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Indianapolis

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Three racing drivers, friends in life, will compete among fifty other drivers in this Indianapolis edition of 1988.

Marc O'Polo is twenty-eight years old and has a car that reaches three hundred and twenty kilometres per hour, it is blue. His wife's name is Jane.

Paul O'Chon's car, which is brown, reaches three hundred and five km/h. Paul is a bachelor of twenty-seven.

Jean Aymar gave himself a racing car of maroon color, his meter displays a three hundred and ten km/h. He was born in nineteen hundred and fifty-seven, and lives with Elena.

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1. The car of the driver that is not married to either Elena or Jane is .

2. The car is driven by the twenty-eight-year-old driver.

3. The driver is driving a maroon car.

4. Jane is married to the driver of the car that displays .

5. The driver has the slowest car.

6. The driver who was not born in 1957 and who is not single is called .

7. The car driving at is maroon.

8. The two cars are not driven by Paul.

9. The brown car is driven by .

10. Between O'Chon or O'Polo, it's who is single.

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