of team and individual meetings are held in [[Russia]], [[Sweden]] and [[Finland]], but events are also held in the [[Czech Republic]], [[Germany]], the [[N

...birthplace [[Stockholm]], [[Sweden]], was the first regular driver from [[Finland]] in the series.

|Pole Country || {{FlagiconFinland}} Finland |First Country || {{FalgiconFinland}} Finland

'''Mika Kallio''' (born [[November 8]], [[1982]] in [[Valkeakoski]]) is a [[Finland|Finnish]] [[Motorcycle racing|motorcycle racer]]. He started racing in [[19

...cross" Schanche ([[Norway]]), Olle Arnesson ([[Sweden]]), Matti Alamäki ([[Finland]]), Kenneth "His Kennyness" Hansen (Sweden) and Per Eklund (Sweden) as some

* [[Neste Rally Finland]] in [[Finland]]

* [[Neste Rally Finland]] in [[Finland]]

...and [[Austria]] the Hungaroring has traditionally seen a large influx of [[Finland|Finnish]] fans too. And with the gone of the Austrian Grand Prix of [[Zeltw

|Nationality || {{flagiconFinland}} [[Finland|Finnish]] ...ika Juhani Salo''' (born [[November 30]], [[1966]] in [[Helsinki]]) is a [[Finland|Finnish]] former [[Formula One]] driver. His best ranking was 10th in the w

* Finland: 18

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...Prix scene, motorcycle racers were competing at venues like [[Imatra]] in Finland that featured railroad crossings and hay bales wrapped around telephone pol

...n''' (born September 28, 1968 in [[Vantaa|Helsingin maalaiskunta]]) is a [[Finland|Finnish]] [[auto racing|racing driver]] and two-time [[Formula One]] champi ...s resided in [[Monte Carlo]] although he also has houses in [[France]] and Finland. On May 18 2008, his newly completed mansion in France burnt down after the

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...[micronations]]) is [[Iceland]] (1%), while the most forested country is [[Finland]] (77%). | {{flagiconÅland}} [[Åland]] ([[Finland]])

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...s [[Björn Waldegård]] became the first official world champion, edging out Finland's [[Hannu Mikkola]] by one point. [[Fiat]] took the manufacters' title with ...ason|1995]] and Subaru took the manufacturers' title three years in a row. Finland's [[Tommi Mäkinen]] driving a [[Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution]] won the driv

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...ortTV. In Germany PayTV Channel Premiere broadcast all races Live and in [[Finland]] Pay-TV-channel [[MTV3 MAX]] broadcasts all races and qualifying live, the

...The season was won by the [[Germany|German]] [[Nico Rosberg]], with the [[Finland|Finn]] [[Heikki Kovalainen]] finishing second.

...d trials greats include [[Northern Ireland]]'s [[Sammy Miller]] (1960s), [[Finland]]'s [[Yrjö Vesterinen]] (1970s), [[Spain]]'s [[Jordi Tarres]] (1980s and '

...Republic Federal of Jugoslavia|Jugoslavia]], [[Holland]], [[Sweden]] and [[Finland]]) and to have precedent of 23 lengths in the general listing the strong Sp

..., mounted at the outer left and right edges of the front of the vehicle. [[Finland]] adopted the requirement in [[1982]] (on rural roads, only in [[1997]] eve

...follow in all of the europeon countries, from France ... to Sweden ... to Finland

*[[Finland]] - SFS - Finnish Standards Association - [http://www.sfs.fi/en/ Website]

...ere made. The Spanish exported them to Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Netherlands, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Gu

...ace finish behind Häkkinen and Schumacher handed the championship to the [[Finland|Finn]]. It is interesting to note, however, that under the current points s

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...out ahead of Räikkönen. But he didn't manage to come out in front of the [[Finland|Finnish]] driver and retained his position. By lap 34, Schumacher was up in

...stly with private teams. In 1958 [[Alfa Romeo Giulietta]] won the [[Rally Finland]]. Racing versions of the Alfetta GT and GTV were built by Autodelta in 19

...ˈmɑ.ti.ɑs ˈræik.kø.nen/}}) (born [[October 17]], [[1979]] in [[Espoo]], [[Finland]]) is a race car driver, currently driving for [[Scuderia Ferrari]]. He is ...ring for the season opener, Räikkönen competed in a [[snowmobile]] race in Finland under the pseudonym "[[James Hunt]]", referring to the 1976 world champion

...n the Enduro 1 class for Spain, [[Samuli Aro]] took the enduro 2 class for Finland while [[David Knight (motorcyclist)|David Knight]] won Enduro 3 for Great B

...ndo Alonso]]. His team mate was the team's former test driver, the young [[Finland|Finn]] [[Heikki Kovalainen]], who was replaced as test driver by [[Nelson P

...ition of the 1997 season; the Canadian was partnered on the front row by [[Finland|Finnish]] driver, Mika Häkkinen. Villeneuve went onto win the Grand Prix w

...ace behind those of [[Australia]], [[Austria]], [[Canada]], [[Denmark]], [[Finland]], [[Germany]], [[Great Britain]], [[Iceland]], [[Japan]], [[Luxembourg]],

http://www.carf.fi/ - Club Alfa-Romeo Finland ry.

||Division||Russia, Finland, Sweden, Europe '''[[Finland]]'''

...ined Hamilton and de la Rosa at McLaren for a one off test, although the [[Finland|Finnish]] driver was over three seconds slower then Badoer's time, completi

| [[Bulgaria]], [[Denmark]], [[Norway]], [[Austria]], [[Romania]], [[Finland]], [[Spain]]

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