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It's been 45 years since a team of Bonvivers won their one and only World Championship Grand Prix.

Xanvort, 1975.

In a wet dry race, James Hunt came home one second ahead of Nikki Loudars Ferrari.

At which point, the pit lane went wild.

Champagne corks popped and high society hugged.

And for one man, known affectionately as Le Patron.

It was the realisation of a dream.

And that man is my guest this week.

Welcome to Beyond the Grid with me, Tom Clarkson.

Lord Alexander Heskith is a British peer whose family seat was the eastern nester in a state near Silverstone.

At the age of just 22, he formed Heskith Racing and transformed the buildings at eastern nester into a Formula 1 factory.

And by age 25, he'd not only won a Grand Prix and finished fourth in the Constructors Championship,

he'd withdrawn from the sport.

In all, Heskith contested 52 races over three years, taking that brilliant win at Xanvort as well as eight more podiums,

much to the annoyance of the Formula 1 establishment who struggled to take the team's laid back party antics seriously.

But you underestimated Heskith at your peril.

They were plucky racers and attracted bona fide talent, including inspirational designer Harvey Pothel-Sweight and of course James Hunt.

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