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RAM Racing

RAM Racing was a British Formula One racing team which competed during the racing seasons of 1976 to 1985. The team entered other manufacturers' chassis from 1976 to 1980, then ran March's team from 1981 to 1983, only entering a car entirely their own in 1984 and 1985. They scored no championship points.

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Base
United Kingdom
Constructors
Williams-Ford March-Ford Brabham-Ford RAM-Ford RAM-Hart
Drivers' Championships
0
Fastest laps
0
Final entry
1985 European Grand Prix
First entry
1976 Spanish Grand Prix

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RAM Racing

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Edges65
Triples12
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030303
Components1

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RAM Racing

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Base · 1
RAM Racing → United Kingdom
Constructors · 1
RAM Racing → Williams-Ford March-Ford Brabham-Ford RAM-Ford RAM-Hart
Drivers' Championships · 1
RAM Racing → 0
Fastest laps · 1
RAM Racing → 0
Final entry · 1
RAM Racing → 1985 European Grand Prix
First entry · 1
RAM Racing → 1976 Spanish Grand Prix
Founder(s) · 1
RAM Racing → Mike Ralph, John Macdonald
Full name · 1
RAM Racing → RAM Racing Team
Noted drivers · 1
RAM Racing → Manfred Winkelhock Jonathan Palmer Philippe Alliot Kenny Acheson Eliseo Salazar Mike Thackwell Jean-Louis Schlesser Jacques Villeneuve, Sr. Lella Lombardi
Pole positions · 1
RAM Racing → 0

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team grand prix ram march car entered formula 1976 one best 1985 year place british salazar 1984 cars mike winkelhock

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RAM RacingBaseUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
RAM RacingConstructorsWilliams-Ford March-Ford Brabham-Ford RAM-Ford RAM-Hart1.00infobox
RAM RacingDrivers' Championships01.00infobox
RAM RacingFastest laps01.00infobox
RAM RacingFinal entry1985 European Grand Prix1.00infobox
RAM RacingFirst entry1976 Spanish Grand Prix1.00infobox
RAM RacingFounder(s)Mike Ralph, John Macdonald1.00infobox
RAM RacingFull nameRAM Racing Team1.00infobox
RAM RacingNoted driversManfred Winkelhock Jonathan Palmer Philippe Alliot Kenny Acheson Eliseo Salazar Mike Thackwell Jean-Louis Schlesser Jacques Villeneuve, Sr. Lella Lombardi1.00infobox
RAM RacingPole positions01.00infobox
RAM RacingRace victories0 (best finish: 8th, 1984 Brazilian Grand Prix)1.00infobox
RAM RacingRaces entered65 (41 starts)1.00infobox

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