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![Over the 24 hour period modern
competitors will complete race distances
well over 5000 kilometres. The present
record is 5410 kilometres, recorded in the
2010 race.[4] It is a distance over six times
longer than the Indianapolis 500, or
approximately 18 times longer than a
Formula One Grand P
The 24 Hours of Le
Mans was the venue
for the first known
instance at a major
race of a winning
driver celebrating by
spraying champagne
instead of drinking it.
W
hen Dan Gurney won
the 1967
The race has over the years inspired
imitating races all over the globe,
popularising the 24 Hour format at places
like Daytona, Nurburgring,
Spa-Francorchamps, Sebring and Mount
Panorama. Presently the American Le
Mans Series and the European based Le
Mans Series of multi-event sports car
championships have been spun off from 24
Hours of Le Mans regulations. Other races
include the Le Mans Classic, a race for
historic Le Mans race cars of years past
held on the Circuit de la Sarthe, a
motorcycle version of the race which is
held on the shortened Bugatti version of](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/lemans-140206095244-phpapp01/85/Le-mans-3-320.jpg)
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Le mans
The 24 Hours of Le Mans is an annual 24-hour endurance auto race held in Le Mans, France. Over the 24-hour period, competitors can cover distances over 5000 kilometers. The current record is 5410 kilometers set in 2010. The race has inspired many imitating races around the world in the 24-hour format. Now there are professional sports car championships including the American Le Mans Series and European Le Mans Series that use regulations based on the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
Le mans
- 3. Over the 24hour period modern competitors will complete race distances well over 5000 kilometres. The present record is 5410 kilometres, recorded in the 2010 race.[4] It is a distance over six times longer than the Indianapolis 500, or approximately 18 times longer than a Formula One Grand P The 24 Hours of Le Mans was the venue for the first known instance at a major race of a winning driver celebrating by spraying champagne instead of drinking it. W hen Dan Gurney won the 1967 The race has over the years inspired imitating races all over the globe, popularising the 24 Hour format at places like Daytona, Nurburgring, Spa-Francorchamps, Sebring and Mount Panorama. Presently the American Le Mans Series and the European based Le Mans Series of multi-event sports car championships have been spun off from 24 Hours of Le Mans regulations. Other races include the Le Mans Classic, a race for historic Le Mans race cars of years past held on the Circuit de la Sarthe, a motorcycle version of the race which is held on the shortened Bugatti version of
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- 5. 1923 Chenard &Walker 92 km/h 2209 Kms. recorridos
- 6. Bentley 1924 Alfa Romeo8C 1931
- 7. Bugatti 1937, ganador delevento en el ´37 y ´39 antes del inicio de la guerra en Europa
- 8. Ferrari 166MM 1949 131km/h, 3160 Kms
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- 10. Jaguar D-Type 1955 172km/h 4110 Kms.
- 11. 1962 se introdujola clase prototipos en la que ganaría Ferrari con su Testarossa 4 litros Rover propulsado a turbina 1963
- 12. 200 km/h 4815 Kms. FordGT-40 1966-
- 13. 1969 fue el último añodel famoso Inicio Le Mans
- 14. Porsche 917 ´70- ´71 221 km/h 5304 Kms.
- 15. Porsche 936 1976-1981 197km/h 4742 Kms.
- 16. Porsche 956 1982 203km/h 4871
- 17. Jaguar XJS-12 1990 203km/h 4864 Kms.
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- 19. Peugeot 905 1992 199km/h 4787 Kms.
- 20. Porsche 911 GT1 1998 206km/h 4938 Kms.
- 21. Audi R8 2000-2005 222km/h 5336 Kms.
- 22. Bentley EXP Speed8 2003 221 km/h 5312 Kms.
- 23. Aud i R10TDI 2006-2008 216 km/h 5193 Kms.
- 24. Peugeot 908 HDI2009 209 km/h 5029
- 25. Audi R15 2010y R15 2011 216 km/h 5206 Kms.
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