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Questions for James Hunt’s son

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17th May 2007, 12:3619th June 2024, 11:42 | Written by Keith Collantine

Over at autotrader.co.uk we’ve got an interview with James Hunt’s son Freddie coming up. Freddie is racing in Formula Ford this year.

If you’ve got any questions for the son of the 1976 champion (who today races as number 76) please send them in via the link below:

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