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The 1912 Grand Prix de l’Automobile Club de France was held on the Dieppe racetrack. It ran over two days, June ** and ** 1912. Winner was Boillot in the Peugeot L76. It was the first of many more successes this car would grasp. The engine was to become the hallmark for almost all racing engines, at least over a decade. Twin camshafts, four valves per cylinder and a hemisperical combustion chamber. ******* and more to come (09.07.2025)

Grand Prix 1912

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