Collectors & Aficionados
A Christmas idea? The greatest 24 Hours of Le Mans winners
Explore the thrill of endurance racing with iconic Sports Prototypes from the 24 Hours of Le Mans. From Bugatti's triumph in 1937 to Mazda's groundbreaking win in 1991, each car holds a unique chapter in racing history.
Returning to Christmas gifts that will delight racing fans of all ages, we’re spotlighting iconic Sports Prototype cars. We’ve handpicked the most memorable winners from the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the ultimate endurance race. Stay tuned for next week’s Roarington picks, focusing on those who are passionate about great road car design.
<p class="font-bold mb-0">Bugatti 57G “Tank” 1937</p>
At a time when Bugatti was at its peak with various versions of the model 57, notably the Atlantic, and when Bugatti’s high-speed train was setting international records, the company achieved its most sought-after Le Mans victory in 1937 with the 57G “Tank”. This model, later refined, also won the 1939 edition but is linked to the tragedy that effectively ended Bugatti’s golden age: Jean Bugatti, who had taken over the company’s reins, tragically lost his life in a testing accident.
