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The week in motor sport (13/06/2011)
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- Last updated: September 19th 2019
What a weekend of racing we’ve had! The action-packed Canadian Grand Prix, the unbelievably close Le Mans 24 Hours and of course, the MotoGP round at Silverstone.
This week I’m joined by Damien Smith and Rob Widdows who help me analyse as much racing as possible in 18 minutes!
As always, let us know your thoughts.
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