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12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.

Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 12, a Monopole X88, (Louis van Steen and Sourzat, co-drivers), fabricated in Poissy, France, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.

12 Hours of Reims

Track side scene, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.

12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 30, a Porsche 550 RS, (Richard von Frankenberg and Claude Storez, co-drivers), Car Number 10, a VP 166R, (Jean-Marie Dumazer and Lucien Campion, co-drivers), fabricated by Vernet et Pairard in Paris, France.

12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 39, a Lotus Eleven, (Ivor Bueb and Herbert Mackay-Fraser, co-drivers), Car Number 9, the Ferry F750 Renault, (Jacques Blaché and Louis Pons, co-drivers), 41 59-E-75 (registration), unique example built by Pierre Ferry.

12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 16, a DB HBR, (André Héchard and Guillaume Mercader, co-drivers), 574 BC41 (registration), Car Number 10, a VP 166R, (Jean-Marie Dumazer and Lucien Campion, co-drivers), fabricated by Vernet et Pairard in Paris, France, Car Number 1, a Stanguellini S750, (René Philippe Faure and Gilbert Foury, co-drivers).

12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France, Car Number 19, a DB HBR5, (René Ghesquiere and Gerard Parmentier, co-drivers).

12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 39, a Lotus Eleven, (Ivor Bueb and Herbert Mackay-Fraser, co-drivers), Car Number 9, the Ferry F750 Renault, (Jacques Blaché and Louis Pons, co-drivers), 41 59-E-75 (registration), unique example built by Pierre Ferry.

12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, Car Number 9, the Ferry F750 Renault, (Jacques Blaché and Louis Pons, co-drivers), 41 59-E-75 (registration), unique example built by Pierre Ferry.

12 Hours of Reims

Track action scene, Car Number 4, an Autobleu 750MM, (Jean Bianchi and Christian Poirot, co-drivers), 9930-CM75 (registration), fabricated by Automobiles Autobleu in Paris, France.

12 Hours of Sebring

Renault #66 (Frere, Lucas), Arnolt-Bristol #38 (Weitz, Gary)

24 Hours of Le Mans

Track action sceme, left to right: Car Number 18, a Jaguar C-Type, (Tony Rolt and Duncan Hamilton, co-drivers), 774 RW (registration), Car Number 56, a V. P. 166R, (Just-Emile Vernet and Jean Pairard, co-drivers), 8876 BX75 (registration).

24 Hours of Le Mans

Track action scene, Car Number 1, a Renault Alpine A443, (Jean-Pierre Jabouille and Patrick Depailler, co-drivers), Jean-Pierre Jabouille, driver (helmet, seated).

24 Hours of Le Mans

June 18-19, 1966

24 Hours of Le Mans

Track action scene, right to left: Car Number 16, a Jaguar C-Type, (Roger Laurent and Jacques Swaters, co-drivers), Car Number 38, a Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica, (Sture Nottorp and Ivar Andersson, co-drivers), Car Number 49, a V.P. 166R, (Yves Giraud-Cabantous and Just-Emile Vernet, co-drivers).

24 Hours of Le Mans

Track action scene, Car Number 1, a Renault Alpine A443, (Jean-Pierre Jabouille and Patrick Depailler, co-drivers), Patrick Depailler, driver (helmet, seated).

ADAC 1000km Nürburgring

Track action scene, left to right: Car Number 88, an Alpine A110, (Henri Grandsire and Jean Vinatier, co-drivers), Car Number 34, an Austin-Healey Sprite, (Clive Baker and John Moore, co-drivers).