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Retirement Cake Verbage
Mexico
The first of two victories in Formula 1 dates back to the Honda Grand Prix of Mexico 1965.Una historic victory not only because it was the first House of the Rising Sun (the other will come to Monza in '67, at the hands of John Surtees), but also the first in a Japanese house, the only American Richie Ginther and the last of the Formula A one-liter and above mezzo.Qui Ginther Gurney's Brabham and Clark's Lotus.
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The first of two victories in Formula 1 dates back to the Honda Grand Prix of Mexico 1965.Una historic victory not only because it was the first House of the Rising Sun (the other will come to Monza in '67, at the hands of John Surtees), but also the first in a Japanese house, the only American Richie Ginther and the last of the Formula A one-liter and above mezzo.Qui Ginther Gurney's Brabham and Clark's Lotus.
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