1968 London–Sydney Marathon
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The <entity_0>, officially Daily Express-Daily Telegraph <entity_1> was the first running of the <entity_1>. It was won by <entity_3>, Colin Malkin and Brian Coyle, driving a <entity_2>. This left Lucien Bianchi and co-driver Jean-Claude Ogier in the Citroën DS in the lead ahead of Gilbert Staepelaere/Simo Lampinen in the German Ford Taunus, with <entity_3> in the <entity_2> 3rd. So <entity_3>, who had requested "a car to come last" from the Chrysler factory on the assumption that only half a dozen drivers would even reach Sydney, took victory in his <entity_2> and claimed the £10,000 prize.
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