| Who? |
What |
Points |
Action |
Lap |
| 1998 – Australian Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Tyrrell)
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1 pts
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With his team mate out on the first lap with gearbox trouble Magnussen was the only Stewart driver left in the race. On the second lap he was following Ralf Schumacher when he dived up the inside of the Jordan, trying to fit through an impossible small gap. The two cars collided and spun off in to the gravel, their races run. Tyrrell new-boy, Takagi was following closely and he spun his Tyrrell into the same gravel trap as he tried to a void the accident ahead. He too was out of the race. “I had quite a bad start and lost several places,” recounted Ralf. “The problem was I could not find my way into the centre of the pack, which was not a good thing to do. The going into turn five I was touched by Magnussen. It was a racing incident; he did not do it on purpose. My mistake was to be so far back.”
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| 1998 – Spanish Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Tyrrell)
|
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4 pts
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Takagi had two spins in qualifying enroute to last position on the grid; this was better than his team mate Ricardo Rosset who missed the 107% time.
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| 1998 – Austrian Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Tyrrell)
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4 pts
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After the start Takagi was very ambitious into the first corner, the uphill right hand bend. He broke for the corner impossibility late and the rear of his Tyrrell snapped around, the Tyrrell spun into the barrier and out of the race, (the rear wing ripped from the Tyrrell.) Three other cars took to the gavel in avoidance but they were able to extract themselves and continue.
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| 1998 – Belgian Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Tyrrell)
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4 pts
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Takagi’s brave run in the spare Tyrrell came to an end on lap eleven when he spun off the track and out of the race.
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| 1998 – Italian Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Tyrrell)
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1 pts
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Hill, Takagi and Tuero were all guilty of straight lining the first chicane on the second lap. All escaped without penalty.
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| 1999 – Brazilian Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Arrows)
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1 pts
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Diniz was fighting for position with the Arrows of Takagi when the two collided. Takagi was able to finish the race abet three laps behind the winner Hakkinen. Diniz retired from the race a few laps later on lap forty three when the damage sustained in the incident caused him to lose control of his Sauber and spin off the track.
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| 1999 – British Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Arrows)
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1 pts
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Badoer had to pit on lap six to have grass removed from the radiators of his Minardi. This was because Takagi had pushed him off the track.
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| 1999 – Italian Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Arrows)
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1 pts
|
On the first lap of the race Gene and Takagi were arguing over the same piece of track and the two collided. Gene speared off the track and was eliminated from the race. Takagi continued.
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Arrows)
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1 pts
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On lap twenty-four Takagi savaged the back of Luca Badoer’s Minardi in turn one. The Italian car was eliminated on the spot but Takagi was able to limp back to the pits for repairs. Minardi were particularly unhappy and implied that Arrows were only able to beat them by pushing their cars off the track. (Takagi had rammed Gene at the start too.)
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Arrows)
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4 pts
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Takagi’s eventful race came to an end on lap thirty six after he span out of the race driving his Arrows that had needed a trip to the pits to be patched up after a collision with Badoer’s Minardi.
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| 1999 – European Grand Prix |
| Misc |
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Takagi, Toranosuke (Arrows)
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4 pts
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Takagi span out of the race on lap forty-two due to the worsening track conditions.
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Japan
