To celebrate the 60th anniversary of AUTOSPORT's sister publication, Motorsport News, a poll was launched to find the greatest motorsport combination.
A shortlist of 60 duos, ranging from Jim Clark and Colin Chapman to Colin McRae and the Subaru Impreza, via Tom Kristensen and Le Mans, was created.
The votes have now been collated. Here's how the votes stacked up.
25. RONNIE PETERSON AND THE LOTUS 72
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