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The glittering
event, attended by Prince Albert of Monaco, FIA president Max
Mosley and the great and the good of world motor sport, culminated
in the presentation of the Formula One drivers trophy to 24-year-old
Fernando Alonso, the youngest world champion in the sport’s
history.
Alonso, who is also the first ever Spaniard to take the title, was clearly
delighted to officially receive his award. He said: “I look at this
trophy and say to myself that one day, when I have children, I will be
able to tell them that I was world champion.
“It represents the work of a whole team, and the achievement of a dream.
We had to fight to win this, and I am proud to have done so. Hopefully, this
is just the start. I am only 24 years old and I hope to come back on this stage
many times in the future to receive this prize.”
Alonso was joined on stage by Renault team boss Flavio Briatore, who received
the trophy for winning the constructors’ championship. The two of
them stood on either side of the 2005 Renault F1 car, which was suspended
vertically on the stage in honour of the team’s achievements.
Briatore
said: “This
tribute is very important to us. Since Renault returned to
F1 in 2002, we have improved step by step, and finally won
both championships through our hard work. Personally, I am
delighted. But this is an award for the whole team. More than
800 people worked tirelessly to allow Renault to fight at the
front, and a whole family of partners supported us. This is
their trophy.”
Trophies were also presented to the winners of the World Rally Championship,
World Touring Car Championship and all the other FIA championships through to
karting and truck racing (see full prize list below).
In addition to these awards there were the three Formula One Promotional trophies
for the best broadcaster, promoter and national sporting authority. German commercial
channel RTL picked up the broadcasters award, whilst the promoter’s prize
went to the Automobile Cub de Monaco. In keeping with the strong Spanish representation
on the evening, the ASN award, which goes to the national sporting authority
whose licence-holders score the most points in an F1 season, went to the Real
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2005 FIA PRIZE GIVING
List of Champions
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FIA European Truck Racing Championship
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- Racetruck: Antonio ALBACETE (Spain)
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FIA Championship for Thoroughbred Grand Prix
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- Driver: Christian GLASEL (Germany)
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Cars
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FIA Thoroughbred Grand Prix Historic Cup – Class ‘A’
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- Driver: John DELANE (USA)
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FIA Thoroughbred Grand Prix Classic Cup – Class ‘B’
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- Driver: John BOSCH (NL)
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FIA Thoroughbred Grand Prix Cup – Class ‘C’
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- Driver: Hubertus BAHLSEN (Switzerland)
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FIA Thoroughbred Grand Prix Sporting Cup – Class
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- Driver: Steve HARTLEY (GB)
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CIK-FIA Karting World Championship for Drivers
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- 1st: Oliver OAKES (GB)
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- 2nd: Jon LANCASTER (GB)
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- 3rd: Davide FORE (Italy)
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Team: TONY KART RACING TEAM (Italy)
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Mr Giacomo Aliprandi
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FIA European Drag Racing Championship
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- Top Fuel Driver: Lex JOON (NL)
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- Top Methanol Driver: Dave WILSON (GB)
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- Pro Stock Driver: Jimmy ALUND (Sweden)
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- Top Methanol Funny Car Driver: Urs ERBACHER
(Switzerland)
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FIA European Rally Championship
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- Driver: Renato TRAVAGLIA (Italy)
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- Co-Driver: Flavio ZANELLA (Italy)
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FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship
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- Driver: Jussi VÄLIMÄKI (Finland)
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- Co-Driver: Jarkko KALLIOLEPO (Finland)
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FIA Middle East Rally Championship
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- Driver: Nasser Saleh AL-ATTIYAH
(Qatar)
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- Co-Driver: Chris PATTERSON (GB)
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FIA African Rally Championship
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- Driver: Singh MUNA (Zambia)
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- Co-Driver: David SIHOKA (Zambia)
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FIA World Touring Car Championship
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- 1st: Andy PRIAULX (GB)
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- 2nd: Dirk MÜLLER (Germany)
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- 3rd: Fabrizio GIOVANARDI (Italy)
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- Manufacturer: BMW
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Dr Mario Theissen
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Laredo Diesel World Record
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Mercedes-Benz E-Class
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Dr Michael Krämer
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FIA GT Championship
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- GT1 Drivers: Gabriel GARDEL (Switzerland)
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- GT1 Team: VITAPHONE RACING TEAM
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Mr Matthias Quinger
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- GT1 Manufacturer: MASERATI
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Mr Claudio Berro
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FIA GT Championship
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- GT2 Drivers: Marc
LIEB (Germany)
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Mike
ROCKENFELLER (Germany)
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- GT2 Team: GRUPPE M RACING TEAM
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Mr Kenny Chen
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- GT2 Manufacturer: PORSCHE
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Mr Franck-Steffen Walliser
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FIA Junior World Rally Championship (for Drivers)
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- Driver: Daniel SORDO (Spain)
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FIA Production Cars World Rally Championship
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- Driver: Toshihiro
ARAI (Japan)
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(for Drivers)
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FIA World Rally Championship
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Drivers:
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- 1st : Sébastien LOEB (France)
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- 2nd: Petter SOLBERG (Norway)
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- 3rd: Marcus GRÖNHOLM
(Finland)
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FIA World Rally Championship
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Co-Drivers:
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- 1st : Daniel ELENA (France)
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- 2nd: Philip MILLS (GB)
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- 3rd: Timo RAUTIAINEN
(Finland)
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Manufacturer: Citroën
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Mr Guy Frequelin
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Formula One Promotional Trophies
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- Broadcaster: RTL – Mr Manfred Loppe
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- Promoter: Monaco – Mr René Isoart
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ASN: Spain – Mr Carlos GRACIA
FUERTES
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FIA Formula One World Championship
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- 1st : Fernando ALONSO (Spain)
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- 2nd: Kimi RAIKKONEN (Finland)
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- 3rd: Michael SCHUMACHER
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(Germany)
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- Manufacturer: Renault
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Mr Flavio Briatore
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