Photographic Print : Formula One World Championship: Roasting meat at the Foga da Chao restaurant in Sao Paulo, a favourite with F1 folk
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Formula One World Championship: Roasting meat at the Foga da Chao restaurant in Sao Paulo, a favourite with F1 folk
Roasting meat at the Foga da Chao restaurant in Sao Paulo, a favourite with F1 folk.
Formula One World Championship, Rd3, Brazilian Grand Prix, Interlagos, Brazil, 4 April 2003.
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Media ID 3268465
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Brasilian Interlagos Sao Paulo
15"x10" (37.5x25cm) Poster
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