1977 - LONG BEACH - A YOUNG BOY'S HERO - the brilliant driver Mario Andretti became the first American to win a Grand Prix on his home soil!
"There was a sudden torrent of exhilaration in the Grandstands all along the street course, which made the announcer's next words barely audible, but we heard them. We knew what they would be. "MARIO ANDRETTI HAS PASSED JODY SCHECKTER!" With first gear safely engaged, Mario rounded the tight bend and accelerated away from the stunned and helpless Scheckter.
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