KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE SINCE 1999
Clement-Auguste Martin
18/5/1902 - 25/1/1991
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Raced at Le Mans in 1932 with an Amilcar L6 finishing 8th and in 1933 with an Amilcar L4, retiring after 13 laps.
He returned to La Sarthe in 1934 again with the Amilcar L4 and was classified 20th
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Domingo Marimón 1903 - 1981 -
Albert Alin 1907 - 2002 -
Emmanuel de Graffenried 1914 - 2007 -
Jo Schlesser 1928 - 1968 -
Bruce Halford 1931 - 2001
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Bertrand Faucigny-Lucinge 1898 - 1943
Better known in racing as Prince de Cystria, he drove a Bugatti at Indy in 1923 finishing 9th. He also raced in the ACF Grand Prix that year. -
Albert Divo 1895 - 1966
Albert Divo was a French Grand Prix racing driver. He won the Spanish and the French Grand Prix in 1925 and also won the Targa Florio twice, in 1928 and 1929. -
René Carrière 1911 - 1982
René Carrière was a leading French sportscar driver who made occasional Grand Prix apperances in the 1930s. -
Louis Gérard 1899 - 2000
Gérard made his money from slot machines in Paris. Louis retired from racing in 1951 and went on to become the first major driver to reach his century, dying at the grand old age of 101.
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Charles Pozzi 1909 - 2001
Charles Pozzi was a racing driver who participated in one Formula One race in the year of its inception. He also competed in endurance races. He was the exclusive Ferrari importer for France for over 30 years and become a household name for anything to do with Ferrari.