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The [championships] was organized by the organizer on behalf of [sanctioning body 2] and hosted by the [host club] in [town] in [town, country]. [DC's team][DC driver] and [DC driver 2], both of the [DC's country] and [DC2's country], was the defending champions of the [DC's class] and [DC's class 2] class respectively. The [class] class was won by [NC team]s [NC driver] of the [NC country]. In the [NC2 class] class was won by [NC2 team]s [NC2 driver] of the [NC2 country].
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