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Currently working (slowly) on articles for early International F3000 seasons: 1989 90 91 2 3 4. Looking for CORRECT entry lists / results for those years, there seems to be a lot of confusion about which cars people drove. Help out or give feedback if you can.

Other Wikipedia topics I'm passionate about:

• James VI & I, finally here!
• Promoting the use of American English (in line with WP:ENGVAR of course, but I'd love to get rid of some of the stupidity like fixed-wing aircraft)
• Getting rid of DAB pages when hatnotes do the job better (hatnotes inconvenience some people. DAB pages inconvenience everybody.)