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| Chipstead significance |
| go.pawel 08-13-2010 |
It's worth to note that the maserati link was made possible because Chipstead, the then-owner of Cooper, was the British importer of Maserati. That's also why the engines were provided to the team for free, possibly a major factor in choosing those, otheriwse unpromising, units. |
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