Original sentence: Eläintarhanajot (Djurgårdsloppet in Swedish, Eltsunajot in spoken Finnish) or Suomen Suurajot (Finnish Grand Race) as it was called in 1932 was motor racing competition arranged between 1932–1963 in Eläintarha, Helsinki, Finland.Keinänen in a Chrysler and third was Karl Ebb in a Mercedes-Benz.Most drivers managed to avoid a collision but Swedish Örjan Atterberg hit his countryman Freddy Kottulinsky.Motorcycles were also raced from the beginning - the first motorcycle win was also taken by a Swede - Gunnar Kalén.The First Grand Prix-race was success and it attracted around 25,000 spectators.The idea for the race came from racing driver S.The very first win went to the Swede Per Viktor Widengren who drove a Mercedes-Benz, second was S.The winner of this last race was Timo Mäkinen, although the main start Formula Junior was cancelled after a fatal accident.There was ten cars in first start, six Finnish and four Swedish
Edited sentence: Eläintarhan ajot (Djurgårdsloppet in Swedish, Eltsun ajot in spoken Finnish) or Suomen Suurajot (Finnish Grand Race) as it was called in 1932 was a motor racing competition arranged between years 1932 and 1963 in Eläintarha, Helsinki, Finland.Keinänen in a Chrysler and the third place went to Karl Ebb driving a Mercedes-Benz.Most drivers managed to avoid a collision but the Swedish Örjan Atterberg hit his countryman Freddy Kottulinsky.Motorcycle races were also held from the beginning - the first motorcycle win was also taken by a Swede - Gunnar Kalén.The First Grand Prix-race was a success and it attracted around 25,000 spectators.The idea for the race came from a racing driver, S.The very first win went to the Swede Per Viktor Widengren who drove a Mercedes-Benz, second to qualify was S.The winner of this last race was Timo Mäkinen, although the main start (Formula Junior) was canceled after a fatal accident.There were ten cars in the first start, six of them Finnish and four Swedish