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  3. MTH Racing engines - Wikipedia

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    MTH racing engines are two-stroke lightweight engines, built by Austrian company MTH. They are used in motocross sidecars and ultra lightweight aeroplanes . From 2000 to 2002, the Latvian sidecarcross rider Kristers Serģis won three world championships with an MTH motor.

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  5. MTH - Wikipedia

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    MTH may refer to: Florida Keys Marathon Airport, US, IATA airport code; MTH Electric Trains, toy train manufacturer; MTH Racing engines, Austrian manufacturer; Methylcyclohexane-Toluen-Hydrogen system, a liquid organic hydrogen carrier

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