1972 Italian Grand Prix: Ronnie Peterson, 9th position, leads Niki Lauda, 3th position, action

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1972 Italian Grand Prix: Ronnie Peterson, 9th position, leads Niki Lauda, 3th position, action

1972 Italian Grand Prix.
Monza, Italy. 10th September 1972.
Ronnie Peterson (March 721G-Ford), 9th position, leads Niki Lauda (March 721G-Ford), 3th position, action.
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