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Your Essential Guide to Le Mans Classic 2014
Your essential guide to Le Mans Classic 2014 4th - 6th July 2014 On-Circuit assistance helpline One of the major benefits of making your Le Mans Classic booking with Travel Destinations is our on-circuit helpline which provides you with help and support that you might need whilst you are at the circuit. NCE ON-CIRCUIT ASSISTAN +44 (0) 7827 444397 aily 08:30hrs - 20:00hrs da For emergencies such as hospitals and Police refer to page 69. Travel Destinations staff are also available at our campsites at Hunaudieres, Porsche Curves and at our Flexotel Village at Antares Sud throughout the weekend. www.lemansrace.com www.traveldestinations.co.uk Contents Welcome 02 Before you leave home and driving in France 04 Routes to the circuit from the Channel ports 05 Travel Destinations' car park information 12 Track parade laps and paddock access 13 Equipment check List 14 Travel Destinations on social media 16 On-Circuit camping 17 Off-Circuit camping & accommodation 18 Travel Destinations' trackside campsite at Hunaudieres 24 Travel Destinations' trackside campsite at Porsche Curves 28 Travel Destinations' Event Tents 32 Travel Destinations' Flexotel Village 36 Travelling by tram and local information 40 Bars and restaurants in Le Mans 42 01 Circuit and campsites map 44 Grandstand map 46 Points of interest map 47 Where to watch the action 48 Teams and cars entry list 50 Le Mans 24 Hours previous winners 64 Le Mans Classic 2014 event schedule 67 Emergency telephone numbers 69 Many of the photographs in this brochure and on our website have been taken by our friend and colleague David Ayerst Davies. -
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Industrie ; Direction régionale de l'industrie, de l'environnement et de la recherche ; Centre national de réception des véhicules (CNRV) (1899-1980) Répertoire (19900106/1-19900106/106) Archives nationales (France) Pierrefitte-sur-Seine 1990 1 https://www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/siv/IR/FRAN_IR_007441 Cet instrument de recherche a été encodé en 2010 par l'entreprise diadeis dans le cadre du chantier de dématérialisation des instruments de recherche des Archives Nationales sur la base d'une DTD conforme à la DTD EAD (encoded archival description) et créée par le service de dématérialisation des instruments de recherche des Archives Nationales 2 Archives nationales (France) INTRODUCTION Référence 19900106/1-19900106/106 Niveau de description fonds Intitulé Industrie ; Direction régionale de l'industrie, de l'environnement et de la recherche ; Centre national de réception des véhicules (CNRV) Intitulé Dossiers de réception par type (homologations) de voitures particulières : Descriptions techniques complètes des véhicules (classement alphabétique par marque, puis chronologique). 1899-1980 Date(s) extrême(s) 1899-1980 Nom du producteur • Centre national de réception des véhicules Localisation physique Fontainebleau DESCRIPTION Présentation du contenu Sommaire Art 1-106 : Dossiers de réception par type (homologations) de voitures particulières : Descriptions techniques complètes des véhicules (classement alphabétique par marque, puis chronologique), 1899-1980. Type de classement Classement chronologique, par entreprise TERMES D'INDEXATION véhicule; automobile; agrément 3 Archives nationales (France) Répertoire (19900106/1-19900106/106) 19900106/1 Dossier 1 AC. 1959. ADLER. 1935. 1937. AKAR. 1921. ACHKAR-BONNET. 1921. ALPINE. 1957. 1967. ALVIS. 1936. 1937. ALBA. 1922. 1925. ALLAIN ET MIGUET. 1922. 1923. ALTOS. 1924. AMIE CAR. -
Dimanche 8 Novembre 2015
DIMANCHE 8 NOVEMBRE 2015 LOT N° DESCRIPTIFS Est. Basse Est.Haute 1 Beverley Catalogue 12 pages sous reliure carton souple, 1931, en Anglais. Photo 80 120 d'époque du moteur huit cylindres double arbre, neuf paliers, encartée. La production de cette marque Londonienne ne dépassa pas huit véhicules (G.M. Georgano 2 Bignan Feuillet R°V° "Caractéristiques" 1920 - Dépliant 2 volets 100 150 "Caractéristiques" vers 1921 - Dépliant 2 volets "Ville-tourisme-sport" vers 1922 - Dépliant 4 volets, différents types de carrosseries, vers 1922 - Dépliant 8 volets type AL, 1922 - Dépliant 3 volets, la Quatre cylindres de luxe, 1922 - Tarif R°V°, Janvier 23 - Dépliant 3 volets, 10 HP, vers 1923 - Tarif dépliant 2 volets, Février 24 - Catalogue 8 pages, Concours et Palmarès, Février/Mars 1924 - Tarif, feuillet R°, type EHP, vers 1924 - Dépliant 3 volets, 8 cv Type EHP, vers 1924 - Dépliant 4 volets, Bignan Mop, 1929 - Feuillet R°, vente à crédit, s.d 3 Cadillac jusqu’à 1929 Dépliant 2 volets, argumentaire, 1914, en Anglais - 200 300 Dépliant 2 volets, caractéristiques, 1914, en Anglais - Catalogue 16 pages, type 55, 1917, en Anglais (découpé) - Catalogue 8 pages couleur, carrosseries, 1918 – Catalogue 24 pages, type 59, 1921 – Catalogue 16 pages, type 61, 1922 - Catalogue 24 pages, type 61, 1922, en Anglais - Catalogue 20 pages avec tarif encarté, type 63, 1924, en Flamand – Catalogue 16 pages, Type 63, 1924- Catalogue 24 pages, photos couleur pleine page des carrosseries, dessins de Wallace Morgan, 1927, en Anglais – Catalogue 32 pages, couleurs de carrosseries -
Alpine En Endurance 1963-1978, Les Années De Légende
TRIMESTRIEL N° 2 LAl'Authentique REVUE OFFICIELLE DE LA FÉDÉRATION FRANÇAISE DES VÉHICULES D’ÉPOQUE GRAND DU SPORT UTILITAIRE LÉGER HISTOIRE DE MARQUE Henri Pescarolo, 1939-1954, et la 2 CV Koelher-Escoffier, les longues nuits du Mans devint camionnette le sport avant tout SAGA AUTOMOBILE Ford T en France, pionnière d’outre-atlantique ALPINE EN ENDURANCE 1963-1978, LES ANNÉES DE LÉGENDE LOI ET RÈGLEMENTS L 16034 - 2 - F: 7,00 - RD Copies, répliques, kit-cars et véhicules transformés JUIN - JUILLET - AOUT 2018 EDITO raison. Je me contente de constater, et, au fond de moi, je me dis que je manque peut-être quelque chose en refusant d’affronter l’hiver au volant d’une Ancienne. Je ne suis pas un restaurateur, la peur de mal faire m’empêche de toucher à la mécanique. Je me contente de soigner l’apparence, le chiffon microfibre et la Nénette à portée de main. Il est vrai aussi que je n’ai guère le loisir de m’occuper de mes véhicules. J’ai à peine le temps de les faire rouler régulièrement, mais ceci est une autre histoire… Pourquoi vous parler de mes soucis de collectionneur ? Pour, en fait, vous dire que, quelle que soit la façon de l’aborder, notre plaisir de posséder et de faire rouler nos véhicules est bien réel. Alors, si quelqu’un, pour un quelconque motif pseudo-écologique et franchement démagogique, s’avise de m’empêcher de vivre ma passion, il me trouvera sur sa route ! Depuis quelques mois, nous avons successivement vu les prix des carburants, des péages, des assurances et des stationnements augmenter de façon in- considérée. -
Automobile Advertising in Le Soir, Brussels 1905-1950
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Ghent University Academic Bibliography Automobile Advertising in Le Soir, Brussels 1905-1950 As a result of intense mechanization and automation during the second half of the nineteenth century, the market economy in industrialized countries gradually was transformed from a production economy into a consumption economy. In the words of Stanley Resor, head of the leading American advertising agency J. Walter Thompson, cited by Fox in his pioneering work The Mirror Makers: ‘The chief economic problem today is no longer the production of goods but their distribution. The shadow of overproduction, with its attendant periods of unemployment and suffering, is the chief menace to the present industrial system’ (Fox, 1984, 94). Advertisements were to play an important role in this new constellation. During the first decades of the twentieth century a whole array of persuasion techniques were being developed. John E. Kennedy’s ‘reason-why’ shortly after the turn of the century (Fox, 1984, 50), the genteel pictures of the 1920s and the hard-boiled copy of the crisis years (Marchand, 1985, 285-334) were to join the traditional price/quality arguments, in an attempt to convince broad strata of the population of purchasing objects which until then they had produced and exchanged outside of the market, or never even possessed before. This has been called ‘modern advertising’, and the magic word is ‘appeal’. In trying to appeal to the potential customer advertising has made use of about any idea, image or value society had to offer. -
Pdf 0.16 Mb Bugatti Chronologie
Bugatti – „Art, Forme, Technique“ (August 2018) Chronologie 1881. Ettore wird am 15. September in Mailand geboren. Sein Vater Carlo Bugatti ist ein bekannter Möbeldesigner, sein jüngerer Bruder Rembrandt ein berühmter Bildhauer. Ettore geht zunächst auf die Kunstakademie in Mailand, doch entdeckt schon bald seine Liebe zum Automobil. 1897. Ettore beginnt, in der Gießerei von Prinetti & Stucchi zu arbeiten, Italiens führendem Unternehmen in der Kleinmechanik, das hauptsächlich Fahrräder und Nähmaschinen herstellt. Im Alter von 17 Jahren erwirbt er ein motorisiertes Dreirad, mit dem er sich sogar an Rennen beteiligt. Nach und nach vertieft er seine tech- nischen und mathematischen Kenntnisse, um seine Visionen verwirklichen zu können. Von Beginn an war es stets sein Bestreben, nur „Pur Sang“ (Vollblütler) zu erschaffen. Sein hoher Anspruch an das technische Konzept und die Leistung muss stets auch unmittelbar mit seinem ästhetischen Empfinden verbunden sein. 1901. Mit knapp 20 Jahren stellt Ettore anlässlich einer Ausstellung in Mailand seinen ersten eigenen Wagen aus, den Typ 2. Dieser Wagen gewinnt den „Coppa Grande“ sowie den Sonderpreis des Automobile Club de France. Die Lizenz für den Bau des Wagens wird an die Firma De Dietrich in Niederbronn im Elsass verkauft. Der Wagen ist mit einem 12-PS-Vierzylindermotor ausgestattet und ca. 65 km/h schnell. 1902. Carlo Bugatti unterschreibt für seinen noch minderjährigen Sohn Ettore einen Siebenjahres-Vertrag als Konstrukteur bei De Dietrich. Ettore zieht ins Elsass und die ersten De Dietrich Bugattis werden gebaut. 1904/05. Die Kooperation mit Baron de Dietrich wird beendet. Ettore entwirft für den Straßburger Autohändler Emil Mathis Fahrzeuge, die in der „Elsässischen Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft“ in Illkirch in mehreren Exemplaren gebaut werden. -
Your Essential Guide 2018
YOUR ESSENTIAL GUIDE 2018 Contents Welcome 05 Useful local information 24 Equipment check-list and must-take items 06 Travelling by tram 25 Before you leave and driving in France 07 Bars and restaurants in Le Mans 26 Routes to the circuit and the channel ports 08 Dailysportscar 27 On-circuit Events 14 Where to watch the action 29 Motorsport Photography - Jessops Academy 15 Teams and cars entry list 30 2018 Race week schedule 16 Le Mans 2018 Challengers 32 Friday at Le Mans 16 Le Mans 24 Previous Winners 34 More than just Radio Le Mans 19 Emergency Telephone Numbers 38 Grandstands Map 20 Travel Destinations on Facebook and Twitter 39 Points of Interest Map 21 Battle of the Brands 40 Circuit and Campsites Map 22 WEC Silverstone Offer 43 4 Travel Destinations - Le Mans 2018 Welcome Welcome Welcome and thank you for booking with Travel Destinations. For those customers that are joining us at either our private campsite at Porsche Curves, our Event Tents or Travel Destinations is the UK’s leading tour operator for our Flexotel Village at Antares Sud, you will receive Le Mans, including the Le Mans 24 Hours & the Le Mans important information & joining instructions for your Classic. We are committed to provide you, our highly-valued chosen area separately. customers, with the very best customer service and peace of mind with the government backed financial security for The Travel Destinations team will be at the circuit your booking with our ABTA, ATOL and AITO membership. throughout race week, so should you see any of us on your travels, please do come and introduce yourself, As always, we have staff onsite at the circuit and we are as we will be delighted to see you. -
Karl E. Ludvigsen Papers, 1905-2011. Archival Collection 26
Karl E. Ludvigsen papers, 1905-2011. Archival Collection 26 Karl E. Ludvigsen papers, 1905-2011. Archival Collection 26 Miles Collier Collections Page 1 of 203 Karl E. Ludvigsen papers, 1905-2011. Archival Collection 26 Title: Karl E. Ludvigsen papers, 1905-2011. Creator: Ludvigsen, Karl E. Call Number: Archival Collection 26 Quantity: 931 cubic feet (514 flat archival boxes, 98 clamshell boxes, 29 filing cabinets, 18 record center cartons, 15 glass plate boxes, 8 oversize boxes). Abstract: The Karl E. Ludvigsen papers 1905-2011 contain his extensive research files, photographs, and prints on a wide variety of automotive topics. The papers reflect the complexity and breadth of Ludvigsen’s work as an author, researcher, and consultant. Approximately 70,000 of his photographic negatives have been digitized and are available on the Revs Digital Library. Thousands of undigitized prints in several series are also available but the copyright of the prints is unclear for many of the images. Ludvigsen’s research files are divided into two series: Subjects and Marques, each focusing on technical aspects, and were clipped or copied from newspapers, trade publications, and manufacturer’s literature, but there are occasional blueprints and photographs. Some of the files include Ludvigsen’s consulting research and the records of his Ludvigsen Library. Scope and Content Note: The Karl E. Ludvigsen papers are organized into eight series. The series largely reflects Ludvigsen’s original filing structure for paper and photographic materials. Series 1. Subject Files [11 filing cabinets and 18 record center cartons] The Subject Files contain documents compiled by Ludvigsen on a wide variety of automotive topics, and are in general alphabetical order. -
Bugatti Legt Sechs Mal Drei Legenden-Fahrzeuge Auf
Auto-Medienportal.Net: 18.08.2013 Bugatti legt sechs Mal drei Legenden-Fahrzeuge auf „Les Légendes de Bugatti“ (Die Legenden von Bugatti) nennt die zu Volkswagen gehörende französische Luxussportwagenschmiede eine sechsteilige exklusive Edition. Mit ihr will die Marke an einige ihrer berühmtesten Fahrzeuge erinnern. Die Sondermodelle werden auf jeweils drei Autos limitiert. Den Anfang macht der Bugatti „Jean-Pierre Wimille“. Bugatti ehrt damit seinen früheren Werksfahrer, der im Jahr 1937 den ersten Sieg für die Marke beim 24-Stunden-Rennen von Le Mans errang und diesen Triumph zwei Jahre später noch einmal wiederholte. Das Legenden-Fahrzeug basiert auf dem 882 kW / 1200 PS starken Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse und folgt in der Gestaltung seinem historischen Vorbild, dem Rennwagen Wimilles von 1937, einem Bugatti Typ 57 G Tank. Mit der im April 2013 offen gefahrenen Höchstgeschwindigkeit von 408,84 km/h hält der Vitesse den Geschwindigkeitsweltrekord für offene Seriensportwagen. Die vollständig aus Carbon bestehende Karosserie des „Jean Pierre Wimille“ erstrahlt – wie beim Typ 57 G Tank – in der Farbe Blau, die für französische Rennfahrzeuge der damaligen Zeit charakteristisch war. Der Colour-Split des historischen Fahrzeugs von Hell- und Dunkelblau wurde beim Vitesse über Bauteile hinweg umgesetzt: Dunkelblaues Sicht-Carbon steht in harmonischem Kontrast zu der für dieses Modell neu kreierten hellblauen Lackierung „Bleu Wimille“, die dem Farbton des 57 G Tank in Originaltreue folgt. Lediglich der obere Teil der vorderen Kotflügel bleibt hier in dunkelblauem Sicht- Carbon, wodurch das markante Design des historischen Rennwagens, die „Wimille Stripes“, entstehen. Die hellblaue Lackierung findet sich darüber hinaus an der Unterseite des markanten Heckflügels, auf die als besonderer Blickfänger und Referenz an den ersten Sieg Wimilles in Le Mans die historische Silhouette der berühmten Rennstrecke in Silber auslackiert angebracht wurde. -
Excel Combined VSCC Letters by Members No. 299 - 6.6.20
Code: Revised Sequential Bulletin Numbers - Excel Combined VSCC Letters by Members No. 299 - 6.6.20. The Vintage Sports-Car Club Ltd. - Bulletin Index 1935 to 2018 - Bulletin No. 299 Letters by Members - Entered in numerical and date sequence. Please note: The editor did not publish any letters in No's. 296, 297 and 300. Code No. Subject Members Name V.4-6-39-14 M.C.C. Event Bentley Team required Peter C. T. Clark V.5-1-46-23 Making vehicles in Kerry D. A. ffrench-Mullen V.5-2-46-8 Cars swopping. Bentley for a Bugatti Norman A. Smith V.7-4-48-10 Where are our Standards J. E. G. Fairman V.8-1-49-2 Vindictive attack on Rugeley A. C. WinCo V.8-1-49-22 Export Drive Ian Metcalfe V.8-1-49-23 Metcalfe Bentley / Lycett 8 Litre C. Clutton V.8-1-50-28 Mrs. Braddock and Mr. Scott - Moncrieff A. Warthog V.8-2-49-14 Stanley Steamer Proud Owner V.8-2-49-15 Remarks about 1923 3 Litre Bentley P. M. Wilks V.8-3-49-24 Apology to Metcalfe C. Clutton V.9-1-50-25 Lack of French Interest in Vintage Cars David Scott-Moncrieff V.9-1-50-26 Reply about his 1914 Mercedes Sale Peter Clark V.9-1-50-28 Chenard Walcker verse Russell Lowry V.9-1-50-38 Memo of Verse to Editor C. Clutton Kent Karslake V.9-2-50-19 Paean on a Chenard Walcker V.9-2-50-24 Pioneers of the Edwardian Movement Bill Boddy V.9-3-50-11 Austin A.90 Performance D. -
Bugatti Veyron Legends – the Modern-Day Hyper Sports Car
Bugatti Veyron legends – the modern-day hyper sports car MOLSHEIM 29 05 2019 TWENTY YEARS AGO BUGATTI REINVENTED THE HYPER SPORTS CAR SEGMENT WITH THE VEYRON Four turbochargers, over 1,000 PS and speeds in excess of 400 km/h. The world had not seen a super sports car like this prior to its presentation in 2000. When the relaunched French luxury brand Bugatti showcased its first series production car for decades, the term super sports car was no longer adequate to describe it. “Thanks to the Veyron, Bugatti catapulted itself into a new dimension. We set benchmarks around 20 years ago with the first luxury hyper sports car and we are proud of that to this day,” explains Stephan Winkelmann, President of Bugatti. “The Veyron continues to be a car of superlatives: it broke several speed records and redefined what outstanding automotive engineering can do,” he adds. The hyper sports car’s name goes back to French racing driver Pierre Veyron, active for Bugatti between 1933 and 1953 in roles including test driver and development engineer. In 1939 he won the 24 Hours of Le Mans together with French racing driver Jean- Pierre Wimille in a Bugatti Type 57C Tank. Production of the Veyron started in 2005 at the newly built workshop in the Alsatian town of Molsheim. “With the Veyron, Bugatti brought vehicle production back to France where our luxury brand was established 110 years ago and where it belongs,” Stephan Winkelmann explains. 16-cylinder engine as the driving force The newly developed and iconic 16-cylinder engine with an engine capacity of 8.0 litres is at the heart of this vehicle, generating a torque of 1,250 newton metres between 2,200 and 5,000 rpm. -
80 Years Ago – Bugatti Wins 24 Hours of Le Mans
80 years ago – Bugatti wins 24 Hours of Le Mans MOLSHEIM 18 06 2019 IN 1939, A BUGATTI TYPE 57 C TECHNICALLY CLOSE TO THE PRODUCTION CAR SURPRISES IN LE MANS It´s one of the most famous and toughest endurance races in the world: the 24-Hours of Le Mans in France. It is the birthplace of legends. Exactly 80 years ago, on the 18th of June 1939 two Frenchman were victorious with their French race car: Jean-Pierre Wimille and Pierre Veyron in a Bugatti Type 57 C Tank. Incidentally, Bugatti would remain the reigning champion for the next ten years. 50 drivers entered the race in eight different categories, but only 42 would actually start the race. 80 years ago, the 24-Hours of Le Mans were already an outright manufacturer’s battle, although the race did not belong to any racing series back then. The competition was tremendous: 25 vehicles alone came from France, with famous brands like Delahaye, Delage and Talbot. On the starting grid were Adlerwerk and BMW from Germany, Great Britain was represented Aston Martin, Morgan, Riley, MG and Singer and from Italy Alfa Romeo. Bugatti went to the race with great enthusiasm. The previous year, the French car maker had had to renounce their start in the prestigious race due to technical problems. This year, however, with the 16thedition of the Type 57, everything was working. Under the streamlined body of the Type 57 race version there was a nearly series production chassis of the Type 57 C, developed by Jean Bugatti, the brilliant engineer and son of l Bugatti founder Ettore.