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	John Taylor - Similar names
		John Taylor (actor), actor with Down Syndrome; Taylor (politician) (1784-1854), American politician – New York John Lampkin Taylor (1805-1870), American politician – Ohio John James Taylor (1808-1892), American politician – New York John May Taylor (1838-1911), American politician – Tennessee John Taylor (Chester-le-Street) (1855–1934) (fl.
		John Taylor (athlete) (1882-1908), American runner John Taylor (racer) (1933-1966), British driver John Taylor (rugby player) (b.
		Taylor John Tayler (1742-1829), American politician - New York A.J.P. User Comments Add a comment…
	encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com /pages/12209/John-Taylor.html (335 words)

	John Taylor (racer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For other persons with the name, see John Taylor.
		John Taylor ( March 23, 1933 - September 8, 1966) was a Formula One driver from the United States.
		John Taylor was killed at the 1966 German Grand Prix.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Taylor_(racer) (92 words)

	Dr. Jim Taylor
		Racers who are OI are overly focused on internal distractions such as unnecessary thoughts, feelings, and physical sensations.
		Racers who know they have done everything possible to prepare themselves to succeed are going to be confident that they will ski their best.
		Racers are technically strong, ski well in training and time trials, but typically do not perform up to their ability in races.
	www.drjimtaylor.com /homtemplate/skiracingarticles.html (15697 words)

	Taylor Race Engineering - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Taylor Race Engineering began in 1975, when John Reske, the upper Midwest distributor for Webster gears retired from active racing, and wanted to sell.
		Craig Taylor, then a beginning racer in Formula Ford saw an opportunity to add a business side to his racing activities bought the distributorship from John, and began selling and servicing Webster products.
		Taylor, then a pilot flying corporate jet aircraft for a Minneapolis company, slowly expanded his sideline business, using his engineering skills and racing ability to learn what racers needed.
	www.taylor-race.com /history.htm (378 words)

	Friends University - Crimson Chronicle - Online Student Newspaper
		Taylor said recognizable melodies that audience members may have heard on commercials or movie soundtracks are sprinkled throughout the piece.
		Taylor, the director of the band, calls it the standards concert because it is standard literature most bands can play at the high school level, so those who attend may hear a piece they have played before, he said.
		The concert band tackles grade five or six literature, which is the most difficult, during the rest of the year, but Taylor finds that this particular concert in the spring is a lighter concert and worthwhile to perform.
	studentweb.friends.edu /crimsonchronicle/article_detail.asp?id=971 (706 words)

	Championship Off Road Racing - NEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Taylor was not finished when he took his fourth consecutive Pro-2 championship.
		With Taylor nursing a slim 184 to 179 lead over Evan Evans heading into Round 13, it was going to be a dogfight between the two perennial Pro-2 heavyweights.
		Taylor took the lead at he first turn, and Evans was fifth. Both drivers received penalties during the race, which took them off pace.
	www.corracing.com /news.cgi?action=show_article&id=97 (1553 words)

	About Major Taylor... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Taylor's strategy was to ride for eight hours and sleep for one, and he succeeded in completing the race with that pattern, logging 1,732 miles.
		Some of the press condemned the racist treatment Taylor received, but some articles suggested he was to blame, saying white riders were understandably angered by his racing prowess and his failure to keep in his place.
		Taylor embraced religion after his mother's death in 1898 and was a steadfast member of the John Street Baptist Church in Worcester.
	www.geocities.com /namorado.geo/cadence/majortaylor.html (1446 words)

	Vintage Velocette Motorcycle Photos
		Johannes Gütgemann was a German citizen who, after moving to England in 1876, anglicized his name to 'John Taylor.' In 1896, Gütgemann (now Taylor) partnered with William Gue in a bicycle company called 'Taylor Gue Ltd.' on Fleet Street in Spring Hill, Birmingham, in the West Midlands region of England.
		During the turn-of-the-century motorcycle boom, Taylor and Gue began building their first motorized bicycle in 1904, called the "Veloce." The first Veloce was not sucessful, and Taylor Gue Ltd. disbanded.
		John Taylor went on to form his own motorcycle company, Veloce Ltd. in 1905.
	www.khulsey.com /motorcycles/vintage_motorcycle_velocette.html (908 words)

	John Barnes, Mark Taylor, IRL, Interviews, ASAPSports FastScripts, Quotes, Transcript (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		John has a great group of sponsors that have followed him throughout the years, and those people want to say in the IRL and they are really enthusiastic about being part of Panther, so they came on board.
		&#9;JOHN BARNES:: I think we felt that there was two really good drivers in the Infiniti Pro Series that was ready for the IRL series that was Ed Carpenter, and of course, Mark.
		&#9;JOHN BARNES:: Pancho is going to be the spotter for the 4 car and we are actually talking to three different people to assume the role of the same situation with Mark.
	www.asapsports.com /autoracing/2003irl/110403JB.html (5078 words)

	2004 Barber Motorsports Park Club Race (page 2)
		John Taylor, Rock Webb, and Jamie Levy (none of whom I had met before) made me feel very welcome and were very cool to hang out with all weekend.
		PCA Club Racing has a new “mentoring” program, whereby first-time racers are recommended to pick another racer who they know to act as their mentor, to show them the ropes and basically try to make everything go as smoothly as possible for the rookie.
		John Taylor was the unfortunate victim of some of the carnage, as another G-car spun in front of him, and ended up sliding backwards into his driver’s door.
	home.earthlink.net /~greatpumpkinracing/id18.html (982 words)

	Taylor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Taylor is also the name of a village in Canada
		Charles "Chuck" Taylor -- Minor league basketball player and promoter of Converse's Chuck Taylor All Star shoes.
		Tristan Taylor, English anime name of Hiroto Honda, a character in Yu-Gi-Oh!
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Taylor (190 words)

	Taylorspeed Jem
		John Taylor was an accomplished Mini racer, having raced a 997cc Cooper, holding several state records and being part of the Neptune Racing Team, and he was looking for a challenge. Taylorspeed had produced a "warm" Morris 1100 S (see Wheels January 1969), but the English designed Mini Jem looked like a great opportunity.
		Arrangements were made with Jem Developments in the UK to manufacture their Jem Mk I in Australia, and a complete fibreglass body was imported. Female moulds of the imported body were made at John Arnold's Surf Shop in Adelaide, with a number of modifications from the original, and the first batch of bodies made.
		John Taylor built his Jem in very much the design of the UK Jems at the time.
	www.minijem.plus.com /taylorspeed (503 words)

	Classic B Team Race at the 2001 Australian Nationals
		Hans Bertina's classic B team racer known as the "Thornlie Thunderbolt" was as attractive as any in its silver and red Wharfedale-like colour scheme.
		The "Dream Team" of Ken and John Hunting was flying an all red racer called the "Rocket" which had an FP 25 in the business end.
		Bob Fry and Alasdair Taylor were campaigning a Czech built replica ETA 29 in a beautifully built fl and yellow "Cresendo" which was about a second for 7 laps from the leaders pace.
	dkd.net /clcomps/natsclbtr.html (1096 words)

	Suzuki confirms John Hopkins for 2003
		Teenage American road-racer John Hopkins will join the factory Suzuki GP team in 2003, after agreeing terms in Valencia at the final round of 2002.
		His parents were both from Acton in West London, emigrating shortly before John was born on May 22, 1983.
		When John was barely walking, he was getting lifts on the tank of his father's machines.
	www.mcnews.com.au /Riders/JohnHopkins/2003_Ride.htm (617 words)

	Bendix Capers at the 2001 Australian Nationals
		John Hallowell's description of the Bendix race at the 2001 Australian Model Aircraft National Championships held at Albury/Wodonga.
		Keith Baddock & John Hallowell were among the first to disturb the air with their howling Nelson and new all white Nemesis combination.
		With the ‘dark horse’ Charlie Stone staying home, John Taylor was the wildcard in the pack with his very quick Tim Gillott tuned Super Tigre.34.
	dkd.net /clcomps/natsbdix.html (608 words)

	White Squirrel Lovers
		We had 26 vehicle entries and 30 racers (some people used the same cart in two different divisions) We also had a number of incredible spills, but fortunately no one was seriously injured.
		John Taylor vows to hold on to his overall "Golden Nut" trophy, now proudly displayed in his store front window.
		John Taylor from OP Taylor's Toy Store, showed the frame he was working on for a potential squirrel box derby car and how the steering and brakes would work.
	whitesquirrel.blogspot.com (1435 words)

	EARLY COMPETITION E-TYPE RACES AT COYS' FESTIVAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The car (chassis no. 850020) was originally purchased by well-known racing enthusiast Derek Wilkinson, who was a close friend of Lofty England and was offered one of the first E-Types to help publicise the new car in competition.
		Wilkinson arranged with John Bekaert to race his cars and it was agreed between Wilkinson and Lofty England that Bekaert would race 'YRP 999'.
		It competed in the two-driver GT race with Lynx Chairman, John Mayston-Taylor and Anglo-American Challenge E-Type racer Mike Adams at the wheel.
	www.lynxmotors.co.uk /coys.htm (199 words)

	Taylor
		Taylor is the name of some places in the United States of America including
		People whose surname is or was Taylor include
		Derek Taylor -- British journalist, press agent for The Beatles
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ta/Taylor.html (49 words)

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		{{otherpersonsJohn Taylor}} '''John Taylor''' ( March 23, 1933 - September 8, 1966) was a Formula One driver from the USA United States.
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	www.cyclingnews.com presents the John Lieswyn diary 2003
		A pro racer who now mostly concentrates on the US domestic scene, John Lieswyn is one of Cyclingnews' most popular and sometimes controversial diarists.
		John likes both criteriums and longer road races, and seems to particularly like it when the going is hard.
		I'm caught as we turn onto Taylor and the three guys I was pursuing don't look like they are going to make it either.
	www.cyclingnews.com /riders/2003/diaries/john/?id=john0336 (1376 words)

	hodgeTaylor racing \| The Europeans Champions
		Navigator Taylor and Hayling Island driving partner Scott Hodges took their 22ft 90hp monohull HPS Racing to double success in the championship finale to clinch the 2001 crown.
		Sharing the driving duties with Italian racer and boat designer Fabio Buzzi, Powell steered the 3,120 horsepower 55ft rigid inflatable Gincanotto to Torquay and back in a time of two hours 52 minutes at an average speed of 76.54 miles an hour for the 190-mile round trip.
		Navigating for one of their rivals is John Taylor from Poole who partner's Scott Hodges in their new for 2001 HTR Racing.
	www.cheaky.com /clients/htr/news.htm (4040 words)

	Friends University - Crimson Chronicle - Online Student Newspaper
		Being able to play with the orchestra is a big accomplishment, said John Taylor, director of music education and instrumental music.
		The Miller Solo Competition is only open to music majors at the University, and the top two winners are awarded cash prizes from the Miller Fund along with a solo in the orchestra.
		Taylor and Dan Racer, instructor of music, co-conduct the orchestra.
	studentweb.friends.edu /crimsonchronicle/article_detail.asp?id=362 (563 words)

	Racer Roster
		The Extreme Racer Roster has been established so ESTA racers can have an internet presence without incurring the cost of a personal web site.
		Racers may use the roster to promote their sponsors, engine builders, chassis builders, crew and family.
		If the pot is unclaimed at the end of the season, the Roster members will vote on a group/person/entity of their choosing, for the proceeds to be donated.
	www.estadrags.com /pages/roster.html (232 words)

	The other John Howard presents Lincoln - theage.com.au
		John Howard will join the MSO tonight to narrate Lincoln Portrait.
		Since his defiant "apology"' to indigenous Australians on the ABC series The Games, Howard has been unafraid to put his name to political causes that are likely to irk his namesake.
		Better known as Bob Jelly (SeaChange) or John Taylor (Always Greener), he has recently led peace rallies and questioned Australia's treatment of asylum seekers.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/03/27/1048653798866.html?oneclick=true (478 words)

	Customer Profile John Tolve
		John Tolve’s granddaughter Taylor takes her rightful place in the driver’s seat.
		John’s FFR1031 was one of the first 25 FFR kits sold!
		John has just ordered a brand new Spec Racer (Chassis and demo car above) to go with his street car.
	gallery.factoryfive.com /profiles/tolve/tolve.html (177 words)

	Simon Le Bon
		His parents are Anne and John Le Bon, Anne wrote children's books based loosely on Simon as a child, ran an Antiques company in Florida as well as a successful catering products business.
		His Father John worked as an executive for the London water board and a keen pigeon racer.
		This in fact was where Simon made his first record, he was 13 and a local recording company came along and recorded Simon and Mr Turvey performing "He shall feed his Flock" unfortunately this was never to be released, just copies made for him and Mr turvey.
	www.ibismay.com /DD/simonbio.htm (665 words)

	hodgeTaylor racing \| The Europeans Champions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The racing was even closer within the F2 Rib class with RYA Powerboat manager John Puddifoot and co-driver David Field forced to drink the spray from Gareth Williams and Gavin Brown’s winning boat ‘ Comfortably Numb’.
		Their average speed was significantly slower than Saturday's opening race of the series which was won by the Italian crew of Mario Invernizzi and Maurizio Darai at almost 90 miles an hour.
		As racer Sarah Donohue, who has competed at Torquay nine times but won't be racing this year having signed a contract with an American team, said: "Most of the two litre fleet will be running these incredible craft due to their superiority above the other boats available.
	www.htrracing.com /news2002.htm (5523 words)

	Amazon.ca: Editorial Reviews Books: Forgotten Champion: The Story of Major Taylor Fastest Bicycle Racer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A modest number of grainy, fl-and-white photos of Taylor and his family are included.
		He died in obscurity in 1932, but in his prime, around the turn of the twentieth century, he was all but unbeatable, made pots of money, married a socialite, and enjoyed celebrity status.
		Wilds discusses Taylor's character as well as his accomplishments, concluding with an account of his modern "re-discovery." Her claim that he was the first African American to integrate a professional sports team is moot, as there were several nineteenth-century fl baseball players, but she's to be applauded for introducing an indisputably underrecognized groundbreaker.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/books/1888105526/reviews (357 words)

	2004 Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series Results
		Before facing Taylor in the final, Austin defeated Junction City, Ore., racer Brian Hough in the opening round and Calgary, Alb., runner Roger Bateman in the semifinals.
		The winners in the NHRA Kerker Motorcycle Series and Top Comp category, which ran in conjunction with the event this weekend, were Mark Kosler of Keizer, Ore., in bike and Mike Macbrair of Napa, Calif., in Top Comp.
		John Weaver, of Orting, Wash., hopes to build on his Northwest Division Top Alcohol Funny Car (TAFC) points lead, forged last month from a winning performance at Mission, B.C., with his Pontiac Firebird.
	www.nhra.com /2004/sportsman/div6/Woodburn.html (2695 words)

	1960 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		November 1 - While campaigning for President of the United States, John F. Kennedy announces his idea of the Peace Corps.
		November 8 - U.S. presidential election, 1960 : In a close race, John F. Kennedy is elected over Richard M. Nixon, becoming the youngest man elected to that office.
		American Presidential Candidates John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon debate live on television.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1960 (2808 words)

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