PREVIOUS WINNERS.

July 7th 2014

Lengthof circuit : 29 km. 142.

Length of race: Unlimited, 17 laps, 495 km. 414. Under 1,500 c.c., 15 laps, 427 km. 130.

PREVIOTJS WraNERS.

1930. Unlimited: Von Morgan (Bugatti), 63.142 m.p.h.

1,500 c.c., Hardegg (Bugatti), 60.373 m.p.h.

1931. Unlimited: ‘Chiron (Bugatti), 73.687 m.p.h.

1,500 c.c., Sclunidt (Bugatti), 62,302 m.p.h.

1932. Unlimited : Chiron (Bugatti), 68.062 m.p.h.

1,500 c.c., Burgaller (Bugatti), 60.375 m.p.h.

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