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try to overtake

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The Rocks will now try to overtake the Lions for second place - and keep on the tails of Newcastle, who beat Worcester 94-82 - when they host Sheffield Sharks tomorrow.
Highways Agency spokesman Bob Gale said: "Heavy vehicles slow down on the uphill slope and when they try to overtake each other, it can block the A14 and slow down the traffic for several miles.
The 34-year-old's comments came ahead of this weekend's European Grand Prix at the Nurburgring in Germany where his younger brother did try to overtake him in 1997 and cost him the championship.
 
 
 
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