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• Knockhill Racing Circuit
  |Company slogan || ''Scotland's National Motorsport centre'' |Foundation || [[Knockhill]], [[Dunfermline]], [[Fife]], [[Scotland]], ([[1974]])
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• British Superbike Championship
  | [[Scotland]] | [[Scotland]]
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• Groups of regions of Italy
  ...are on a par with the [[States of Germany]], as well as with [[Wales]], [[Scotland]], [[Northern Ireland]] and the [[regions of England]].
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• Tour of Britain
  ::[[Scotland|Scot]] Ian Steel won the 1951 edition, in which [[Jimmy Savile]] (later to ...eting Board also sponsored the '''Scottish Milk Race''', a smaller tour in Scotland.
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• Archie Scott-Brown
  ...enfrewshire]] - died [[May 19]], [[1958]], [[Heusy]], [[Belgium]]) was a [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[Formula One]] driver. He participated in 1 grand prix, debuti
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• Bicycles Museums
  =England, Scotland & Ireland= National Museum of Scotland
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• Track cycling
  ...t sportsfields. Such events are particularly common during the summer in [[Scotland]] at [[Highland Games]] gatherings, but there are also regular summer event
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• Sean Connery
  |Location || [[Edinburgh, Scotland]] Connery was born in [[Fountainbridge]] ([[Edinburgh]]) [[Scotland]] on [[August 25]], [[1930]] to Joseph Connery and Euphamia 'Effie' MacLean
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• Jim Clark
  ...'' (born [[4 March]], [[1936]] – died [[7 April]], [[1968]]) was a [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[Formula One]] (F1) [[Auto racing|racing driver]]. Twice World Jim Clark also raced at Crimond in the North East of Scotland on 16th June 1956 in his very first car race he was behind the wheel of a D
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• Autograss
  ...[[England]], [[Wales]] and Northern Ireland, and from 2006 at one venue in Scotland.
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• Frank Williams
  ...on]] teacher, Williams spent much of his childhood at a boarding school in Scotland. In the late [[1950s]] a friend gave Williams a ride in his [[Jaguar (car)|
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• List of Racing tracks
  *[[Knockhill Racing Circuit|Knockhill]] - [[Scotland]]
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• Wolfgang Graf Berghe von Trips
  ...s scheduled to fly with an ex-classmate to the USA. The plane crashed over Scotland.
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• Timeline of ancient Rome
  ...[[84]] – Pacification of Britain, conquest of modern [[Wales]] and [[Scotland]] *[[140]]/[[143]] – After a rebellion Antoninus conquers Scotland; construction of [[Antonine Wall]] begins
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• Luigi Chinetti
  ...ari 166M]] in which Chinetti won was turned over to [[Baron Selsdon]] of [[Scotland]] ([[Peter Mitchell-Thomson]]) for twenty minutes during the race, making T
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• Johnny Herbert
  ...ely regarded as a coming man of [[motor racing]], likened by some to the [[Scotland|Scot]] [[Jim Clark]]. Winning the [[Formula Ford]] Festival at [[Brands Ha
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• Pirelli Calendar
  | [[Norman Parkinson]] || [[Edinburgh]], [[Scotland]] ||
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• Formula One sponsorship liveries
  ...strol]] (2000), [[Allianz]] (2001-05), [[BMW]], [[FedEx]], [[Royal Bank of Scotland|RBS]] (2005-) |[[Royal Bank of Scotland|RBS]], [[FedEx]], [[Tata Motors|Tata]]
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• Car tuning
  In [[Scotland]] and [[Denmark]], it is illegal for any car to have neon underlights on a
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• Electric car
  ...year is uncertain), [[Robert Anderson (businessman)|Robert Anderson]] of [[Scotland]] invented the first crude electric carriage, powered by non-rechargable [[
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