Beautiful but unlucky
21 September 2020 1 min read 4 images
Louis Delage brought together an extraordinary team to build a car to race in the 1931 French Gran Prix. The vehicle was designed by renowned engineer Jean Andreau, and the engine, a 4.5-liter V12, by Albert Lory, who had built the 1926 and 1927 Delage single-seaters. Finally, the construction of the bodywork was entrusted to Labourdette, whose panoramic windows offered excellent visibility for racing.
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