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The 150S
Maserati bunch sits on
the start grid before the race. Not
one of them made the finish |
They're
off at 10am running across
the track for a traditional
Le Mans start |
Middle of
the grid start has the #53
and #63 Lotii and a bundle of
Arnolt Bristols |
The brand new MGA team is across
the track and getting into their mounts |
The MGA's are off and all 3 finished
19th, 20th & 22nd |
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Corvette
is here in force with 3 cars
entered by the mysterious "Raceway Enterprises" #6 finishes 15th |
Corvette
corral with #7 private car of
Ernie Erickson & Chuck Hassan. Car was a dnf after 22 laps |
Beautiful
A6GCS with a T number
but no old Maser is listed as having practiced |
This guy
is proud to pose with the
#53 Lotus 9 of Joe Shepherd that
ran well but was DQ'd. |
53 was
DQ'd for illegal repairs -
probably out on the course, here
this fix is done in the paddock |
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Peter
Collins shared this Aston with
Moss but the gearbox broke. Collins chases the #47 150S Maserati |
Briggs
Cunningham drives his
finned D Type into the last turn at dusk
Briggs & J Gordon Bennett were 12th |
The first turn is still the same after
all these years. What a beautiful
sunny Florida day in 1956 |
Bill
Lloyd's retired 150S sits in the
paddock after its gearbox broke |
Loyal
Katskee's D Type. It was
involved with the nasty Carlos Menditiguy accident and retired early |
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A nasty
little brushfire on the infield
and hardy citizens put it out |
After the
esses into the hairpin. Look carefully at the white car hung up on
the sandbank |
Sitting on top of an old barracks
building watching the cars go by. |
An Oldsmobile 2 seat concept
car draw's lots of attention. |
A
spectator's Allard J2X in street
trim next to a 53 Bel Air |