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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Denny_HulmeDenny Hulme - Wikipedia

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   Denis Clive Hulme OBE (18 June 1936 – 4 October 1992) was a New Zealand racing driver who won the 1967 Formula One World Drivers' Championship for the Brabham team. Between his debut at Monaco in 1965 and his final race in the 1974 US Grand Prix, he started 112 Grands Prix, resulting in eight victories and 33 podium finishes. He also finished ...

2. www.motorsportmagazine.com › articles › historyDenny Hulme: Heartbroken champion - Motor Sport Magazine

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   Oct 5, 2022 · October 5th 2022. Thirty years after the death of Denny Hulme, Paul Fearnley examines the strong-silent racer whose life and career were marked with tragedy. Hulme at Monza in '66. Bernard Cahier/Getty Images. Author. Paul Fearnley. His final action would be typical of the man. He didn’t like fuss.

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4. www.crash.net › 209173 › 1F1: In memory of ... Denny Hulme | F1 | Crash

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   Sep 29, 2014 · Will Saunders_1. 29 Sep 2014. Share on: Denny Hulme is Formula One's forgotten champion; a gruff, burly Kiwi who lived his life as far away from the spotlight as possible. Here, Crash.net puts...

5. www.formula1.com › hall-of-fame › Denny_HulmeDenny Hulme | Formula 1®

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   1967: Denny Hulme pictured during his world championship-winning season, during which he scored two of his eight Formula One career victories. © Sutton Images. Nivelles, June 1972: Denny Hulme finished third in the Belgian Grand Prix, one of seven podium results for the McLaren star that season.

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   Who is Denny Hulme?

   • Denny Hulme is Formula One's forgotten champion; a gruff, burly Kiwi who lived his life as far away from the spotlight as possible. Here, Crash.net puts the enigma of 'The Bear' in focus, profiling the life and times of Grand Prix racing's most reluctant hero.

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   How did Denny Hulme die?

   • Denny Hulme was dead before the medics reached him; a born racer meeting his fate, as so many of his contemporaries had done, on the circuit. Hulme died still bearing a chip on his shoulder about a perceived lack of credit for his career, especially in New Zealand.

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   Is Hulme still racing?

   • As we spoke, 17 years almost to the day since that final GP, Hulme was still actively racing in everything from touring cars to trucks. Countless images have remained with me when I think of those three days with Denny: the patches of wax paper skin on the backs of his hands; the voice with the resonance of furniture wheeled across a wooden floor.

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   How many GPs did Hulme have?

   • In addition to continued F2 appearances that included victory at , Hulme started six GPs for the team during – the final season of the 1500cc formula. He was fourth in on his second such start and finished fifth in the at Zandvoort.

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7. www.motorsportmagazine.com › drivers › denny-hulmeDenny Hulme races, wins and teams | Motorsport Database ...

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   Find out about former New Zealand F1 driver, Denny Hulme, their career in F1, success at Le Mans, friendship with Bruce McLaren and much more

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8. www.f1-fansite.com › f1-drivers › denny-hulmeDenny Hulme: Wiki info, Biography, F1 Career Stats & Facts ...

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   Denny Hulme F1 Stats: Drivers' Titles: 1: Grand Prix Entries: 112: Grand Prix Starts: 112: Total Points: 248.00: Avg. Points per GP: 2.21: Grand Prix Wins: 8 (7,1%) Pole Positions: 1 (0,9%) Front Row Starts: 15 (13,4%) Avg. GP Grid: 7.3: GP Podiums: 33 (29,5%) GP Fastest Laps: 8 (7,1%) GP Points Finish: 61 (54,5%) Avg. GP Position: 4.8: GP ...

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10. www.motorsportmagazine.com › archive › articleDenny Hulme: The Bear Truth January 2013 - Motor Sport Magazine

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    Jul 7, 2014 · It was October 4, 1992, on the 33rd lap of the Bathurst 1000. At the wheel was the 1967 F1 World Champion, Denny Hulme. The 56-year-old had suffered a fatal heart attack. Twelve months earlier, Hulme had driven a similar BMW M3 to fourth at the mountain classic.