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English: Ligier is a French car manufacturer and former Formula One team (1976 - 1996).

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  Ligier JS11 (1979) at the 2008 Goodwood Festival of Speed
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  Jacques Laffite at Pau in 1982
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  Andrea de Cesaris at the 1984 Dallas GP
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  Martin Brundle at the 1995 British GP
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  Olivier Panis at the 1995 British GP
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  Ligier JS41 (1995), Bridgestone test car livery
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  Ligier JS41 (1995), Bridgestone test car livery
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  Ligier JS41 (1995), Bridgestone test car livery
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  Ligier JS43 (1996)
• Philippe Alliot (1986, 1990)
• René Arnoux (1986 - 1989)
• Éric Bernard -1994
• Mark Blundell -1993
• Raul Boesel -1983
• Thierry Boutsen (1991 - 1992)
• Martin Brundle (1993, 1995)
• Eddie Cheever -1982
• Érik Comas (1991 - 1992)
• Andrea de Cesaris (1984 - 1985)
• Patrick Depailler -1979
• Pedro Diniz -1996
• Piercarlo Ghinzani -1987
• Olivier Grouillard -1989
• Johnny Herbert -1994
• François Hesnault -1984
• Jacky Ickx -1979
• Jean-Pierre Jabouille -1981
• Jean-Pierre Jarier (1977, 1981, 1983)
• Stefan Johansson {1988)
• Jacques Laffite (1976 - 1982, 1985 - 1986)
• Franck Lagorce -1994
• Nicola Larini -1990
• Olivier Panis (1994 - 1996)
• Didier Pironi -1980
• Philippe Streiff -1985
• Aguri Suzuki -1995
• Patrick Tambay -1981
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  Jérémie Dufour driving for the Ligier Junior Team in British F3, 1995
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  Ligier Ambra
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  Ligier JS2
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  Ligier JS2
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  Ligier JS2
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  Ligier JS2
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  Ligier JS4
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  Ligier Nova
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  Ligier Nova
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  Ligier Optima
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  Ligier Optima
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  Ligier X-TOO
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  Ligier X-TOO
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  Ligier X-TOO
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  Ligier electric car capable of automatic parallel parking and returning to traffic
• Prost Grand Prix - succeeding Formula One team