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1. 1967 daytona 500
 2. 1959 united states grand prix
3. 1966 united states grand prix
4. 12 hours of sebring
5. 1968 united states grand prix
6. 2022 24 hours of daytona
7. 1966 monaco grand prix
8. 1958 24 hours of le mans
9. 1968 24 hours of le mans
10. 1961 united states grand prix
 11. 2007 24 hours of daytona
12. 1959 daytona 500
13. 2022 1000 miles of sebring
14. 1960 24 hours of le mans
15. 1968 monaco grand prix
16. 1972 indianapolis 500
17. 1954 24 hours of le mans
18. 2019 24 hours of daytona
19. 1966 indianapolis 500
20. 1957 24 hours of le mans
 21. 1964 indianapolis 500
22. 1966 belgian grand prix
23. 1988 daytona 500
24. 1953 24 hours of le mans
25. 2002 24 hours of le mans
26. 1963 24 hours of le mans
27. 1985 daytona 500
28. 1970 united states grand prix
29. 1965 german grand prix
30. 2005 24 hours of le mans
 31. 24 hours of daytona
32. 1998 daytona 500
33. 2021 indianapolis 8 hours
34. 1967 italian grand prix
35. 2002 daytona 500
36. 2014 24 hours of le mans
37. 1974 united states grand prix
38. 1981 united states grand prix west
39. 1967 german grand prix
40. 2021 daytona 500

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