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T H E M E M O
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| The Story of the Hat
Trick at Le Mans, 1929 |
| Published by Bentley
Motors Limited, Pollen House, Cork St., London |
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Read about the 7th Grand
Prix d-Endurance 24 hour international road
race at Le Mans 15th and 16th June 1929
— won for the fourth time at record
speed, and thrice consecutively by Bentley
cars.
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| A L L
B E N T L E Y W I N N E R S A
T L E M A N S 1 9
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1st
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Chassis No. LB2332
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2nd place
Chassis No. ST3001
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3rd place
Chassis No. KM3088
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4th place
Chassis No. TX3246
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Participated
in race but
DID NOT FINISH
Chassis No. KM3077
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| Woolf Barnato's Le Mans' Hat Trick |
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in "The Motor", September 1, 1943 |
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In describing the racing career of
Capt. Woolf ("Babe") Barnato, the historian
is impeded by the seeming ease with which he brought
off his wins. His run of successes was marred by no
crash and scarcely an incident, a marked contrast to
the previous Bentley deeds at Le Mans between the initial
victory in 1924 and the fantastic win by Old No 7 after
the White House crash in 1927. Continued...
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| First
published in the September 1, 1943 issue of "The
Motor" |
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Updated: Jan 12,
2009
Posted here on Mar 10, 2008 |
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