| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The death and danger is sometimes slightly overplayed, (the reference to James Dean's fatal car crash seemed beside the point, and a number of other drivers are introduced into the narrative seemingly mainly in order to recount the manner of their demise) and Monza was never known as 'the death track' any more than the Nordschliefe was known as 'the graveyard' (A Rush solecism, that one).
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