User:Albinomonkey/Sandbox

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While this is a sandbox, it's for my purposes only.
Please don't edit anything here, go to the sandbox to do your own please.

Current test articles:
Northern Spirit | F1 Aerodynamics

[edit] Useful code

Clears space after photos, boxes

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F1 season link

{{F1 season link|2005}} = {{F1sl|2005}} = [[2005 Formula One season|2005]]

[edit] Table Test Area

Generic table:

Col 1 Title	Col 2 Title	Col 3 Title	Col 4 Title
R1 C1	R1 C2	R1 C3	R1 C4
R2 C1	R2 C2	R2 C3	R2 C4

[edit] GT Circuit Template Test Area

Rome Circuit

Featured in	Gran Turismo 2 Gran Turismo 3
Circuit length	3.598 km
Surface	Asphalt
Weather	Sunny
Difficulty	Medium
Variations	Reverse
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(to be continued)

The Rome Circuit in Gran Turismo games is located in Rome, Italy. It is a street-circuit, run entirely on asphalt with wide roads, but barriers on the edges of the circuit. The basic circuit contains several right-angled corners, requiring some concentration, but also allowing for overtaking opportunities.

It first appeared in Gran Turismo 2, along with a short-course version. The short version was taken out of Gran Turismo 3, but a reverse version ("Rome Circuit II") was added.

[edit] Competitions

(Roman numeral(s) in parentheses indicates which variations are used)

[edit] Gran Turismo 3

Amateur League:

European Championship (I & II)
FF Challenge (II)
All Japan GT Championship (I)
Tourist Trophy (I)
Legend of the Silver Arrow (II)

Professional League:

British GT Car Cup (II)
FF Challenge (I)
Boxer Spirit (I)
Gran Turismo All Stars (I)
All Japan GT Championship (II)
Italian Avant Garde (I & II)
Yaris Race (II)
Elise Trophy (II)
Clio Trophy (I)
TVR Tuscan Challenge (II)
Polyphony Digital Cup (II)
Formula GT (I)

[edit] New A1 GP Templates

[edit] Template:A1GP team

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Founded	{{{founded}}}
Seat holder	{{{seat_holder}}}
Chairman	{{{chairman}}}
Race driver(s)	{{{drivers}}}
First race	{{{first_race}}}
Races entered	{{{races}}}
Championships	{{{championships}}}
Race victories	{{{wins}}}
Pole positions	{{{poles}}}
Fastest laps	{{{fastest_laps}}}
Total points	{{{total_points}}}
[[{{{current_season}}} A1 Grand Prix season\|{{{current_season}}}]] position	{{{current_position}}} ({{{current_points}}} pts)
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[edit] Race Summary

**2005-06 A1GP of Great Britain**
Race details
Race 1 of 12 in the 2005-06 A1 Grand Prix season.
Date	September 25, 2005
Location	Brands Hatch Kent, Great Britain
Weather	Cloudy, cold, rain
Qualifying
Pole	Brazil (Nelson Piquet Jr.)
Time	2'30.789 (1'14.965, 1'15.824)
Sprint Race
1st:	Brazil (Nelson Piquet Jr.)
2nd:	France (Alexandre Premat)
3rd:	New Zealand (Matt Halliday)
Main Race
1st:	Brazil (Nelson Piquet Jr.)
2nd:	Australia (Will Power)
3rd:	Mexico (Salvador Durán)
Fast Lap
FL:	Brazil (Nelson Piquet Jr.)
Time	1'16.547, (Lap 30 of Main Race)
Official Classications
Prac1 · Prac2 · Prac3 · Qual · SRace · MRace

[edit] Mark Webber Race Results

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	2nd place
Bronze	3rd place
Green	Finished, in points
Blue	Finished, no points
Purple	Did not finish (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
Blank	Did not participate
	Injured (INJ)
	Excluded (EX)

Yr	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	Team
2002	Mina	AUS 5	MAS ret	BRA 11	SMR 11	ESP dns	AUT 12	MON 11	CAN 11	EUR 15	GBR ret	FRA 8	DEU ret	HUN 16	BEL ret	ITA ret	USA ret	JPN 10			Mina
2003	Jagu	AUS ret	MAS ret	BRA 9	SMR ret	ESP 7	AUT 7	MON ret	CAN 7	EUR 6	FRA 6	GBR 14	DEU 11	HUN 6	ITA 7	USA ret	JPN 11				Jagu
2004	Jagu	AUS ret	MAS ret	BAH 8	SMR 13	ESP 12	MON ret	EUR 7	CAN ret	USA ret	FRA 9	GBR 8	DEU 6	HUN 10	BEL ret	ITA 9	CHN 10	JPN ret	BRA ret		Jagu
2005	Will	AUS 5	MAS ret	BAH 6	SMR 7	ESP 6	MON 3	EUR ret	CAN 5	USA ret	FRA 12	GBR 11	DEU ret	HUN 7	TUR ret	ITA 14	BEL 4	BRA ret	JPN 4	CHN 7	Will

[edit] Michael Schumacher race results

(key)

Yr	Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	Team
1991	Jord	USA	BRA	SMR	MON	CAN	MEX	FRA	GBR	GER	HUN	BEL ret	ITA 5	POR 6	ESP 5	JPN ret	AUS ret				Bene
1992	Bene	RSA 4	MEX 3	BRA 3	ESP 2	SMR ret	MON 4	CAN 2	FRA ret	GBR 4	GER 3	HUN ret	BEL 1	ITA 3	POR 7	BEL ret	AUS 2				Bene
1993	Bene	RSA ret	BRA 3	EUR ret	SMR 2	ESP 3	MON ret	CAN 2	FRA 3	GBR 2	GER 2	HUN ret	BEL 2	ITA ret	POR 1	BEL ret	AUS ret				Bene
1994	Bene	BRA 1	PAC 1	SMR 1	MON 1	ESP 2	CAN 1	FRA 1	GBR dsq	GER ret	HUN 1	BEL dsq	ITA	POR	EUR 1	JPN 2	AUS ret				Bene
1995	Bene	BRA 1	ARG 3	SMR ret	ESP 1	MON 1	CAN 5	FRA 1	GBR ret	GER 1	HUN 11	BEL 1	ITA ret	POR 2	EUR 1	PAC 1	JPN 1	AUS ret			Bene
1996	Ferr	AUS ret	BRA 3	ARG ret	EUR 2	SMR 2	MON ret	ESP 1	CAN ret	FRA ret	GBR ret	GER 4	HUN 9	BEL 1	ITA 1	POR 3	JPN 2				Ferr
1997	Ferr	AUS 2	BRA 5	ARG ret	SMR 2	MON 1	ESP 4	CAN 1	FRA 1	GBR ret	GER 2	HUN 4	BEL 1	ITA 6	AUT 6	LUX ret	JPN 1	EUR ret			Ferr
1998	Ferr	AUS ret	BRA 3	ARG 1	SMR 2	SMR 3	MON 10	CAN 1	FRA 1	GBR 1	AUT 3	GER 5	HUN 1	BEL ret	ITA 1	LUX 2	JPN ret				Ferr
1999	Ferr	AUS 8	BRA 2	SMR 1	MON 1	ESP 3	CAN ret	FRA 5	GBR ret	AUT	GER	HUN	BEL	ITA	EUR	MAS 2	JPN 2				Ferr
2000	Ferr	AUS 1	BRA 1	SMR 1	GBR 3	ESP 5	EUR 1	MON ret	CAN 1	FRA ret	AUT ret	GER ret	HUN 2	BEL 2	ITA 1	USA 1	JPN 1	MAS 1			Ferr
2001	Ferr	AUS 1	MAS 1	BRA 2	SMR ret	ESP 1	AUT 2	MON 1	CAN 2	EUR 1	FRA 1	GBR 2	GER ret	HUN 1	BEL 1	ITA 4	USA 2	JPN 1			Ferr
2002	Ferr	AUS 1	MAS 3	BRA 1	SMR 1	ESP 1	AUT 1	MON 2	CAN 1	EUR 2	GBR 1	FRA 1	GER 1	HUN 2	BEL 1	ITA 1	USA 2	JPN 1			Ferr
2003	Ferr	AUS 4	MAS 6	BRA ret	SMR 1	ESP 1	AUT 1	MON 3	CAN 1	EUR 5	FRA 3	GBR 4	GER 7	HUN 8	ITA 1	USA 1	JPN 8				Ferr
2004	Ferr	AUS 1	MAS 1	BHR 1	SMR 1	ESP 1	MON ret	EUR 1	CAN 1	USA 1	FRA 1	GBR 1	GER 1	HUN 1	BEL 2	ITA 2	CHN 12	JPN 1	BRA 7		Ferr
2005	Ferr	AUS ret	MAS 7	BHR ret	SMR 2	ESP ret	MON 7	EUR 5	CAN 2	USA 1	FRA 3	GBR 6	GER 5	HUN 2	TUR ret	ITA 10	BEL ret	BRA 4	JPN 7	CHN ret	Ferr

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[edit] Random Stuff

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[edit] FIFA World Cup refs

History of FIFA, 31 Mar 2006
History of football, 31 Mar 2006

[edit] Australian national football team (disambiguation)

Australia has four different codes that are sometimes known as football. The Australian national football team could refer to:

The official name of the Australia national football (soccer) team
Unofficial and rarely used names for:
- Australian national rugby union team
- Australian national rugby league team
- All-Australian Team (Australian rules football) this team, although the official national team, does not play internationally. A team that does play internationally is Australian International Rules Team which play a variation of the sport known as International rules football

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In everyday usage in Australia, "football" may refer to one of three other sports, two of which are represented in competition by a national team:

Australian rules football also has an official national team, the All-Australian Team although it is purely decorative – the team never players internationally. The Australian International Rules Team, selected from Australian rules players, does play internationally, but in a variation of the sport known as International rules football.

[edit] A-League foundation links

[edit] A-League player

Season	Club	Matches (Starts)	Goals
2005–06	Adelaide United FC	23 (22)	8
2005–06	Central Coast Mariners	23 (22)	8
2005–06	Melbourne Victory	23 (22)	8
2005–06	Newcastle United Jets	23 (22)	8
2005–06	New Zealand Knights FC	23 (22)	8
2005–06	Perth Glory	23 (22)	8
2005–06	Queensland Roar FC	23 (22)	8
2005–06	Sydney FC	23 (22)	8

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Player	Club	App (Starts)	Goals	Awards	Club profile	Other links	Article
Dwight Yorke	Sydney FC	20 (18)	6	[1] Joe Marston Medal Sydney FC - Best midfielder FourFourTwo - Impact of the Year	[2]	[3], [4]
Brian Deane	Perth Glory	5 (3)	1	None	[5]	[6], [7]

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Player	Club	App (Starts)	Goals	Awards	Club profile	Other links	Article
Dwight Yorke	Sydney FC	20 (18)	6	[8] Joe Marston Medal Sydney FC - Best midfielder FourFourTwo - Impact of the Year	[9]	[10], [11]
Brian Deane	Perth Glory	5 (3)	1	–	[12]	[13], [14]

[edit] math markup

$v=\pm c \sqrt{\left ( 1 - \frac{m_0}{m} \right )\left ( 1 + \frac{m_0}{m} \right)}$

$\Gamma \Big( nv+\frac{1}{\alpha} , \frac{1}{\beta + \sum_{i=1}^{n} x_i} \Big)$

$\Gamma \Big( 2n+3, \frac{1}{\frac{1}{10} + \sum_{i=1}^{n} x_i} \Big)$

[edit] WP:Football in Aus navigation

WikiProject
on Football in Australia

Main pages

Player	Club	Profile	Other	Status	Assessed
Richie Alagich	AUFC	[15]		B	26 Oct 06
Daniel Beltrame	AUFC	[16]		FA	26 Oct 06