User talk:JohnMcButts

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Again, welcome! Luke no 52 (tell Luke off here) (legitimate alternate account of Lukeno94) 22:58, 31 December 2013 (UTC)

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Sorry about the F1 circuits - but....
Hello ! And please let me begin by express my gratitude for that the Swedish F1-races are not forgotten, as I first assumed (or presumed even). But still, and about the name of the raceway, I'm old enough - born in autumn 1964 (so I was between 8 and 13 these summers) to remember these events, which got nation wide attention. Also among people who usually were not perticulary fond of Motor Sports in general. But both media and people of all ages used only one word about the races as well as for raceway, and that word was indeed Anderstorp - just so "Formel ett i Anderstorp" (Formula One in/at Anderstorp), not even with the addition of "Grand Prix" and certainly not "Scandinavia", which is a word which just tiny wrongly used causes protests from Denmark and Norway. But alright, the event was international so I can't exclude that an international name was different. But that's far more likely for the races as such. I think the original name was "Anderstorp Racing Club" (in English - also in Swedish; there was no other name for the club, atleast). Have had a look at Swedish Wiki, but as usual are there insufficient sourceing. Perhaps you have some kind of proof for the name between 1973 and 1978 ? By the way - Do yoy mind if I add the municipality and province where Anderstorp is located (Gislaved in Småland, there are blue links to both of them) and "type of track" was a runway for aircraft as base, to which roads were added (you can see the airstrip by enlargen the map). So I'd like "road & runway" (or something), if you agree. Cheers and sorry for inconveniences. Boeing720 (talk) 02:47, 3 April 2016 (UTC)

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Thank you for doing that! It looks great! :) --Truflip99 (talk) 17:25, 27 January 2020 (UTC)

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