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Beating The Odds - 3 Most Impressive Motor Racing Wins!

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30/06/2015

Motor racing has got to be one of the most impressive sports of all time.

This is the one sport where danger, skill, exhilaration and anticipation come together in one perfect blend. For the big name racing stars, there is big money to be made in the sport and this adds to the thrill of the game. Many of the sports betters are thrilled to play online slots at Royal Vegas and use their welcome and refer a friend bonus to fund their motor racing bets.

As stated already, motor racing is an exciting sport. It is fun, it is exhilarating and there is big money in the sport. The racing stars get huge earnings and smart punters can make big money betting on the outcome of these races. Below are three of the most impressive motor racing wins of all time who left fans and betters smiling:

Ayrton Senna's Magnum Opus

The race in question was the World Driver's Championship in Suzuka and the date was October 30 1988. In this race, the eventual winner Ayrton Magnum was not exactly the favorite candidate. He was an underdog because the master Alain Prost was also in the race and this is the one man most people were tipping to win the race. In his characteristic modesty, Senna recognized the fact that he was not quite as good as Prost but he was determined to give the race his best shot. Well, Senna gave the Japanese Grand Prix his best shot and the result was a resounding victory in spite of all the obstacles on his path. Ayrton Senna won the race that turned out to be the first of his three world championships and earned the nickname "Magic" in the process.

Dale Earnhardt's victory at Talladega 2000

There is no doubt that the victory of Dale Earnhardt at Talladega in 2000 was probably one of the greatest victories of his illustrious career. In the year 2000, many racing aficionados felt Dale Earnhardt may not be able to pull off another impressive victory. There were rivals like Joe Nemechek, Kenny Wallace and Mike Skinner to cope with. To compound matters, there was also the young Dale Earnhardt to worry about but all these challenges did not deter the great Dale Earnhardt. He simply summoned the energy, the will power and the skill to excel once again. He crossed the finish line ahead of all his rivals and pulled off an impressive victory once again.

Lewis Hamilton's Victory at Abu Dhabi

Before his resounding victory at the F1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2014, Lewis Hamilton had spells of self-doubt but he took solace in the poem "Still I Rise" by Maya Angelou. The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was a tough proposition that year because Nico Rosberg was in great shape. There were also huge obstacles in the shapes of Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa but the Englishman believed that the obstacles were not insurmountable. Lewis Hamilton believed he could get the job done in spite of the obstacles. He ran the race of his life and brought victory to England and Mercedes.

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