#MarathonDeLaRoute

The Marathon de la Route was one of the most demanding endurance events in motorsport history. Originally created in Belgium in the 1960s, it later moved to the Nürburgring, where it became famous for its grueling 84-hour format. Teams of three drivers faced a test of extreme reliability and stamina on the legendary Nordschleife, running day and night for over three days. The rally-derived endurance race attracted major manufacturers, who used it to prove the durability of their cars in the harshest conditions. Though less known than the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Marathon de la Route was regarded as a true ordeal of men and machines, and victories here carried enormous prestige.

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