Víctor Palomo
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Víctor Palomo (born in Barcelona, 26 May 1948 - Girona, 11 February 1985) was a former world champion water skier and Grand Prix motorcycle road racer.
In 1969 he won the water skiing slalom world championship at the age of 21, but Palomo's interest soon turned towards motorcycle racing.[1] His best year was in 1976, when he finished in sixth place in the 350cc world championship, and won the Formula 750 world championship riding a Yamaha.[2] Palomo won his only Grand Prix at the 1974 350cc Spanish Grand Prix at the Montjuich Circuit in Barcelona, the only Spaniard win in this class. He died in 1985 due to complications from diabetes.
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