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Great American Mountain Rally (GAMR) was an automotive rally held in November in New England, United States. The course was 1500 miles long in harsh temperatures and cruel terrain. GAMR was possibly the first-ever US FIA-sanctioned rally.

In 1957, Saab 93 cars made headline news as three stock 93s entered into the competition and won first, third and fourth place in their class, as well as overall and team trophies.

Winners

1953

Manufacturer's team prize - Sunbeam

1954

Manufacturer's team prize - Sunbeam

1955

November 24–26 1 Kriplen-Richert (Porsche) 2 Blodgett-Rauch (Triumph TR2) 3 Bulck, W.-Bulck, E. (Austin-Healey)

1956

November 21-25 1 Lehmann-Brown (Saab) 2 Mackley-Hamlock (Renault) 3 Blackburn, D. and F. (Jaguar) 4 Young-Fendler (Volkswagen) 5 Hurtley, H. and A. (Triumph TR3) 6 Middle-Muskin (Saab) 7 Gatsonides-Blodgett (Triumph TR3)

1957

Winner Bob Wehman and Louis Braun, USA - Saab 93
Manufacturer's team prize - SAAB

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 '''Great American Mountain Rally''' (GAMR) was an automotive [[Rallying|rally]] held in November in [[New England]], United States. The course was 1500 miles long in harsh temperatures and cruel terrain. GAMR was possibly the first-ever US [[Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile|FIA]]-sanctioned rally.
-In 1957 [[Saab 93]] made headline news as three stock 93s entered into the competition and win first, third and fourth place in their class, as well as overall and team trophies.
+In 1957, [[Saab 93]] cars made headline news as three stock 93s entered into the competition and won first, third and fourth place in their class, as well as overall and team trophies.
 ==Winners==