Sentence examples for brazilian drivers from inspiring English sources

The history of the Brazilian Grand Prix coincides with the rise of successful Brazilian drivers in Formula One.

Brazilian drivers have won 101 Grands Prix, taking third position behind Britain and Germany in victories by nationality.

Added to that is a racing culture like no other in the world, as three Brazilian drivers — Ayrton Senna, Nelson Piquet and Emerson Fittipaldi — have won eight titles.

That gives Brazilian drivers the option to purchase the most cost-effective fuel, and they can easily switch from one type to another.

On a bye week for IndyCar, Tony Kanaan and Vitor Meira, two Brazilian drivers in the series, competed at the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii on Saturday.

Brazilian drivers learned a similar lesson long ago: 77% of new cars can run on ethanol, which accounts for half of all transport fuel consumed in the country.

The Brazilian driver Felipe Nasr has joined Sauber in a shock appointment.

Ecclestone then bought the Brabham team in 1972 and won the drivers' championship twice with the Brazilian driver Nelson Piquet at the wheel.

The Brazilian driver returned to racing Friday at Spa as a replacement for Nick Heidfeld who got kicked out of the Lotus Renault team for not living up to expectations.

Nelson Piquet won the race in 1983 and 1986, during the decade in which he won the title three times, and Carlos Pace, another Brazilian driver, won the race in 1975.

It folds out to include the four others with three titles, including Franchitti and Helio Castroneves, the Brazilian driver who will also race Sunday.