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Prix. The choice was between Dijon and Ricard – the small
Prenois circuit had cars lapping in the 1 minute 1 second range, and Ricard was the main testing facility for Formula One at the time. So it was Ricard that was chosen, and it hosted the race from 1985 to 1990. From 1986 onwards Formula One used a shortened version of the circuit, after Elio de Angelis's fatal crash at the fast Verriere bends. De Angelis was not injured by the crash, however his car caught fire and there were no marshals to help him as it was a test session, and he died of smoke inhalation in hospital the next day. These two fast corners and the whole top section of the circuit was not used for the last five races. Prost won the final three races there, the 1988 one being a particularly dramatic win; he overtook his teammate
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Poitiers, where Renault succumbed to his injuries two days later, while Vauthier survived with minor injuries. Accidents continued throughout the day; cars hit trees and disintegrated, they overturned and caught fire, axles broke and inexperienced drivers crashed on the rough roads. The race was eventually called off by the French government and there was no declared winner. The cars were impounded by the French authorities, towed to the nearest rail stations by horses and transported back to Paris by train. The race created a political uproar in France, and a French magazine did their own investigation into the race. Speed, dust created by the cars, poor organization and lack of crowd control were to blame for these tragedies and even French Prime Minister
1255:, where it stayed for another 17 years. Magny-Cours was the seventh venue to host the French Grand Prix as a part of the Formula One World Championship, and the sixteenth in total. The move to Magny-Cours was an attempt to stimulate the economy of the area, but many within Formula One complained about the remote nature of the circuit. Highlights of Magny-Cours's time hosting the French Grand Prix include Prost's final of six wins on home soil in 1993, and Michael Schumacher's securing of the 2002 championship after only 11 races. The 2004 and 2005 races were in doubt because of financial problems and the addition of new circuits to the Formula One calendar. These races went ahead as planned, but it still had an uncertain future.
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a fast kink and a hairpin was in a dreadful condition. This race became a duel between
Bugatti and Fiat – and Felice Nazzaro won in a Fiat, although his nephew and fellow competitor Biagio Nazzaro was killed after the axle on his Fiat broke, threw a wheel and hit a tree; the 32-year old and his riding mechanic both suffered fatal head injuries. The 1923 race at another one-off circuit near Tours featured another new Bugatti – the Type 32. This car was insultingly dubbed the "Tank", owing to its streamlined shape and very short wheelbase. This car was quick on the long straights of this very fast 14 mile (23 km) public road circuit – but it handled badly and was outpaced by Briton
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918:. The 1930 French Grand Prix, held at Pau back down in the south was one of the more memorable French Grands Prix of the pre-World War II period. This race, held in September on a one-off triangular 9.8‑mile (15.8 -km) public road circuit just a few kilometres away from the current Pau Grand Prix track saw a special supercharged version of the famous
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Formula One. The two venues alternated the venue until 1984, with Ricard getting the race in even-numbered years and Dijon in odd-numbered years (except 1983). 1977 saw a new part of the Dijon circuit built called the "Parabolique". This
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The 1914 race, run on a 23‑mile circuit near Lyon is perhaps the most legendary and dramatic Grand Prix of the pre‑WWI racing era. This circuit, which was popular with drivers and spectators had a twisty and demanding section down to the town of Le
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calendar with a 2008 French Grand Prix scheduled at Magny-Cours once again. The 2009 race, however, was again cancelled on 15 October 2008, with the official website citing "economic reasons". A huge makeover of Magny-Cours ("2.0") was planned, but cancelled in the end. The race's promoter FFSA then
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Strasbourg near the French-German border – which was very close to Bugatti's headquarters in Molsheim. It rained, and the muddy semi-rectangular circuit, made up of long straights, 90 degree corners,
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Mercedes unexpectedly dropped out with engine failure on Lap 6, the Dunlop tyres they used wore out badly compared to the Continentials that the Mercedes cars were using. Boillot's four-minute lead was wiped out by Christian Lautenschlager in a Mercedes while Boillot stopped an incredible eight
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to the race winner. The franc was pegged to gold at 0.290 grams per franc, which meant that the prize was worth 13 kg of gold, or US$ 210,700 adjusted for inflation. The earliest French Grands Prix were held on circuits consisting of public roads near towns through northern and central France,
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Renault and his riding-mechanic Vauthier, still trapped in their car. No doctors were on hand, but Théry found one at the next village and sent him to the place of accident- the doctor rode a bicycle to get to the accident. The doctor conveyed Renault back to the nearest hospital in
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After various negotiations, the future of the race at Magny-Cours took another turn, with increased speculation that the 2008 French Grand Prix would return, with Ecclestone himself stating "We're going to maybe resurrect it for a year, or something like that". On 24 July, Ecclestone and the French
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Formula One returned to Paul Ricard in 1973; the French Grand Prix was never run on public road circuits like Reims, Rouen and Charade ever again. Paul Ricard circuit also had a driving school, the École de Pilotage Winfield, run by the Knight brothers and Simon Delatour, that honed the talents of
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crashing into and killing 3 spectators. After that, Grand Prix racing returned to Reims-Gueux, where another manufacturer – Alfa Romeo – would dominate the event for 4 years. 1950 was the first year of the Formula One World Championship, but all the Formula One-regulated races were held in Europe.
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was given a glass of champagne after his victory, because apparently there wasn't any water available in the pits area. The 1924 race was held again at Lyon, but this time on a shortened 14‑mile variant of the circuit used in 1914. Two of the most successful Grand Prix cars of all time, the
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in central France. Unlike the long straights that made up Reims and the fast curves that made up Rouen, Charade was known as a mini-Nürburgring and was twisty, undulating and very demanding. In 1966, 34 years after first hosting this prestigious event Reims staged its last French Grand Prix, with
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public road circuit in 1952, where it would be held four more times over the next 16 years. Rouen was a very high speed circuit located in the northern part of the country, that was made up mostly of high speed bends. But the race returned to Reims in 1953, where the triangular circuit, which was
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Beginning in the early 1920s, French media represented eight races held in France before 1906 as being Grands Prix de l'Automobile Club de France, leading to the first French Grand Prix being known as the ninth Grand Prix de l'ACF. This was done to give the Grand Prix the appearance of being the
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In 2007 it was announced by the FFSA, the race promoter, that the 2008 French Grand Prix was put on an indefinite "pause". This suspension was due to the financial situation of the circuit, known to be disliked by many in F1 due to the circuit's location. Then Bernie Ecclestone confirmed (at the
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Dijon was last used in 1984, and by then turbo-charged engines were almost ubiquitous, save the Tyrrell team who were still using the Cosworth V8 engine. The international motorsports governing body at the time, FISA, had instituted a policy of long-term contracts with only one circuit per Grand
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finished 3rd and 4th. But this French triumph was internally sour: Arnoux violated an agreement that if he was in front of Prost, he would let him by because Prost was better placed in the championship. Much to the chagrin of Prost and the French Renault team's management Arnoux did not do this,
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beat French Ligier drivers Laffite and Pironi on their home soil, and the 1981 race was the first of 51 victories by future 4-time world champion Prost; driving a Renault, the French marque won the next three French Grands Prix. The 1982 event at Ricard was a memorable one for France – it was a
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Europe. But after the 1903 Paris-Madrid race, the French government banned point-to-point car races on open public roads, so Bennett moved the 1903 race to Ireland on a closed circuit 2 months after Paris-Madrid, the first of its kind. This race was won by Belgian
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he lost control of his 16HP Renault in poor visibility caused by excess dust. The car went into a gutter and crashed into a tree, and Renault sustained a horrific wound in the side of his head and dislocated his shoulder. Fellow competitor Leon Théry stopped his
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times for tyres. Although Boillot drove very hard to try to catch Lautenschlager, he had to retire on the last lap due to engine failure, and for the second time in 6 years Mercedes finished 1–2–3; a humiliating result for the organizers and Peugeot.
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Ferrari. It is considered to be one of the all-time great duels in motorsports, with Arnoux and Villeneuve banging wheels and cars around the fast Dijon circuit before Villeneuve came out on top. The race was won by Arnoux's French teammate
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turbo-charged engine/French walkover and 4 French drivers finished in the top 4 positions – each of them driving a car with a turbo-charged engine. Renault driver René Arnoux won from his teammate Prost and Ferrari drivers Pironi and
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competitions, the name Grand Prix was then used to describe the whole race in 1901); other, later, international events in the 1900s and 1910s in Europe and the United States had their own names with the term "Prize" in them, such as
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at the Curbe de Signes at the end of the ultra fast Mistral Straight and held onto the lead all the way to the finish, and the 1990 (by which time turbo-charged engines had been banned) event was led for more than 60 laps by Italian
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has won eight times – the joint most anybody has ever won any Grand Prix (Lewis Hamilton has since won the British and Hungarian Grands Prix eight times). Monégasque driver Louis Chiron won it five times, and the Argentine driver
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interrupted by a hairpin which returned to the pits. This race was a hard-fought battle between the French Peugeots and the German Mercedes. Although the Peugeots were fast and Boillot ended up leading for 12 of the 20 laps after
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and not far from Monaco, was a new type of modern facility, much like Montlhéry had been in the 1920s. It had run-off areas, a wide track and ample viewing areas for spectators. Charade hosted the event one last time in
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in a Mercedes, who was one of the bravest and most fearless racing drivers of his time. The 1904 race was held in western Germany while the last Gordon Bennett Cup race was held in an 137 km (85 mi) circuit in
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Horseless Carriages Contest was held on 22 July 1894, and was organized by the Automobile Club de France (ACF). The race was 126 km (78 mi) long and was won by Count Jules-Albert de Dion in his
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at Le Mans held the race in 1967, but the circuit was not liked by the Formula One circus, and it never returned. Rouen-Les-Essarts hosted the event in 1968, and it was a disastrous event; Frenchman
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would be the last to be held at Magny-Cours. This turned out not to be true, because funding for the 2008 race was found, and this race at Magny-Cours was the last French Grand Prix for 10 years.
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in a Ferrari having a race-long battle for the lead, with Hawthorn taking the checkered flag. 1954 was another special event, and this marked Mercedes's return to top-flight road racing led by
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in Mexico. Prost, now driving for Ferrari after driving for McLaren from 1984 to 1989, made a late-race charge and passed Capelli to take the victory; Gugelmin had retired earlier.
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corner in his burning Honda, and Formula One did not return to the public-road circuit. Charade hosted two more events, and then Formula One moved to the newly built, modern
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in western Germany followed in 1927, to complement eastern Germany's AVUS street circuit. Montlhery first held the Grand Prix de l'ACF in 1925 as part of the inaugural
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Prime Minister met and agreed to possibly maintain the race at Magny Cours for 2008 and 2009. The change in fortune was completed on July, when the FIA published the
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was being considered however that was cancelled as well on 1 December 2009. In 2010 and 2011, there was no French Grand Prix on the Formula 1 calendar, although the
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both made their debuts at this race. The Bugattis, with their advanced alloy wheels suffered tyre failure, and Italian Giuseppe Campari won in his Alfa P2.
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in a Bugatti; this was the man who had won the first ever
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was hit in the eye by a rock thrown up from Brazilian
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winning the 1912 French Grand Prix in Dieppe, France
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7303:Formula One hope for French Grand Prix
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831:Map of the French Grand Prix locations
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7634:Billiotte, Julien (5 December 2016).
7581:
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3549:The Le Mans road course, used in 1906
3501:The Magny-Cours circuit, used in 1991
2794:Repeat winners (engine manufacturers)
7535:"Sarcelles bidding for a Grand Prix"
67:adding citations to reliable sources
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7691:Balfour, Andrew (1 February 2019).
7584:"French GP plans suffer fresh blow"
7582:Noble, Jonathan (1 December 2009).
7182: – The Telegraph, 10 June 2006
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7918:Diepraam, Mattijs; Muelas, Felix.
7875:de Menezes, Jack (27 April 2020).
7665:Benson, Andrew (5 December 2016).
7537:. Grandprix.com. 17 September 2008
32:French Grand Prix (disambiguation)
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7501:Versailles possible for French GP
7480:"Disney Grand Prix plans shelved"
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7693:"Race Facts - French Grand Prix"
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7864:– via Internet Archive.
7455:. Asiaone.com. Archived from
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3481:in 2000, funded by Mercedes.
2086:Repeat winners (constructors)
1253:Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
680:The world's oldest Grand Prix
7316:. formula1.com. 27 July 2007
7291:Magny-Cours set for reprieve
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228:Most wins (constructors)
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7995:Formula One Grands Prix
7249:11 January 2008 at the
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4076:William Grover-Williams
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7268:2 June 2007 at the
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4452:Hermann Paul Müller
4349:Jean-Pierre Wimille
1851:Jean-Pierre Wimille
1339:Circuit Paul Ricard
1325:and British driver
1307:Circuit Paul Ricard
1106:Circuit Paul Ricard
1066:Maurice Trintignant
932:24 Hours of Le Mans
515:Circuit Paul Ricard
487:Grand Prix de l'ACF
206:Most wins (drivers)
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7697:F1Destinations.com
7646:on 7 December 2016
7615:. Autonewsinfo.com
7513:"december 11 2007"
7459:on 25 October 2011
7342:on 27 October 2009
7180:Grand Prix century
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5189:Jack Brabham
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8108:Mexico City
7930:15 December
7926:. Autosport
7820:. ChicaneF1
7805:. ChicaneF1
7803:"French GP"
7619:27 November
7541:27 November
7519:27 November
7486:27 November
7463:27 November
7426:27 November
7390:27 November
7368:27 November
7346:27 November
6783:Race Title
6702:Paul Ricard
6620:Paul Ricard
6303:Mugen-Honda
6104:Alain Prost
6047:Magny-Cours
6004:Alain Prost
5971:Alain Prost
5938:Alain Prost
5848:Paul Ricard
5767:Alain Prost
5743:Paul Ricard
5733:René Arnoux
5699:Alain Prost
5675:Paul Ricard
5603:Paul Ricard
5494:Paul Ricard
5422:Paul Ricard
5346:Paul Ricard
4912:Tony Brooks
4571:Talbot-Lago
4503:Talbot-Lago
3974:Albert Divo
3807:World War I
3471:* Built by
3375:Talbot-Lago
2672:Talbot-Lago
1477:Alain Prost
1359:2021 season
1314:Alain Prost
1301:, near the
1239:Magny-Cours
1177:René Arnoux
1156:Alain Prost
1070:Luigi Musso
970:Third Reich
947:Reims-Gueux
922:called the
873:Nürburgring
853:World War I
741:Kaiserpreis
735:Grand Prize
700:The French
435:Fastest lap
386:L. Hamilton
366:1:30:02.112
289:Last race (
272:km (192.432
265:Race length
8304:Categories
8254:San Marino
8239:Portuguese
8209:Luxembourg
8093:Azerbaijan
8023:Australian
7888:9 December
7824:9 December
7809:9 December
7676:5 December
7650:5 December
7597:1 December
7282:ITV-F1.com
7263:ITV-F1.com
7244:ITV-F1.com
7167:References
6203:Damon Hill
5796:Niki Lauda
5661:Alan Jones
5518:James Hunt
5484:Niki Lauda
5227:Jacky Ickx
5075:Dan Gurney
5003:Dan Gurney
4674:Alfa Romeo
4629:Alfa Romeo
4537:Alfa Romeo
4457:Auto Union
4296:Alfa Romeo
4228:Alfa Romeo
4008:Jules Goux
3934:Alfa Romeo
3871:Strasbourg
3832:Duesenberg
3170:Alfa Romeo
2828:Years won
2426:Alfa Romeo
2120:Years won
1970:Niki Lauda
1901:Dan Gurney
1287:Versailles
1198:Alan Jones
1102:Six Frères
1074:Dan Gurney
1054:Karl Kling
928:Tim Birkin
889:Jules Goux
845:Brooklands
812:teetotaler
787:Duesenberg
775:Max Sailer
702:Grand Prix
652:Decauville
503:Grand Prix
497:'s annual
415:G. Russell
185:First held
89:newspapers
8214:Malaysian
8154:Brazilian
8149:Argentine
8128:Abu Dhabi
8118:Las Vegas
8113:São Paulo
8098:Singapore
8073:Hungarian
8002:Current (
7780:25 August
7748:BBC Sport
7722:BBC Sport
7671:BBC Sport
7301:BBC Sport
6926:Amsterdam
6879:Marseille
6792:Location
6746:Sources:
5113:Jim Clark
5037:Jim Clark
4267:Montlhéry
4199:Montlhéry
4052:Montlhéry
3984:Montlhéry
3578:Location
3465:Sources:
2787:Sources:
2058:Sources:
1924:Jim Clark
1291:Sarcelles
1289:, and in
1114:Marseille
895:in 1913.
869:Barcelona
612:Innsbruck
604:Amsterdam
592:Marseille
491:auto race
256:km (3.630
195:Last held
8224:Moroccan
8179:European
8063:Austrian
8053:Canadian
8028:Japanese
7818:"ACF GP"
7774:Racefans
7754:27 April
7728:14 April
7400:cite web
7285:Archived
7266:Archived
7247:Archived
7160:Source:
7016:Toulouse
6832:Bordeaux
6649:Mercedes
6615:Mercedes
6591:Not held
6423:Williams
6336:Mercedes
6208:Williams
6175:Benetton
6142:Benetton
6109:Williams
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4771:Mercedes
4595:Delahaye
4423:Mercedes
4262:Maserati
3781:Mercedes
3689:Not held
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3473:Cosworth
3402:Maserati
3059:Mercedes
2771:Red Bull
2747:Benetton
2699:Maserati
2320:Mercedes
2225:Williams
1382:Drivers
967:Hitler's
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670:Auvergne
588:Bordeaux
460:1:35.781
420:Mercedes
391:Mercedes
323:1:30.872
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8244:Russian
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8229:Pacific
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8169:Detroit
8088:Italian
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8068:British
8058:Spanish
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8013:Bahrain
7640:F1i.com
7567:29 July
7320:27 July
7229:17 June
7223:Pirelli
7203:17 June
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6795:Report
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5275:Charade
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3607:Le Mans
3602:Renault
3581:Report
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3294:Peugeot
3119:Bugatti
2993:Renault
2845:Ferrari
2801:in bold
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2591:Peugeot
2557:Brabham
2518:McLaren
2473:Renault
2375:Bugatti
2137:Ferrari
2093:in bold
1408:Driver
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1267:Absence
1189:Flat-12
1168:Prenois
885:Miramas
808:Vanwall
800:Sunbeam
791:Bugatti
785:with a
746:Le Mans
674:Brasier
639:Renault
566:Origins
561:History
539:Spanish
535:Italian
531:Belgian
456:Ferrari
424:+16.495
395:+10.587
319:Ferrari
268:309.690
241:Ferrari
103:scholar
8284:Tuscan
8249:Sakhir
8204:Korean
8194:Indian
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8184:French
8164:Dallas
8137:Former
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7702:16 May
7154:Report
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7111:Report
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5122:Climax
5094:Report
5084:Climax
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3752:Amiens
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3718:Dieppe
3675:Report
3646:Report
3641:Dieppe
3612:Report
3348:Delage
3260:Climax
2645:Delage
2091:Teams
1411:Years
1345:, the
904:Delage
849:London
710:Sarthe
616:Vienna
608:Berlin
600:Dieppe
571:France
479:French
331:Podium
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7145:Paris
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6883:Paris
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6828:Paris
6780:Year
6761:grid.
6697:Honda
6587:2017
5980:Honda
5947:Honda
5914:Honda
5881:Honda
5810:Dijon
5709:Dijon
5637:Dijon
5594:Lotus
5565:Dijon
5556:Lotus
5460:Dijon
5451:Lotus
5413:Lotus
5304:Lotus
5266:Matra
5237:Rouen
5198:Repco
5165:Reims
5160:Repco
5118:Lotus
5089:Rouen
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5042:Lotus
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4854:Rouen
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4708:Rouen
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4542:Reims
4472:1946
4428:Reims
4233:Reims
3905:Tours
3801:1920
3685:1911
3569:Year
3479:Ilmor
3427:Repco
3221:Honda
2822:Wins
2276:Lotus
2114:Wins
1405:Wins
1279:Rouen
902:in a
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861:Milan
859:near
857:Monza
847:near
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760:in a
643:Payré
584:Paris
513:with
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110:JSTOR
96:books
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7932:2020
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7856:ISBN
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6985:1900
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6895:1898
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6735:RBPT
6714:2022
6676:2021
6661:2020
6632:2019
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