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Nîmes

Nîmes, Languedoc-Roussilon, France

Circuit Type: Temporary street circuit

 

1932 Extension: 2.9 Km

1933 Extension: 2.617 Km

 

 

Lap Record: 1:22.000

Year: 1933

Driver: Philippe Étancelin & Tazio Nuvolari

Car: Alfa Romeo 8C-2300 Monza

Speed: 114,900 Km/h

Year Official Name Date Winning Driver Constructor Laps Time Formula
1933 II Grand Prix de Nîmes June 4 Italy Tazio Nuvolari
Italy Alfa Romeo 80
01:52:20.600 GP
1933 II Trophée de Provence (1100cc) June 4 France Albert Chambost
France Salmson 39
01:04:11.000 CYC
1933 II Trophée de Provence (1500cc) June 4 France André Vagniez
Italy Maserati 37
01:03:24.000 VOIT
1933 II Trophée de Provence June 4 France Marcel Jacob
France Bugatti 40
01:02:56.400 GP
1932 I Grand Prix de Nîmes May 16 France Benoit Falchetto
France Bugatti 70
01:33:28.400 GP
1932 I Trophée de Provence May 16 Poland Stanislas Czaykowski
France Bugatti 35
00:47:16.000 GP
1932 I Trophée de Provence Voiturette May 16 France Anne-Cecile Rose-Itier
France Bugatti 30
00:46:12.400 GP

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