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| Delecour, Francois |
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| Duncan, Ian |
| Duval, Francois |
| Eklund, Per |
| Ekstrom, Mattias |
| Ericsson, Mikael |
| Eriksson, Kenneth |
| Evans, Elfyn |
| Fassina, Antonio |
| Fourmaux, Adrien |
| Frequelin, Guy |
| Galli, Gianluigi |
| Gardemeister, Toni |
| Gilbert, Quentin |
| Greensmith, Gus |
| Gronholm, Marcus |
| Guerra, Benito |
| Haider, Josef |
| Hamalainen, Kyosti |
| Hanninen, Juho |
| Hirvonen, Mikko |
| Huttunen, Jari |
| Jonsson, Mats |
| Joona, Lauri |
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14-Dec-2000
Ford signs Francois for 2001, contesting all rallies.
27-Nov-2000
Peugeot unceremoniously kick Francois out despite long service with the team, presumably because of his lack of self-restraint.
19-Oct-2000
Delecour publicly accusses team-mate Panizzi for conducting illegal recce for San Remo Rally, embarassing Peugeot team ahead of an important event.
8-Apr-1994
Citroen ZX of an amateur rally driver practising for a local rally collides with Francois Delecour who is test-driving his friend's Ferrari F40. Francois suffers serious leg injuries and for a time there is fear that his legs may have to be amputated. Just ten weeks later he is back in a rally car for a test and four months later again contests in WRC.
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