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"          One of the most recognizable trophies in all of sport, the Borg-Warner Trophy is different than Lord Stanley&amp;#039;s Cup in hockey in that instead of the team&amp;#039;s names, a small sculpture of the winning driver&amp;#039;s face is affixed to its surface. The trophy was created in 1935 by Borg-Warner Automotive, which commissioned the piece at a cost of $10,000. Without the base, it stands 52 in. tall, which grows to 65 in. when the bottom is attached and it weighs about 110 lb. Bobby Rahal&amp;#039;s image is the last driver attached to the original trophy after his 1986 win. The following year, a base was added that was filled by 2003. The current base has enough space for winners through 2034. In addition to the 94 drivers on the trophy, a 24-karat gold likeness of Tony Hulman Jr. is on the base. He is the only non-driver on the trophy in recognition of his work in saving IMS after World War II. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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