| Car racing, a form of motor racing
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| | Chevrolet Corvette. Although not usually
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| involving cars built to combine aspects
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| | designed exclusively for racing, sports
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| of racing and touring cars. Although
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| | cars are nevertheless able racing
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| there are many conflicting definitions of
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| | machines and are often entered in
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| sports cars, it is usually conceded that
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| | competitions with their own kind, Most of
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| in normal production form they do not
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| | the world's sports-car racing is
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| resemble Grand Prix (Formula I) racing
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| | conducted for amateur drivers by local
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| machines. Whereas the latter is a
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| | and regional organizations. Some of the
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| single.seat design carrying spartan
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| | world's tccsctcam cot taesng, tsptciaiy
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| cockpit furnishings and utterly
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| | in suc'n important as Mans, where the
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| functional equipment throughout, the
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| | reputations of manufacturers are very
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| sports car is usually a two- seater,
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| | much at stake, has brought about some
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| sometimes a four, characterized by its
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| | prototype sports cars that are, in
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| nimble abilities (if not speed and power)
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| | reality, little different in their power
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| together with general suitability for
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| | and speed potentials from Formula I
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| high- speed touring on ordinary roads.
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| | machines. A world sports-car championship
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| Unlike a Grand Prix car, it is usually
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| | was awarded from 1953 to 1961. It was
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| series-produced,handmade. Some
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| | replaced in 1962 by a manufacturer's
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| manufacturers of Grand Prix machines,
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| | championship, for which grand touring and
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| such as Ferrari and Lotus, also make
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| | prototype cars also compete, awarded
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| sports cars. Other makes include MG,
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| | annually to the make of car that achieves
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| Jaguar, Aston Martin, AustinI Healey,
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| | the best record in a specified series of
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| Triumph, Porsche, Lancia, Morgan, and
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| | races.
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