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File:Damon Hill 1999 Britain.jpg

Description Damon Hill driving for Jordan Grand Prix at the 1999 British Grand Prix.
Date 29 July 2009, 00:00
Source Antique Photograph
Author John R. from Scotland, Britain.
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