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Super Formula Fuji: Igor Fraga wins while Kakunoshin Ohta closes on title

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Indonesian GP
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Indonesian GP
MotoGP Indonesian GP: Raul Fernandez claims pole, Marc Marquez outqualifies Jorge Martin

Samantha Busch complete speech from emotional Kyle Busch Celebration of Life

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Samantha Busch complete speech from emotional Kyle Busch Celebration of Life

Joe Gibbs remembers Kyle Busch with humorous story at Celebration of Life

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NASCAR Cup
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Joe Gibbs remembers Kyle Busch with humorous story at Celebration of Life

Brexton Busch drives NASCAR Cup RCR No. 8 in touching tribute to father Kyle

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Charlotte II
Brexton Busch drives NASCAR Cup RCR No. 8 in touching tribute to father Kyle

Layne Riggs closes to 17 points of NASCAR Truck lead with Charlotte win

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Layne Riggs closes to 17 points of NASCAR Truck lead with Charlotte win

Lando Norris: “No excuse” for Singapore gap to Oscar Piastri

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Lando Norris: “No excuse” for Singapore gap to Oscar Piastri
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Gallery: All of Jacques Villeneuve's F1 race wins

As Jacques Villeneuve turns 49 on April 9, we recap all 11 of his grand prix victories in a Formula 1 career that spanned from 1996-2006.

Jacques Villeneuve, Williams
1996 European GP
Williams FW18, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 2nd
1996 British GP
Williams FW18, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 2nd
1996 Hungarian GP
Williams FW18, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 3rd
1996 Portuguese GP
Williams FW18, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 2nd
1997 Brazilian GP
Williams FW19, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 1st
1997 Argentine GP
Williams FW19, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 1st
1997 Spanish GP
Williams FW19, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 1st
1997 British GP
Williams FW19, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 1st
1997 Hungarian GP
Williams FW19, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 2nd
1997 Austrian GP
Williams FW19, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 1st
1997 Luxembourg GP
Williams FW19, Renault 3.0 V10. Started: 2nd
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