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The only man to have been world champion on two wheels as well as four, in 1959 Surtees celebrated his second world motorcycling championship. He then turned his back on bikes and went on to win the F1 title with Ferrari in 1964. |
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Broome's impressive show jumping career has spanned more than 40 years and it was his performance in the Rome Olympics in 1960 that won him a bronze medal and the viewers' vote. |
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| TEAM Cooper Racing Team |
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OVERSEAS PERSONALITY Herb Elliot |
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Universally acknowledged as the best racing driver never to win the world championship, he won 16 Grand Prix. In 1961 Moss finished second in the world championship despite a great win in the German Grand Prix. |
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TEAM Tottenham Hotspur |
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OVERSEAS PERSONALITY Valerie Brumel |
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One of only 10 women to be voted Sports Personality of the Year, Lonsbrough was the first. Having swum to victory in the 200m breaststroke in the 1960 Olympic Games, she became the first swimmer to receive an MBE. |
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TEAM BRM Motor Racing Team |
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OVERSEAS PERSONALITY Donald Jackson |
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From 1957 to 1963 Hyman was regarded as Britain's best woman sprinter. In this year Dorothy Hyman won Commonwealth gold medals at both 100 yards and 220 yards, and was European champion at 100m. |
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TEAM West Indies Cricket Team |
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OVERSEAS PERSONALITY Jacques Anquetil |
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