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2001 Juan Pablo Montoya Signed 'First Win' Italian GP F1 Nicolas Watts Original Artwork James Hunt Liguori was still driving into Toyota
2001 Juan Pablo Montoya Signed 'First Win' Italian GP F1 Nicolas Watts Original Artwork James Hunt Liguori was still driving into Toyota
2001 Juan Pablo Montoya Signed 'First Win' Italian GP F1 Nicolas Watts Original Artwork James Hunt Liguori was still driving into Toyota
2001 Juan Pablo Montoya Signed 'First Win' Italian GP F1 Nicolas Watts Original Artwork James Hunt Liguori was still driving into Toyota
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2001 Juan Pablo Montoya Signed 'First Win' Italian GP F1 Nicolas Watts Original Artwork James Hunt Liguori was still driving into Toyota Liguori was still driving into the late 1990s This suit was one worn during both the 1992 and 1993 seasons while Jones drove a Toyota Eagle MkIII for the Dan Gurney’s All American Racing IMSA GT Team after winning the CART IndyCar Championship and the Indianapolis 500 in 2000 This would also be the Colombian driver's first season in Formula One after crossing over from IndyCar

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