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The Deerslayer is an 1841 historical adventure novel by American writer James Fenimore Cooper. Set in the eastern North American wilderness during the French and Indian War, it presents Natty Bumppo at an early point in the character's fictional life and is the first chronological entry in Cooper's...

The Prairie, or The Prairie: A Tale, is an 1827 novel by American writer James Fenimore Cooper. It is the third published novel featuring Natty Bumppo and the final story chronologically in the five-book Leatherstocking Tales. Set on the Great Plains after the Louisiana Purchase, the novel follows t...

The Pathfinder is a historical adventure novel by James Fenimore Cooper, published in 1840. It is the fourth novel in Cooper's Leatherstocking Tales and returns to Natty Bumppo, also called the Pathfinder, as a central frontier character. Set during the French and Indian War, the story follows milit...

The Pioneers is a historical novel by James Fenimore Cooper, first published in 1823. It is the first-published volume of the Leatherstocking Tales, the series that follows frontier scout Natty Bumppo at different stages of his life. Set in the fictional settlement of Templeton in New York, the nove...

Guy Ligier was a French racing driver and later the founder of the Ligier Formula One team. He entered 79 Formula One World Championship races between 1964 and 1971, driving for teams including Cooper, Brabham, and Ligier. His Formula One career produced one podium finish and 12 championship points,...

Ivor Bueb was a British racing driver who participated in six Formula One World Championship Grand Prix races between 1959 and 1961, achieving a best result of ninth place at the 1960 French Grand Prix.

John Love was a South African racing driver who participated in four Formula One World Championship races during the 1964 season, achieving a best result of ninth place at the 1964 Belgian Grand Prix.

Henry Taylor is a British Formula 1 driver who debuted in 2024 with Visa Cash App RB F1 Team, securing points at the Bahrain Grand Prix and demonstrating promising early season performance.

Hap Sharp was an American Formula One driver who participated in four races across the 1960 United States Grand Prix West events, achieving a best result of ninth place at Watkins Glen in 1962.

Alan Brinley Rees was a British racing driver who started two Formula One World Championship Grands Prix, both in 1967. He drove a Cooper-Maserati at the British Grand Prix and a Brabham at the German Grand Prix, finishing ninth and seventh respectively and scoring no championship points. Rees later...

Basil van Rooyen was a South African racing driver, engineer, inventor, and race-car developer. He made two Formula One starts, both in the South African Grand Prix at Kyalami: one for John Love's privateer Cooper-Climax in 1968 and one for the privateer Team Lawson McLaren M7A in 1969. He did not s...

Alan Brown (1919-2004) was a British racing driver active in the early post-war period of Formula One. He entered nine World Championship Grands Prix between 1952 and 1954, mainly in Cooper cars, and scored two points with a fifth-place finish at the 1952 Swiss Grand Prix. Brown also competed in 500...

Eric Brandon (1920-1982) was a British motor-racing driver and businessman closely associated with the Cooper Car Company. After the Second World War, he competed in the 500 cc class with cars developed with his boyhood friend John Cooper, and in 1947 he won Britain's first 500 cc circuit race at Gr...

Mário de Araújo Cabral is a Portuguese former racing driver who entered four Formula One World Championship Grands Prix between 1959 and 1964, becoming one of the first Portuguese drivers in the series. He raced a Cooper in the 1959 Portuguese Grand Prix at Monsanto and later the Derrington-Francis...

Gino Munaron (1928-2009) was an Italian racing driver who entered four Formula One World Championship Grands Prix between 1955 and 1960, driving Maserati and Cooper-Maserati machinery largely as a privateer. He scored no championship points in Formula One, though his career in sports car racing was...

Henri Greder was a French Formula One driver who participated in four races across the 1991 and 1992 seasons, scoring zero championship points.

Roberto Bonomi was an Argentine racing driver of Italian descent, active in the early 1960s. His only Formula One World Championship appearance came at the 1962 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, which he contested with a Cooper entry, scoring no championship points. He is one of the Argentine privateers...

Robert La Caze was a Moroccan racing driver who entered four Formula One World Championship Grands Prix in 1962 and 1963. He competed as a private entrant with a Cooper and scored no championship points. His record comes from the early 1960s, when independent drivers could appear in selected races w...

Trevor Blokdyk is a South African racing driver who competed in the 1960s as a privateer, campaigning Cooper chassis in southern African motorsport. He belongs to the group of local entrants who raced customer machinery in the period's national single-seater events and in races held alongside the an...