Le Mans, France. 18th - 19th June 1966.<br />
Jo Siffert/Colin Davis (Porsche 906 Langheck) 4th position, action.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 10-11 June 1961.<br />
The cars and drivers make the traditional LeMans start behind Jean Kerguen/Jacques Dewez (#1 Aston Martin DB4GT Zagato). Roy Salvadori/Tony Maggs (#4 Aston Martin DBR1), Ludovico Scarfiotti/Nino Vaccarella (#9 Maserati Tipo 63), eventual winner Olivier Gendebien/Phil Hill (#10 Ferrari 250TR Testa Rossa) and Lucien Bianchi/Georges Berger (#15 Ferrari 250GT SWB) are among the first away.<br />
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Le Mans, France.<br />
25-26 June 1960.<br />
Ted Lund/Colin Escott (MG A Twin Cam), 12th position.<br />
Ref-861M/16A.<br />
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Le Mans, France.<br />
25-26 June 1960.<br />
Ted Lund/Colin Escott (MG A Twin Cam), 12th position.<br />
Ref-861M/17A.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 22-23 June 1957.<br />
Cliff Allison/Keith Hall (Lotus 11-Climax), 14th position and winner of the Index of Performance.<br />
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Le Mans, France.<br />
22-23 June 1957.<br />
Ninian Sanderson/John Lawrence (Jaguar D-type), 2nd position.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 11-12 June 1955.<br />
The Jaguar D-type prototype outside the factory. It was not raced.<br />
Ref-Motor 626/15.<br />
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Le Mans, France.<br />
19-20 June 1937.<br />
Jean-Pierre Wimille/Robert Benoist leads Roger Labric/Pierre Veyron (both Bugatti T57G) past the grandstands. Wimille/Benoist finished in 1st position.<br />
Published-Autocar 25/6/1937 p1248.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 16-17 June 1934.<br />
Pierre Padrault/Charlault (Tracta, number 43) and Donald Barnes/Archie Langley (Singer 1<br />
5-litre).<br />
Ref-Motor 800/75.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 16-17 June 1934.<br />
Freddie Dixon/Cyril Paul (Riley Nine MPH Racing, number 28) leads Donald Barnes/Archie Langley (Singer 1<br />
5-lire) past the pits. They finished in 3rd and 8th positions respectively.<br />
Ref-Motor 800/78.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 16-17 June 1934.<br />
Roger Labric/Pierre Veyron (Bugatti T50) leads Earl Howe/Tim Rose-Richards (Alfa Romeo 8C).<br />
Ref-Motor 800/88.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 16-17 June 1934.<br />
Charles Brunet/Goffredo Zehender (Bugatti T55) leads Thomas Fotheringham/RHJ Appleton (Aston Martin Ulster).<br />
Ref-Motor 800/86.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 16-17 June 1934.<br />
Alex von der Becke/Kenneth Peacock (Riley 9) leads Jean Sebilleau/Georges Delaroche (Riley Nine MPH Racing). They finished in 5th and 2nd positions respectively.<br />
Ref-Motor 800/84.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 16-17 June 1934.<br />
Earl Howe/Tim Rose-Richards (Alfa Romeo 8C-2300).<br />
Ref-Motor 800/91.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 16-17 June 1934.<br />
Charles Auguste Martin/Fernand Pousse (Amilcar CG Special) leads eventual winner Luigi Chinetti/Philippe Etancelin (Alfa Romeo 8C) and Dorothy Champney/Kay Petre (Riley Ulster Imp).<br />
Ref-Motor 800/94.<br />
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Le Mans, France.<br />
17-18 June 1933.<br />
The Aston Martin team leave the factory. The Aston Martin Ulster race cars of Auguste Cesar Bertelli/Sammy Davis (number 24), Patrick Driscoll/SC Penn-Hughes (25) and Elsie Wisdom/Mortimer Morris-Goodall (26) are on the left.<br />
Ref-Autocar S91/284.<br />
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Le Mans, France.<br />
13-14 June 1931.<br />
Boris Ivanowski/Henri Stoffel (Mercedes-Benz SSK), 2nd position.<br />
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Le Mans, France. 21st - 22nd June 1930.<br />
Rudolf Caracciola/Christian Werner (Mercedes-Benz SS), retired, action. World Copyright: LAT Photographic.
Le Mans, France. 16th June 1929.<br />
Kim Peacock / Sammy Newsome (Lea Francis Hyper Sport TT), 8th position, action.<br />
ref: 744/7.<br />
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