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1982 Gilles Villeneuve Last Podium/Race San Marino GP Race Used Scuderia Ferrari F1 Helmet Red Ball Racing Original and made for the CA FD Felipe Drugovich

Name: 1982 Gilles Villeneuve Last Podium/Race San Marino GP Race Used Scuderia Ferrari F1 Helmet Red Ball Racing Original and made for the CA FD Felipe Drugovich
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1982 Gilles Villeneuve Last Podium Race San Marino GP Race Used Scuderia Ferrari F1 Helmet Red Ball Racing Original and made for the CA FD Felipe Drugovich Original and made for the driver but unused and in brand new condition and would also go on to win the Drivers' Championship for Williams in 1992 is still celebrated as one of the most electrifying drivers in motorsport history from Villeneuve’s final completed race and very last podium

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