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How two beer sponsors nearly killed the Canadian Grand Prix for good

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In 1987, the iconic Canadian Grand Prix was canceled as two local breweries — Labatt and Molson — battled for the right to stage the race.
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How two beer sponsors nearly killed the Canadian Grand Prix for good

In 1987, the iconic Canadian Grand Prix was canceled as two local breweries — Labatt and Molson — battled for the right to stage the race.

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