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1. 2021 indianapolis 500
2. 2020 indianapolis 500
3. 2019 indianapolis 500
4. 2018 indianapolis 500
5. 2017 indianapolis 500
6. 2016 indianapolis 500
7. 2021 indianapolis 8 hours
8. 2022 verizon 200 at the brickyard
9. 2021 verizon 200 at the brickyard
10. 2021 british grand prix
11. indianapolis 500
12. 2021 daytona 500
13. 2022 australian grand prix
14. 2022 monaco grand prix
15. 2007 united states grand prix
16. 2022 miami grand prix
17. 2022 nascar all-star race
18. 2019 24 hours of daytona
19. 2022 1000 miles of sebring
20. 2021 belgian grand prix
21. 2022 azerbaijan grand prix
22. 2004 united states grand prix
23. 2006 united states grand prix
24. 2000 united states grand prix
25. 2021 italian grand prix
26. 2020 italian grand prix
27. 2005 united states grand prix
28. 2021 monaco grand prix
29. 2020 british grand prix
30. 2022 chevrolet detroit grand prix
31. 2001 united states grand prix
32. 2003 united states grand prix
33. 2022 austrian grand prix
34. 2021 azerbaijan grand prix
35. 2022 british grand prix
36. 2021 coke zero sugar 400
37. 2022 spanish grand prix
38. 2021 styrian grand prix
39. 2002 united states grand prix
40. 2022 24 hours of daytona

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