Japan Grand Prix#1995

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The Japan Grand Prix was an annual professional wrestling tournament held by the promotion All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling (AJW) to determine the number one contender for the promotion's highest achievement, the WWWA World Single Championship. The tournament was held in the summer every year from 1985 to 2004. In 2005, AJW was closed for good, and the WWWA Championship was abandoned.

List of winners

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1985 – Lioness Asuka
1986 – Yukari Omori
1987 – Chigusa Nagayo
1988 – Bull Nakano
1989 – Mitsuko Nishiwaki
1990 – Manami Toyota
1991 – Kyoko Inoue
1992 – Aja Kong
1993 – Akira Hokuto
1994 – Yumiko Hotta

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1995 – Manami Toyota
1996 – Aja Kong
1997 – Kaoru Ito
1998 – Manami Toyota
1999 – Manami Toyota
2000 – Kaoru Ito; Nanae Takahashi (Junior division)
2001 – Momoe Nakanishi
2002 – Nanae Takahashi
2003 – Amazing Kong
2004 – Kumiko Maekawa

Results

=1985=

The 1985 Japan Grand Prix was a 10-woman round-robin tournament concluding on June 25, 1985.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Lioness Asuka	7.0
Dump Matsumoto	6.5
Chigusa Nagayo	6.5
Devil Masami	6.0
Yukari Omori	5.0
Jumbo Hori	4.5
Noriyo Tateno	3.5
Crane Yu	2.5
Itsuki Yamazaki	2.0
Bull Nakano	1.5

{{3TeamBracket | RD1 = Second-place tie-breaker | RD2 = Final

| align = center

|RD1-team1 = Dump Matsumoto

|RD1-team2 = Chigusa Nagayo

|RD2-team1 = Lioness Asuka

|RD2-team2 = Dump Matsumoto

}}

=1986=

The 1986 Japan Grand Prix was a 12-woman round-robin tournament concluding on June 22, 1986.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Yukari Omori	9.0
Lioness Asuka	8.5
Chigusa Nagayo	8.5
Dump Matsumoto	8.5
Bull Nakano	6.5
Itsuki Yamazaki	6.5
Noriyo Tateno	5.5
?	4.5
?	3.5
?	2.5
?	2.0
Condor Saito	0.5

{{2TeamBracket

| align=center

| RD1-team1=Chigusa Nagayo

| RD1-team2=Yukari Omori

| RD1-score1=Pin

| RD1-score2=27:21

}}

=1987=

The 1987 Japan Grand Prix was a 13-woman round-robin tournament concluding on June 28, 1987.{{cite web|url=https://wwfoldschool.com/ajw-all-japan-womens-pro-wrestling-1987-1992/|title=AJW All Japan Women´s Pro-Wrestling (1987 – 1992)|work=wwfoldschool.com|publisher=WWF Old School|access-date=February 9, 2023}}

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Chigusa Nagayo	9.0
Dump Matsumoto	9.0
Yumiko Hotta	9.0
Lioness Asuka	7.5
?	7.0
?	7.0
?	6.5
Devil Masami	6.0
Bull Nakano	5.0
?	4.0
Condor Saito	3.0
Hisako Uno	2.0
?	2.0

{{3TeamBracket | RD1 = Second-place tie-breaker | RD2 = Final

|align = center

|RD1-team1 = Yumiko Hotta

|RD1-team2 = Dump Matsumoto

|RD1-score2= 5:46

|RD2-team1 = Chigusa Nagayo

|RD2-team2 = Dump Matsumoto

|RD2-score2= 12:26

}}

=1988=

The 1988 Japan Grand Prix was an 11-woman round-robin tournament concluding on June 26, 1988.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Bull Nakano	7.5
Yumiko Hotta	7.5
Mitsuko Nishiwaki	7.5
?	6.0
Dynamite Queen	6.0
Hisako Uno	5.5
Mika Suzuki	5.0
Dynamite King	4.0
?	3.0
?	3.0
Dynamite Bar	0.0

{{3TeamBracket | RD1 = Second-place tie-breaker | RD2 = Final

|align = center

|RD1-team1 = Bull Nakano

|RD1-team2 = Mitsuko Nishiwaki

|RD1-score2= 10:37

|RD2-team1 = Yumiko Hotta

|RD2-team2 = Bull Nakano

|RD2-score2= 10:30

}}

=1989=

The 1989 Japan Grand Prix was a 19-woman single-elimination tournament held from June 25 to August 24, 1989.

{{32TeamBracket-Compact-NoSeeds-Byes

| RD1=First round

| RD2=Second round

| RD3=Quarterfinals

| RD4=Semifinals

| RD5=Final

| team-width=120

| score-width=0

| RD1-team03=Yumiko Hotta

| RD1-team04=Mika Takahashi

| RD1-team13=Miori Kamiya

| RD1-team14=Erika Shishido

| RD1-team19=Suzuka Minami

| RD1-team20=Etsuko Mita

| RD2-team01=Noriyo Tateno

| RD2-team02=Yumiko Hotta

| RD2-team03=?

| RD2-team04=Mima Shimoda

| RD2-team05=Kaoru Maeda

| RD2-team06=?

| RD2-team07=Erika Shishido

| RD2-team08=Madusa Miceli

| RD2-team09=Bull Nakano

| RD2-team10=Suzuka Minami

| RD2-team11=Akira Hokuto

| RD2-team12=Manami Toyota

| RD2-team13=Sakie Hasegawa

| RD2-team14=Toshiyo Yamada

| RD2-team15=Bison Kimura

| RD2-team16=Mitsuko Nishiwaki

| RD3-team01=Yumiko Hotta

| RD3-team02=?

| RD3-team03=?

| RD3-team04=Madusa Miceli

| RD3-team05=Bull Nakano

| RD3-team06=Akira Hokuto

| RD3-team07=Toshiyo Yamada

| RD3-team08=Mitsuko Nishiwaki

| RD4-team01=Yumiko Hotta

| RD4-team02=Madusa Miceli

| RD4-team03=Bull Nakano

| RD4-team04=Mitsuko Nishiwaki

| RD5-team01=Madusa Miceli

| RD5-team02=Mitsuko Nishiwaki

}}

=1990=

The 1990 Japan Grand Prix was a seven-woman single-elimination tournament concluding on June 17, 1990.

{{3RoundBracket-Byes

| RD1-team1=Akira Hokuto

| RD1-team2=Manami Toyota

| RD1-team3=Madusa Miceli

| RD1-team4=Noriyo Tateno

| RD1-team5=Yumiko Hotta

| RD1-team6=Grizzly Iwamoto

| RD2-team1=Manami Toyota

| RD2-team2=Madusa Miceli

| RD2-team3=Yumiko Hotta

| RD2-team4=Mitsuko Nishiwaki

| RD3-team1=Manami Toyota

| RD3-team2=Yumiko Hotta

}}

=1991=

The 1991 Japan Grand Prix was a 16-woman single-elimination tournament held from July 7 to August 18, 1991.

{{16TeamBracket-NoSeeds

|RD1=First round

|RD2=Quarterfinals

|RD3=Semifinals

|RD4=Finals

|RD1-team01=Mima Shimoda

|RD1-score01=

|RD1-team02=Manami Toyota

|RD1-score02=

|RD1-team03=Takako Inoue

|RD1-score03=

|RD1-team04=Suzuka Minami

|RD1-score04=

|RD1-team05=Miori Kamiya

|RD1-score05=

|RD1-team06=Toshiyo Yamada

|RD1-score06=

|RD1-team07=Kyoko Inoue

|RD1-score07=

|RD1-team08=Debbie Malenko

|RD1-score08=

|RD1-team09=Esther Moreno

|RD1-score09=

|RD1-team10=Mariko Yoshida

|RD1-score10=

|RD1-team11=Yumiko Hotta

|RD1-score11=

|RD1-team12=Aja Kong

|RD1-score12=

|RD1-team13=Akira Hokuto

|RD1-score13=

|RD1-team14=Etsuko Mita

|RD1-score14=

|RD1-team15=Bison Kimura

|RD1-score15=

|RD1-team16=Mika Takahashi

|RD1-score16=

|RD2-team01=Manami Toyota

|RD2-score01=

|RD2-team02=Suzuka Minami

|RD2-score02=

|RD2-team03=Toshiyo Yamada

|RD2-score03=

|RD2-team04=Kyoko Inoue

|RD2-score04=

|RD2-team05=Mariko Yoshida

|RD2-score05=

|RD2-team06=Aja Kong

|RD2-score06=

|RD2-team07=Akira Hokuto

|RD2-score07=

|RD2-team08=Bison Kimura

|RD2-score08=

|RD3-team01=Manami Toyota

|RD3-score01=

|RD3-team02=Kyoko Inoue

|RD3-score02=

|RD3-team03=Bison Kimura

|RD3-score03=

|RD3-team04=Aja Kong

|RD3-score04=

|RD4-team01=Kyoko Inoue

|RD4-score01=

|RD4-team02=Bison Kimura

|RD4-score02=

}}

=1992=

The 1992 Japan Grand Prix was a round-robin tournament consisting of two 10-woman blocks, held from June 27 to August 30, 1992.{{cite web|url=https://www.voicesofwrestling.com/2020/10/28/that-was-the-year-that-was-1992-part-47-august-15/|title=THAT WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS: 1992 (PART 47 / AUGUST 15)|work=voicesofwrestling.com|first=Liam|last=Byrne|date=October 28, 2020|access-date=February 9, 2023}}

Wrestler: !Points: !Wrestler: !Points:
class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !colspan=2\|Block A !colspan=2\|Block B
Manami Toyota	9.0	Toshiyo Yamada	8.0
Aja Kong	8.0	Mariko Yoshida	7.0
Takako Inoue	6.0	Kyoko Inoue	7.0
Suzuka Minami	5.0	Akira Hokuto	4.5
Etsuko Mita	5.0	Sakie Hasegawa	4.0
Mima Shimoda	5.0	Yumiko Hotta	4.0
Bat Yoshinaga	4.0	Miori Kamiya	3.0
Tomoko Watanabe	3.0	Debbie Malenko	3.0
Cynthia Moreno	1.0	Terri Power	3.0
Bison Kimura	0.0	Kaoru Ito	1.5

{{3TeamBracket | RD1 = Semifinal | RD2 = Final

|align = center

|RD1-team1 = Aja Kong

|RD1-team2 = Toshiyo Yamada

|RD1-score2= 17:07

|RD2-team1 = Manami Toyota

|RD2-team2 = Aja Kong

|RD2-score2= 13:01

}}

=1993=

The 1993 Japan Grand Prix was a round-robin tournament consisting of two eight-woman blocks, with the top two finishers from each block advancing to a single-elimination tournament. It was held from May 3 to August 21, 1993.

Wrestler: !Points: !Wrestler: !Points:
class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !colspan=2\|Block A !colspan=2\|Block B
Akira Hokuto	6.0	Yumiko Hotta	6.0
Harley Saito	5.0	Manami Toyota	5.0
Toshiyo Yamada	4.5	Bat Yoshinaga	5.0
Suzuka Minami	3.0	Hikari Fukuoka	4.0
Sakie Hasegawa	3.0	Kyoko Inoue	3.5
Takako Inoue	3.0	Mima Shimoda	2.5
Etsuko Mita	3.0	Kaoru Ito	2.0
Tomoko Watanabe	0.5	Saemi Numata	0.0

{{4TeamBracket | RD2=Final

| align = center

| RD1-seed1=A1

| RD1-team1=Akira Hokuto

| RD1-seed2=B2

| RD1-team2=Manami Toyota

| RD1-seed3=B1

| RD1-team3=Yumiko Hotta

| RD1-seed4=A2

| RD1-team4=Harley Saito

| RD2-seed1=A1

| RD2-team1=Akira Hokuto

| RD2-seed2=B1

| RD2-team2=Yumiko Hotta

| RD2-score2=19:52

}}

=1994=

The 1994 Japan Grand Prix was a 10-woman round-robin tournament held from June 3 to August 28, 1994.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Yumiko Hotta	13
Manami Toyota	12
Sakie Hasegawa	11
Toshiyo Yamada	10
Mima Shimoda	10
Takako Inoue	10
Etsuko Mita	10
Suzuka Minami	8
Kaoru Ito	6
Tomoko Watanabe	0

=1995=

The 1995 Japan Grand Prix was a 16-woman round-robin tournament, consisting of two eight-woman blocks, concluding on September 3, 1995.

Wrestler: !Points: !Wrestler: !Points:
class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !colspan=2\|Block A !colspan=2\|Block B
Manami Toyota	11	Yumiko Hotta	12
Bison Kimura	9	Takako Inoue	11
Reggie Bennett	8	Kyoko Inoue	9
Kaoru Ito	8	Mariko Yoshida	8
Mima Shimoda	8	Sakie Hasegawa	6
Toshiyo Yamada	8	Etsuko Mita	6
Rie Tamada	2	Tomoko Watanabe	4
Chaparita Asari	0	Kumiko Maekawa	0

{{2TeamBracket

| align = center

| RD1-seed1=A1

| RD1-team1=Manami Toyota

| RD1-seed2=B1

| RD1-team2=Yumiko Hotta

| RD1-score1=Pin

| RD1-score2=23:39

}}

=1996=

The 1996 Japan Grand Prix was a 12-woman round-robin tournament held from July 14 to August 30, 1996.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Aja Kong	16
Reggie Bennett	14
Yumiko Hotta	14
Kyoko Inoue	14
Mima Shimoda	12
Toshiyo Yamada	12
Takako Inoue	10
Kaoru Ito	10
Etsuko Mita	8
Tomoko Watanabe	8
Mariko Yoshida	8
Chaparita Asari	4

=1997=

The 1997 Japan Grand Prix was a 12-woman round-robin tournament concluding on August 10, 1997.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Kaoru Ito	18
Manami Toyota	17
Kumiko Maekawa	16
Etsuko Mita	15
Mima Shimoda	15
Tomoko Watanabe	15
Rie Tamada	10 †
Saya Endo	7
Misae Genki	5 †
Tanny Mouse	4 †
Yoshiko Tamura	4 †
Mariko Yoshida	2

† These scores are not the actual scores. These wrestlers had one match with the results unknown.

=1998=

The 1998 Japan Grand Prix was a round-robin tournament consisting of two six-woman blocks, with the top three finishers from the Main League and the top finisher from the Junior League advancing to a single-elimination tournament. It was held from June 14 to August 9, 1998.

Wrestler: !Points: !Wrestler: !Points:
class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !colspan=2\|Main League !colspan=2\|Junior League
Manami Toyota	12	Miho Wakizawa	12
Zap I	12	Emi Motokawa	12
Yumiko Hotta	12	Momoe Nakawaki	12
Takako Inoue	10	Nanae Takahashi	11
Kumiko Maekeawa	8	Noriko Toyoda	9
Zap T	6	ZAP Nakahara	5

{{4TeamBracket | RD2=Final

| align = center

| RD1-seed1=J1

| RD1-team1=Miho Wakizawa

| RD1-seed2=M2

| RD1-team2=ZAP I

| RD1-score1=Pin

| RD1-score2=13:26

| RD1-seed3=M1

| RD1-team3=Manami Toyota

| RD1-seed4=M3

| RD1-team4=Yumiko Hotta

| RD1-score3=Pin

| RD1-score4=20:31

| RD2-seed1=M2

| RD2-team1=ZAP I

| RD2-seed2=M1

| RD2-team2=Manami Toyota

| RD2-score1=Pin

| RD2-score2=23:47

}}

=1999=

The 1999 Japan Grand Prix was a nine-woman round-robin tournament, with the second, third and fourth finishers advancing to a second round-robin. The winner of the second round-robin advanced to face the first-place finisher from the initial round-robin. The tournament was held from June 6 to August 15, 1999.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;text-align:center" !Wrestler: !Points:
Yumiko Hotta	11
Manami Toyota	9
Kaoru Ito	9
Momoe Nakanishi	9
Takako Inoue	8
Kumiko Maekawa	8
Nanae Takahashi	7
Tomoko Watanabe	6
Miho Wakizawa	5

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Manami Toyota	4
Kaoru Ito	2
Momoe Nakanishi	2

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;text-align:center" \|	Ito	Nakanishi	Toyota
Ito \| {{n/a}}	Ito (1:32)	Toyota (4:17)
Nakanishi \| Ito (1:32)	{{n/a}}	{{small\|(1)}} Nakanishi (10:46) {{small\|(2)}} Toyota (2:08)
Toyota \| Toyota (4:17)	{{small\|(1)}} Nakanishi (10:46) {{small\|(2)}} Toyota (2:08)	{{n/a}}

{{2TeamBracket |RD1=Final

| align = center

| RD1-team1=Yumiko Hotta

| RD1-team2=Manami Toyota

| RD1-score1=Pin

| RD1-score2=18:45

}}

=2000=

The 2000 Japan Grand Prix was a nine-woman single-elimination tournament held from June 11 to August 20, 2000. Also a six-woman Junior Division round-robin tournament was held.

Main league

{{16TeamBracket-Compact-NoSeeds-Byes

| RD1=First round

| RD2=Quarterfinals

| RD3=Semifinals

| RD4=Final

| team-width=

| score-width=

| score-align=

| RD1-team13=Mima Shimoda

| RD1-score13=

| RD1-team14=Manami Toyota

| RD1-score14=

| RD2-team01=Reggie Bennett

| RD2-score01=

| RD2-team02=Kaoru Ito

| RD2-score02=

| RD2-team03=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD2-score03=

| RD2-team04=Tomoko Watanabe

| RD2-score04=

| RD2-team05=Etsuko Mita

| RD2-score05=

| RD2-team06=Nanae Takahashi

| RD2-score06=

| RD2-team07=Manami Toyota

| RD2-score07=

| RD2-team08=Yumiko Hotta

| RD2-score08=

| RD3-team01=Kaoru Ito

| RD3-score01=

| RD3-team02=Tomoko Watanabe

| RD3-score02=

| RD3-team03=Etsuko Mita

| RD3-score03=

| RD3-team04=Yumiko Hotta

| RD3-score04=

| RD4-team01=Kaoru Ito

| RD4-score01=

| RD4-team02=Etsuko Mita

| RD4-score02=

}}

21st Century League

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Nanae Takahashi	7
Momoe Nakanishi	7
Kayoko Haruyama	5
Miho Wakizawa	5
Kayo Noumi	4
Miyuki Fuji	2

{{2TeamBracket |RD1=Final

| align = center

| RD1-team1=Momoe Nakanishi

| RD1-team2=Nanae Takahashi

| RD1-score2=7:44

}}

=2001=

The 2001 Japan Grand Prix was a 12-woman round-robin tournament held from June 1 to August 17, 2001.

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Momoe Nakanishi	16
Kumiko Maekawa	16
Kaoru Ito	15
Manami Toyota	13
Etsuko Mita	13
Tomoko Watanabe	12
Mima Shimoda	12
Yumiko Hotta	11
Miho Wakizawa	10
Nanae Takahashi	10
Kayo Noumi	4
Miyuki Fuji	0

{{2TeamBracket |RD1=Final

| align = center

| RD1-team1=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD1-team2=Momoe Nakanishi

| RD1-score1=Pin

| RD1-score2=12:28

}}

=2002=

The 2002 Japan Grand Prix was a nine-woman round-robin tournament held from May 25 to July 9, 2002. The top four finishers advanced to a single-elimination tournament.{{cite web|url=http://www.quebrada.net/videos/AJW2002.html|title=AJW ALL JAPAN WOMEN'S PRO-WRESTLING 2002|work=quebrada.net|author=Quebrada|access-date=January 17, 2023}}

class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto" !Wrestler: !Points:
Nanae Takahashi	10
Momoe Nakanishi	10
Rie Tamada	10
Kumiko Maekawa	10
Yumiko Hotta	9
Tomoko Watanabe	9
Kayo Noumi	8
Miyuki Gujii	4
Kaoru Ito	2

{{4TeamBracket | RD2=Final

| align = center

| RD1-seed1=1

| RD1-team1=Nanae Takahashi

| RD1-seed2=4

| RD1-team2=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD1-score1=Pin

| RD1-score2=6:57

| RD1-seed3=2

| RD1-team3=Momoe Nakanishi

| RD1-seed4=3

| RD1-team4=Yumiko Hotta

| RD1-score3=Pin

| RD1-score4=5:53

| RD2-seed1=1

| RD2-team1=Nanae Takahashi

| RD2-seed2=2

| RD2-team2=Momoe Nakanishi

| RD2-score1=Sub

| RD2-score2=6:20

}}

=2003=

The 2003 Japan Grand Prix was a 10-woman single-elimination tournament held from July 20 to August 3, 2003.

{{10TeamBracket

| RD4 = Final

| seeds = n

| RD1-team1=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD1-team2=Emi Sakura

| RD1-team3=Amazing Kong

| RD1-team4=Makai Witch #2

| RD2-team1=Sasori

| RD2-team2=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD2-team3=Kayo Noumi

| RD2-team4=Nanae Takahashi

| RD2-team5=Amazing Kong

| RD2-team6=Takako Inoue

| RD2-team7=Hikaru

| RD2-team8=Zap T

| RD3-team1=Sasori

| RD3-team2=Nanae Takahashi

| RD3-team3=Amazing Kong

| RD3-team4=ZAP T

| RD4-team1=Nanae Takahashi

| RD4-team2=Amazing Kong

}}

=2004=

The 2004 Japan Grand Prix was a 10-woman single-elimination tournament held on August 1, 2004.

{{10TeamBracket | RD2=Quarterfinals| RD4=Final| RD1-seed1=| RD1-seed2=| RD1-seed3=| RD1-seed4=| RD2-seed1=| RD2-seed3=| RD2-seed4=| RD2-seed5=| RD2-seed6=| RD2-seed7=

| RD1-team1=Saki Maemura

| RD1-team2=Sasori

| RD1-team3=Amazing Kong

| RD1-team4=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD2-team1=Hikaru

| RD2-team2=Sasori

| RD2-team3=Misae Genki

| RD2-team4=Nanae Takahashi

| RD2-team5=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD2-team6=Tomoko Watanabe

| RD2-team7=Takako Inoue

| RD2-team8=Mayumi Ozaki

| RD3-team1=Hikaru

| RD3-team2=Misae Genki

| RD3-team3=Kumiko Maekawa

| RD3-team4=Takako Inoue

| RD4-team1=Hikaru

| RD4-team2=Kumiko Maekawa

}}

References

{{cite web |url=http://www.prowrestlinghistory.com/supercards/japan/women/ajw/prix80.html |title=AJW Japan Grand Prix 1980s |publisher=Wrestling Supercards and Tournaments |accessdate=2008-07-19}}
{{cite web |url=http://www.prowrestlinghistory.com/supercards/japan/women/ajw/prix90.html |title=AJW Japan Grand Prix 1990s |publisher=Wrestling Supercards and Tournaments |accessdate=2008-07-19}}
{{cite web |url=http://www.prowrestlinghistory.com/supercards/japan/women/ajw/prix00.html |title=AJW Japan Grand Prix 2000s |publisher=Wrestling Supercards and Tournaments |accessdate=2008-07-19}}

Category:All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling

Category:Women's professional wrestling tournaments

Japan Grand Prix#1995

List of winners

Results

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See also

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