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![1983 March 83G "Spirit of Miami" at the 2019 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance. Chassis #02, Chevrolet-powered. This is the car that enticed Emerson Fittipaldi back to racing after a four-year hiatus.[1] Won the 1983 Miami Grand Prix and also raced there in 1984, currently part of the John Campion collection (CJJ Motorsports).](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2d/1983_March_83G_%22Spirit_of_Miami%22%2C_front_left_%28Greenwich_2019%29.jpg)
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1983 March 83G "Spirit of Miami" at the 2019 Greenwich Concours d'Elegance. Chassis #02, Chevrolet-powered. This is the car that enticed Emerson Fittipaldi back to racing after a four-year hiatus.[1] Won the 1983 Miami Grand Prix and also raced there in 1984, currently part of the John Campion collection (CJJ Motorsports). |
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- ↑ The Car That Brought Fittipaldi Out of Retirement, Road & Track
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