Bd 24h Du Mans 1999 - Le Choc Des Titans

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Discover images of one of the most important races in the 1990s.

Bd 24h Du Mans 1999 - Le Choc Des Titans

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Carrier: DHL Express

Description: Delivered by 6PM

Estimated delivery:
Tue 10 - Wed 11

Carrier: Colissimo Domicile sans signature

Description: Home delivery in mailbox

Estimated delivery:
Tue 10 - Thu 12

Carrier: Colissimo Domicile avec signature

Description: Home delivery with proof of delivery

Estimated delivery:
Wed 11 - Fri 13

Carrier: Colissimo Points de retrait

Description: Delivery at post office, Pickup points & lockers

Estimated delivery:
Wed 11 - Fri 13

Carrier: DHL Economy

Description: Delivered within 2-4 days

Estimated delivery:
Wed 11 - Fri 13

Carrier: Géodis Livraison sans rendez-vous

Description: Je me fais livrer dès que possible.

Estimated delivery:
Tue 10 - Fri 13

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Comic book 24H du Mans 1999

On the 12th June 1999 in the Indianapolis section of the 24 Heures du Mans circuit, the Mercedes CLR n°5, driving at over 300km/hr, lost control and started to lift off, like a plane. It spun three times in the air before crashing into the trees next to the track. It remains one of the most famous and spectacular accidents in modern racing history. Nobody believed for a second that the driver would be alive.

The pace cars and security staff ran to his aid. But, to everyone’s surprise, Peter Dumbreck escaped unharmed. Marked by this spectacular incident, the 1999 race is also known as the race where all of the biggest car manufacturers competed for the last time in the 20th century.