How Well Do You Know Mike Hailwood?

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1. What would you call his first race?

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The correct answer is 1958 250cc Isle of Man TT. This is because the question is asking for the name of his first race, and the 1958 250cc Isle of Man TT was the first race he participated in.

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How Well Do You Know Mike Hailwood? - Quiz

Regarded as one of the greatest racer of all time and for good reason too (man was a speed fiend), Mike Hailwood had a beyond-successful career as a motorcycle racer before his death in 1981. Now, for a bit of bio, he was born at Langsmeade House, Great Milton in... see moreOxfordshire and he was rather exposed to a much privileged upbringing. see less

2. Which book, in 1964, did Mike publish?

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In 1964, Mike published the book "The Art of Motorcycle Racing."

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3. Where did Hailwood have his first race in 1957?

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Hailwood had his first race in 1957 at Oulton Park.

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4. What was Hailwood also known as?

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Hailwood was also known as "Mike the Bike".

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5. When and where was his last win?

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The correct answer is 1967 350cc Japanese Grand Prix. This answer is derived from the given options, where each option represents a different race and year. Among these options, the 1967 350cc Japanese Grand Prix is the only one that matches the question's requirement for the "last win". Therefore, it can be concluded that the 1967 350cc Japanese Grand Prix was the race in which the person achieved their most recent victory.

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6. Which year did Honda pull out of the Grand Prix racing (with Mike as the driver)?

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In 1968, Honda pulled out of the Grand Prix racing with Mike as the driver.

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7. How old was Hailwood when he died?

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Hailwood was 40 years old when he died.

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8. Where amongst the following did Hailwood die following a road traffic accident?

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Hailwood died following a road traffic accident in Warwickshire.

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9.  What year did he win the ACU Stars that earned him the Pinhard Prize?

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In the given question, it is stated that the person won the ACU Stars, which earned him the Pinhard Prize. Therefore, the correct answer would be the year in which he won the ACU Stars and earned the Pinhard Prize. The only option that matches this is 1958, so it is the correct answer.

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10. Do you know when Hailwood saw his first race?

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Hailwood saw his first race when he was 10 years old.

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What would you call his first race?
Which book, in 1964, did Mike publish?
Where did Hailwood have his first race in 1957?
What was Hailwood also known as?
When and where was his last win?
Which year did Honda pull out of the Grand Prix racing (with Mike as...
How old was Hailwood when he died?
Where amongst the following did Hailwood die following a road traffic...
 What year did he win the ACU Stars that earned him the Pinhard...
Do you know when Hailwood saw his first race?
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