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7 Feb 2019, 14:43 (Ref:3882409)
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Why is 1966 such a common cut-off?
How did the historic racing world settle on 1966 as its before/after year?
My non-expert eye sees the Ford GT40, Can-Am monsters and winged F1 cars starting about then. Are these simply visible examples of significant technological advances which make 1966 such an important crux point? |
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