Années 1980 et +

La petite Rosalie - the Yacco Citroen in 1933 with (opposite) one of its record certificates. (S A André Citroen)

Mrs Stewart's Derby Special after its crash in 1934.

Mrs Stewart, Fred Cann, and the Derby-Maserati in 1935.

George Eyston attemps to break the world forty-eight-hour record in the 2 litre Hotchkiss 1935.

The French Grand Prix of 1936 : Leoz's Lagonda; Benoist's Bugatti, and Zehender's Delahaye.

Two of Bugattis at the pits during the 1936 French Grand Prix.

Two of the Talbots competing in the 1937 French Grand Prix.

Louis Chiron, winner of the 1937 French Grand Prix.

Arthur Dobsons Riley (right) is followed by Gordini's and Camerano's Simca Fiats in the 1 1/2 litre race which preceded the 1937 French Grand Prix.

Postwar emulator of the prewar Citroens : a Simca on the banking.

Twenty-four hours at 107,46 mph : Leslie Johnson in the XK120 Jaguar, 1950.

A week at over 100mph : the Jaguar XK120 fixed-head coupé on the banking at night in 1952.