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Hailwood - racing like it used to be
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In 1978, the year of his successful comeback on the Ducati 900SS. He was killed with his daughter in a car accident just a few years later at the age of 40 when a truck driver made an illegal turn across the road.
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Great video - great riding. Smooth, smooth, smooth.
Thanks for posting.
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Sweet comeback victory.
I wish I had that circuit in my back yard. I think it would fit.
They started passing backmarkers at lap 10 of 20, but everybody's bent out of shape when a CRT machine gets lapped at the very end of a race today.
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