1975 Dutch Grand Prix - Podium: James Hunt, 1st position, with Niki Lauda, 2nd position and Clay Regazzoni, 3rd position on the podium, portrait

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1975 Dutch Grand Prix - Podium: James Hunt, 1st position, with Niki Lauda, 2nd position and Clay Regazzoni, 3rd position on the podium, portrait

1975 Dutch Grand Prix.
Zandvoort, Holland. 20 - 22 June 1975.
James Hunt (Hesketh 308-Ford), 1st position, with Niki Lauda (Ferrari 312T), 2nd position and Clay Regazzoni (Ferrari 312T), 3rd position on the podium, portrait.
Ref: 75HOL11.
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