Experience a century of automotive legend!

Since its creation in 1923, the 24 Hours of Le Mans has witnessed some of the most memorable moments in the history of the sport, with triumphs and tragedies punctuating a century of racing. But while the world's greatest endurance race has seen many careers take off, it has also been marked by a hundred years of technical innovation. In this tenth volume of the collection, published to mark the centenary of the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2023, Denis Bernard and Christian Papazoglakis review twenty-four emblematic Le Mans race cars which, while not necessarily triumphant, all left their mark on their era through technological developments: the Renault 4CV (rear-engine), the Tracta (front-wheel drive), the Delettrez (diesel), the Chaparral (spoiler), the Howmet (turbine), the Chenard and Walcker Tank (aerodynamics), the Panoz Q9 (hybrid), and so on.

⋅ Publisher: Glénat
⋅ Pages: 56
⋅ Writer: Denis Bernard
⋅ Artist: Christian Papazoglakis

Format: 24.2 x 32,2 cm