#CircuitLaSarthe
The Circuit de la Sarthe, also known as Circuit des 24 Heures located in Le Mans, Maine, France, is a semi-permanent race course most famous as the venue for the 24 Hours of Le Mans auto race. The track uses local roads that remain open to the public most of the year.
The track, which was a triangle from Le Mans down south to Mulsanne, northwest to Arnage, and back north to Le Mans, has undergone many modifications over the years.
We'll tell the story of this circuit on the occasion of its anniversary or when it will reach a sufficient number of cars.
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CARS (9)
1938 Lancia Astura Mille Miglia Sport
- Coachbuilder: Carrozzeria Colli
- Chassis n°: 413207
- Engine n°: 41297
MUSEO NICOLIS (IT)
1952 Jaguar C-type
- Coachbuilder: Jaguar
- Chassis n°: XKC 008
- Engine n°: 7B1192-8
Private collection
1953 Fiat 8V ZAGATO
- Coachbuilder: Zagato
- Chassis n°: 106*000088*
- Engine n°: 104.000*000123
Private collection
1953 Maserati Sport 2000
- Coachbuilder: Fiandri & Malagoli
- Chassis n°: *2066*
- Engine n°: *2047*
Private collection
1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLR
- Coachbuilder: Mercedes-Benz
- Chassis n°: 196.110-00004/55
- Engine n°: M196/60
MERCEDES-BENZ AG (DE)
1955 MG MGA
- Coachbuilder: MG
- Chassis n°: 10708
- Engine n°: 18SGUH530
Private collection
1956 Panhard Monopole X86
- Coachbuilder: Monopole
- Chassis n°: 857976
- Engine n°: 2555553
Private collection
1957 Ferrari 335 S
- Coachbuilder: Carrozzeria Scaglietti
- Chassis n°: 0700
- Engine n°: 142/1
Private collection
1964 Ferrari Berlinetta 250/Le Mans
- Coachbuilder: Pininfarina
- Chassis n°: *6167* known until 1968
- Engine n°: 6167 Removed after 1968 Targa Florio
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