Here, on the wall of this home at 32 Parkside, lies a story of speed, triumph, and tragedy. This is the Graham Hill Plaque, commemorating a man who won two Formula One World Championships, the Indianapolis 500, and the Le Mans 24-hour race – the only driver in history to achieve this “triple crown.” He moved into this house in 1960 with his wife, Bette, and their children, and many of his racing victories date back to this time. Graham Hill was not just a talented driver, but also a dedicated family man. He lived here for 12 years, surrounded by his loving family and the trophies of his incredible racing career. The plaque is a tribute to the man who was known for his unwavering dedication to the sport and his captivating spirit. It is a reminder of the incredible story of Graham Hill, the man who forever changed the face of motor racing.
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