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"Those of you who have seen the Ron Howard film Rush (and if you haven&amp;#039;t, get moving) will recognize the name Clay Regazzoni. In the film, Clay played third fiddle to the Hunt/Lauda rivalry, and is more or less a plot entry point for Lauda. In real life, Regazzoni was a successful Swiss driver who won five Grand-Prixs over the course of his career, started out with Ferrari in 1970, and spent most of his racing career driving for Signore Ferrari himself. This is no small feat when you consider Il Commendatore&amp;#039;s temper. He also brought Williams its first Formula 1 Grand Prix win at Silverstone in 1979. He was taken out of F1 and paralyzed from the waist down by a nasty crash at the 1980 US Grand Prix West (Long Beach), but Regazzoni continued racing in other venues, including Dakar. To celebrate this great racer, who may have been a bit overshadowed in film and in life, today&amp;#039;s video is an in car from 1980 at Kyalami. The sound of the car is fantastic, and the overtaking speed is simply insane. Also, the next time you see Rush and Clay walks on the screen, be sure to cheer.      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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