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Embassy Hill

Embassy Racing With Graham Hill, commonly abbreviated to Embassy Hill, was a short-lived Formula One team started by two-time Formula One World Champion Graham Hill. The team debuted in 1973 with a customer Shadow DN1 car, and began racing as a constructor with its own chassis in 1975. The team had limited success in three seasons of racing, but…

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BrabhamHanworthShadowZolder1974
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Embassy Hill plane crash

Piper AztecCircuit Paul RicardElstree AirfieldArkleyWalter Wolf
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Formula OneGraham Hill1973Shadow DN11975
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Base
United Kingdom
Constructors
Shadow-Ford Lola-Ford Hill-Ford
Drivers' Championships
0
Fastest laps
0
Final entry
1975 United States Grand Prix
First entry
1973 Spanish Grand Prix

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Embassy Hill

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related to Embassy Hill plane crash · 35
Embassy Hill → Allan Turner, Andy Smallman, Arkley, As, British Grand Prix, Circuit Paul Ricard, Elstree Airfield, Embassy Hill Piper Aztec, France, Goodwood Festival, Graham Hill, Graham HillHill's, Haynes International Motor MuseumThe, Hesketh Racing, Hill GH2, Hill GH2Hill, His, In, Lola T370, London
related to 1975 · 13
Embassy Hill → Andy Smallman, GH1, He, Hill GH1, Lola, Lola T371, Rolf Stommelen's, Smallman's, Spanish Grand Prix, Stommelen, The, The T370, Unfortunately
Base · 1
Embassy Hill → United Kingdom
Constructors · 1
Embassy Hill → Shadow-Ford Lola-Ford Hill-Ford
Drivers' Championships · 1
Embassy Hill → 0
Fastest laps · 1
Embassy Hill → 0
Final entry · 1
Embassy Hill → 1975 United States Grand Prix
First entry · 1
Embassy Hill → 1973 Spanish Grand Prix
Founder(s) · 1
Embassy Hill → Graham Hill
Full name · 1
Embassy Hill → Embassy Racing With Graham Hill

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hill 1975 team embassy car graham racing gh2 brise lola season grand prix tony 1973 shadow team's crash race 1974

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Embassy HillBaseUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Embassy HillConstructorsShadow-Ford Lola-Ford Hill-Ford1.00infobox
Embassy HillDrivers' Championships01.00infobox
Embassy HillFastest laps01.00infobox
Embassy HillFinal entry1975 United States Grand Prix1.00infobox
Embassy HillFirst entry1973 Spanish Grand Prix1.00infobox
Embassy HillFounder(s)Graham Hill1.00infobox
Embassy HillFull nameEmbassy Racing With Graham Hill1.00infobox
Embassy HillNoted driversGraham Hill Tony Brise Alan Jones Rolf Stommelen1.00infobox
Embassy HillPole positions01.00infobox
Embassy HillRace victories01.00infobox
Embassy HillRaces entered411.00infobox

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