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The former McLaren driver Andrea De Cesaris has died at the age of 55. De Cesaris was killed in a motorbike accident in Rome, the official F1 website confirmed. The Italian, who also raced for.

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Andrea de Cesaris was born in Rome on May 31 1959. His racing career began after his father, a tobacco wholesaler and motor racing fan, bought him a go-kart for his 13th birthday. During the 1970s.

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Andrea De Cesaris died on Sunday after a road traffic accident in Rome. The 55-year-old leaves behind his wife Angela, a daughter, Stella, and many friends and ex-colleagues in motor sport. Sam Smith spoke to one of those who knew him best, his 1982 Alfa Romeo team-mate and fellow Italian, Bruno Giacomelli. Author Sam Smith

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When he was a rookie at McLaren in 1981 it was estimated that Andrea de Cesaris, who died in a motorcycle accident in Rome, damaged between 10 and 19 cars. If James Hunt had been Hunt the Shunt.

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By Daniel Johnson 06 October 2014 • 7:04am. Former F1 driver Andrea de Cesaris died in a motorbike accident near Rome on Sunday Credit: Photo: EPA. Sunday proved to be one of the darkest days in.

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05 Oct 2014 Ex-Formula One driver Andrea de Cesaris has been killed in a motorbike accident in his native Rome, aged 55. De Cesaris made over 200 Grand Prix starts between 1980 and 1994 in an F1 career which included spells with teams including McLaren, Ligier, Minardi, Jordan, Tyrrell and Sauber.

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Andrea de Cesaris had a reputation for crashes that unfairly clouded judgements of his ability as a Formula 1 driver Author Edd Straw Published Oct 6, 2014, 2:21 AM The Italian, who was killed.

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Andrea de Cesaris, who has died in a motorcycle accident aged 55, started 208 world championship races between 1980 and 1994, but never managed to finish higher than second.

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Former Formula 1 driver Andrea De Cesaris has died at the age of 55. The Italian was killed in a motorbike accident in Rome, the official F1 website confirmed. He started 208 races in his.

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Andrea de Cesaris: The bigger picture October 2012 - Motor Sport Magazine Home » Issues » October 2012 » Andrea de Cesaris: The bigger picture Andrea de Cesaris: The bigger picture Andrea de Cesaris reckons the British press only homed in on the trip-ups in his 14-year, 10-team Formula 1 career. We flew to Rome to let him paint the wider scene

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Andrea de Cesaris: His F1 career in pictures, 1980-'94 By Racerdigitaladmin and RACER Staff | October 5, 2014 10:20 PM ET Andrea de Cesaris, who died Sunday, Oct. 5, made his Formula 1 debut as a baby-faced 21-year-old (BELOW) in 1980.

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Long-time Formula 1 driver Andrea de Cesaris has died in a motorcycle accident in Italy at the age of 55 Published Oct 5, 2014, 12:04 PM Italian press reports said de Cesaris was killed.

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Andrea de Cesaris ( Italian pronunciation: [anˈdrɛ.a de ˈt͡ʃɛ.za.ris]; 31 May 1959 - 5 October 2014) was an Italian racing driver. He started 208 Formula One Grands Prix but never won. As a result, he holds the record for the most races started without a race victory. [1]

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De Cesaris, meanwhile, played the long game and with seven laps to go was in second place and closing in on Ayrton Senna in the all conquering McLaren Honda. This was a race he should have won.

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Andrea de Cesaris reckons the British press only homed in on the trip-ups in his 14-year, 10-team Formula 1 career. We flew to Rome to let him paint the wider scene By Rob Widdows. Big breath. I have to go there. The matter has to be raised. So best get it out of the way, no point pussy-footing around the edges.

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Former Formula One driver Andrea de Cesaris has died in a motorcycle accident in Rome. He was 55. With French driver Jules Bianchi fighting for his life after crashing at the Japanese Grand Prix.

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