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gptkbp:instance_of
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gptkb:automobile
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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4
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:Mc_Laren_M6
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gptkbp:aircraft_operated
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aluminum monocoque
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gptkbp:body_style
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open cockpit
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gptkbp:brakes
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disc brakes
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gptkbp:color
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orange and blue
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gptkbp:cultural_impact
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iconic racing car
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gptkbp:design
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gptkb:Mc_Laren_Cars
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gptkbp:drivetrain
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5-speed manual
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gptkbp:engine
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approximately 700 hp
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gptkbp:engine_type
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gptkb:Chevrolet_V8
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gptkbp:fan_base
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motorsport enthusiasts
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gptkbp:first_race
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gptkb:1971
gptkb:1972
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gptkbp:fuel_type
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gptkb:Company
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gptkbp:height
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40 inches
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gptkbp:historical_significance
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pioneered Can-Am racing
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Mc Laren M8 N
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gptkbp:inspiration
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subsequent Mc Laren models
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gptkbp:is_driven_by
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gptkb:Mike_Donahue
gptkb:John_Surtees
gptkb:Peter_Revson
gptkb:Denny_Hulme
gptkb:Graham_Hill
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gptkbp:legacy
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influential in sports car design
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gptkbp:length
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180 inches
various North American circuits
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gptkbp:manufacturer
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gptkb:Mc_Laren
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gptkbp:mechanics
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ground effect
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gptkbp:notable_achievement
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multiple race wins
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gptkbp:notable_driver
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gptkb:Bruce_Mc_Laren
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gptkbp:notable_feature
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large rear wing
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gptkbp:notable_race
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gptkb:1971_Can-Am_Championship
gptkb:1972_Can-Am_Championship
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gptkbp:notable_winners
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multiple
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gptkbp:produced_by
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no longer in production
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gptkbp:production_years
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gptkb:1971
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gptkbp:racing_series
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gptkb:Can-Am
successful in Can-Am series
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gptkbp:successor
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gptkb:Mc_Laren_M8_F
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gptkbp:suspension
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double wishbone
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gptkbp:team
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gptkb:Mc_Laren_Racing
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gptkbp:tire_supplier
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gptkb:Goodyear
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gptkbp:top_speed
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approximately 220 mph
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gptkbp:weight
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approximately 1,500 lbs
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gptkbp:wheelbase
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98 inches
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gptkbp:width
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75 inches
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gptkbp:year_created
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gptkb:1971
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