Suzuki Lightweights Sweep Daytona-Again!

SUZUKI LIGHTWEIGHTS SWEEP DAYTONA-AGAIN!

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HAIL TO THE CHAMP!

Points piled up in the American Grand Prix put Suzuki in the lead for another World Championship trophy from the International Motorcycle Federation in 1965. 1962-Suzuki 50cc proclaimed Champion du Monde (World Champion) by the Federation Internationale Motorcycliste.

1963-Suzuki 50cc and 125cc awarded World Championship trophies by the Federation Internationale Motorcycliste.

1964-Suzuki runs away with the First American Grand Prix. Awarded its third World Championship Trophy in the 50cc class by FIM.

1965-Suzuki again makes astounding sweep of 50cc and 125cc races at the American Grand Prix.

Since 1962, Suzuki has won more Grand Prix races than any other motorcycle in the world.

Champion Anderson accepts his wife's congratulations as Champion Degner discreetly turns away.

WHERE DID EVERYBODY GO? A smooth 1,2,3 Suzuki finish, two laps ahead of the field.

ASTOUNDING Suzuki TwoStroke

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The hot power plant in the World Champion 50cc motorcycle is the astounding Suzuki two-stroke, the most efficient small displacement engine ever crafted.

Because it fires more frequently, it creates more usable horsepower and more spirit than a four-stroke. Also runs smoother, quieter and has more torque at low speeds and under adverse conditions.

The essence of simplicity with only seven (count 'em, seven) moving parts, the Suzuki two-stroke is the most reliable motorcycle available to the American consumer.

For the second year in a row, Suzuki took all the marbles in the lightweight classifications at the 2nd racing of the American Grand Prix at Daytona.

Attention Dealers: SELL THE CHAMP!

u. s. Suzuki follows up its American championship performance with American championship management, toomodern marketing methods, strong dealer support and regional warehouse for parts and units. Suzuki dealer franchises are still available in some areas. For information, write, wire or phone Walt Fulton: National Sales Manager u. s. Suzuki Motor Corp. 200 W. Central Ave., Santa Ana Calif. (714) 546-4670.

In the 50cc class, the world champion Suzuki swept all of the first four places. In the 125cc class, Suzukis roared into first, second and third spots. The third Suzuki finished two full laps ahead of the fourth place cycle, a Honda.

From start to finish, the lower displacement categories were clearly Suzuki's. Though competing against cycles and riders from all over the world, the Suzuki team was never seriously challenged. The thrills and excitement, from the sound of the gun to the sweep of the flag, centered on Suzuki riders duelling each other.

In 1964, both the 50cc and 125cc races at Daytona were also swept by Suzuki. If the trend continues, which it probably will, they'll be calling Florida the Double-S StateSunshine and Suzuki.

The World's Champion lightweight motorcycle designed to fit the requirements of American riders by America's most experienced team of motorcycle men -that's Suzuki!