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Giancarlo Gagliardi

Giancarlo Gagliardi

Giancarlo Gagliardi

218th GP – Italy 1972

218th GP – Italy 1972

Rhodesian Grand Prix – 1972

Rhodesian Grand Prix – 1972

Denmark

Denmark

Mallock U2 Mk 11

Costello SP7

Chevron B21

Porsche 917

Porsche 908/02

Mclaren M6B

Lola T212

Lola T280

Lola T290

T70 Mk3B GT

Chevron B18

Puma HM22A

GRD 272

March 712M

McLaren M21

Porsche

Porsche

Mallock

Mallock

Costello

Costello

Puma

Puma

Tony Birchenhough

Tony Birchenhough

John Burton

John Burton

Bob Wollek

Bob Wollek

Carlos Gaspar

Carlos Gaspar

Brian Husbands

Brian Husbands

David Saville-Peck

David Saville-Peck

Andrew Fletcher

Andrew Fletcher

Chris Craft

Chris Craft

John Jordan

John Jordan

Ian Richardson

Ian Richardson

John Coulter

John Coulter

Mario Casoni

Mario Casoni

Albert Powell

Albert Powell

Willie Green

Willie Green

Peter Lamplough

Peter Lamplough

Jack Paterson

Jack Paterson

Ian Mawby

Ian Mawby

Gerry Birrell

Gerry Birrell

Ronnie Mackay

Ronnie Mackay

Adam Potocki

Adam Potocki

Peter Westbury

Peter Westbury

Mac Daghorn

Mac Daghorn

Tony Lanfranchi

Tony Lanfranchi

Robert Lamplough

Robert Lamplough

Rothmans 50,000 – 1972

Rothmans 50,000 – 1972

False Bay 100 – 1972

False Bay 100 – 1972

217th GP – Austria 1972

217th GP – Austria 1972

Rand Winter Trophy – 1972

Rand Winter Trophy – 1972

216th GP – Germany 1972

216th GP – Germany 1972

Connew PC1

Connew PC1

Politoys FX3

Politoys FX3

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  • Giovanni Lavaggi born in 1958.
  • Marcel Delarochette born in 1885.
  • Pete Henderson born in 1895.
  • Bill Boyd died in 1984.
  • David Winstanley died in 2014.
  • Sheila Darbishire died in 1979.
  • Renato Balestrero died in 1948.
  • Karl-Emil Rolander died in 1974.
  • Charles Dunham died in 1962.
  • Jim Clark won the Sydney Trophy 1968.
  • José Froilán González won the Gran Premio de Buenos Aires 1951.
  • Paul Pietsch won the Vallentunaloppet 1934.

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