How many  World 500cc Motorcycle Grand Prix Championships did English born Barry Sheene win?
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Barry Sheene won the World 500cc Motorcycle Championships twice in 1976 and 1977 but was equally famous for overcoming his numerous crashes on the track
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I don't really know, but this site might help you:\n\nhttp://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/Museum/Transport/Motorcycles/ajs3.htm
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Jacques Anquetil was the first (1957, 1961-1964) He also won the Giro d'Italia twice, and the Vuelta a España once.\n\nHe was followed by Eddy Merckx (1969-1972, 1974), Bernard Hinault (1978-79, 1981-82, 1985), Miguel Indurain (1991-1995), and then Lance Armstrong (1999-2005).\n\nIndurain was the first to win it five times in a row, followed by Armstrong with seven in a row.\n\nThe question of the greatest rider of these is relative. Riders like Armstrong and Indurain were specialists, who pretty much focused on the Tour (with a couple of exceptions, like the Amstel Gold Race for Armstrong, for example).\n\nOn the other hand, riders like Merckx and Hinault raced all year long, racing not only the tour, but other races that the likes of Armstrong or Indurain would have never done - Paris-Roubaix, and many other one day events.\n\nMy nod goes to Merckx and Hinault.
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racing champions in 1989
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en motocross, d'un champion des 3 catégories\n125 + 250 + 500 = 875
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I can't really find a definitive site, but for great TdF info, go to this site:\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/cycling/default.stm\n\nThere's always the TdF official site:\n\nwww.letour.fr\n\nClick on the British flag for the english version, should you need it.
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you are right,it was steve davis.\n\nit was in the lada cars classic in 1982 against john spencer.which is a coincidence cos john spencer made the first ever 147 in a major tournament,which was held in slough in 1979,but not televised.\n\nall steve got for his was a lada car!\n\nnext player was cliff thorburn,the first man to do it in the world championship.his break started with a fluked red.\n\nthen kirk stevens did it against jimmy white in the semi-final of world championships.\n\nhowever like most people you are under the mis-apprehension that a 147 is a maximum,although i can forgive you for thinking this as even the commentators and players themselves,call a 147,a maximum.\n\nhowever the maximum break possible in snooker is 155!\nunlikley,but if you got a free ball with all 15 reds still on table, you could take a colour as a red,then a black,and still have 147 points left on table.\n\nthere have been many 16 red clearances,but nobody as yet has managed 155.\n\nthe highest ever score has been achieved twice by different players and stands at 151.
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The Answer is Margaret Smith Court having won 24 singles grandslam titles.  Martina Navratilova has won the most grandslam titles if you include singles, doubles and mixed doubles if you wanted to know. Hope this helps
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Without a shadow of a doubt\n\nBARRY SHEENE\n\n! ! ! ! ! ! !
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Long course world championships 2007?\n\nMelbourne, Australia.
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Richard Petty won 200 races and was the first to win 7 championships. Dale Earhart Sr. also won 7 championships but sadly will win no more.
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Michael Schumacher with 85 wins and a record 7 world championships.
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Gary Player has won over 160 professional events worldwide\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Player#Championships_Won
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento (born Oct 21, 1940)\nThey have won 5 times !
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The club website has very little on archives you could try contacting them by email for records at:\n\ncycling@coventrycc.org.uk \nWebsite: http://www.coventrycc.freeserve.co.uk/\n\nAlternatively you could try contacting one of their members who may be able to help you.\n\nIt might be worth viewing the websites below who are based in coventry they may have connections with Coventry cycling club;\n\nhttp://www.coventryroadclub.org.uk/\n\nhttp://freespace.virgin.net/kevin.croucher/covctc/index.htm\n\nHope you find the information you need.
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I've got more than one.\nFernando Alonso for his Drivers' Championship won when he was barely 24 years' old.\nAyrton Senna for the fact that, although he won only 3 Drivers' Titles, he should have won more, but fierce competition and a tragic accident (Tamburello turn, Imola, 1st May 1994) prevented this.\nJuan-Manuel Fangio for winning 5 Drivers' Championships in the tough early days of F1 and for setting a record that was to last for almost 50 years.\n\nI would have also put Michael Schumacher on the list if I hadn't been disgusted by some of his dirty tricks.
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Lance Armstrong\n\nHe has won the Tour de France, professional cycling's most prestigious race, a record seven consecutive times from 1999 to 2005.\n\nThis feat was accomplished several years after brain and testicular surgery, and extensive chemotherapy in 1996, to treat testicular cancer that had metastasized to his brain and lungs.\n\nThe other competitors have not suffered to the same degree.