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    "Nico won the GP2 championship this season as a rookie and has previously won the F3 Euroseries, Formula Master, A1 GP and Formula BMW Germany." Williams added: "Nico Rosberg and Kazuki remain our drivers until the end of 2009 and I would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their contribution to the team. Nico and Kazuki have represented Williams and our partners with dedication, discipline and skill and we wish them every success with their future endeavours." In extending a career that began in 1993 with Jordan, 37-year-old Barrichello is now poised to compete in more than 300 grands prix. Full Article at Irish Times
    Nico Rosberg and Kazuki remain our drivers until the end of 2009 and I would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their contribution to the team. Nico and Kazuki have represented Williams and our partners with dedication, discipline and skill and we wish them every success with their future endeavours.
    SOURCE: Irish Times 1 month ago
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  1. I have a lot of passion for speed, for overtaking, for the things that pump me up, the challenge of winning
    Rubens Barrichello – Rubens Barrichello SOURCE: Irish Times 1 month ago
  2. I want to go on and have a chance to keep on winning.
    SOURCE: Irish Times 1 month ago
  3. He is not only the most experienced driver in Formula One but a passionate and talented driver who fought hard for the championship this year. Nico won the GP2 championship this season as a rookie and has previously won the F3 Euroseries, Formula Master, A1 GP and Formula BMW Germany.
    SOURCE: Irish Times 1 month ago

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