Formula One Career
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! Nationality
| Czech
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! Active years
| 2001
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! Team(s)
| Prost
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! Grands Prix
| 3
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! Championships
| 0
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! Wins
| 0
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! Podium finishes
| 0
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! Pole positions
| 0
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! Fastest laps
| 0
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! First Grand Prix
| 2001Italian Grand Prix
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! First win
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! Last win
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! Last Grand Prix
| 2001Japanese Grand Prix
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Tomáš Enge (born September 11, 1976 in Liberec) is a former Formula One driver from the Czech Republic. He participated in the final 3 Grands Prix of 2001, debuting on September 16, 2001 at the Italian Grand Prix, as a replacement for Luciano Burti after the latter's horror crash in the Belgian race, becoming his country's first Formula 1 driver. The Prost team folded before 2002, leaving Enge with little hope of a drive.
He obtained the drive using the sponsorship from the local Coca-Cola branch, which had also funded the Nordic Racing F3000 team he raced for that year. He finished 3rd in the 2001 standings despite missing the final race, and was stripped of the 2002 title due to a positive marijuana test - as his Arden International team's main sponsor produced vodka this can be regarded as ironic. He re-emerged in 2005, driving for Panther Racing in the IRL, with modest success. Among his 17 career IRL starts was his rookie start in the 2005 Indianapolis 500. He then drove for Team Czech Republic in the 2005-2006 A1GP season.
