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1947 Roussillon Grand Prix


FieldValue
TypeGP
Grand PrixRoussillon
Date27 April,
Year1947
Official nameII Grand Prix du Roussillon
CountryFrance
LocationCircuit des platanes de Perpignan
Perpignan, France
CourseStreet circuit
Course_mi1.577
Course_km2.538
Distance_laps58
Distance_mi91.468
Distance_km147.204
ImageCircuit des platanes Perpignan.JPG
Pole_DriverRaymond Sommer
Pole_TeamMaserati 4CM
Pole_CountryFrance
Pole_Time1:34.8
Grid_from_heatstrue
Fast_DriverRaymond Sommer
Fast_TeamMaserati 4CM
Fast_Time1:34.2
Fast_CountryFrance
First_DriverEugène Chaboud
First_TeamTalbot-Lago 26
First_CountryFrance
Second_DriverHenri Louveau
Second_TeamDelage D6
Second_CountryFrance
Third_DriverYves Giraud-Cabantous
Third_TeamDelahaye 135
Third_CountryFrance

Perpignan, France The 1947 Roussillon Grand Prix (formally the II Grand Prix du Roussillon) was a Grand Prix motor race held at Circuit des Platanes de Perpignan on 8 May 1947.

Entry list

NoDriverEntrantCarEngineChassis24681012141618202830
FRA Eugène ChaboudSFACS Ecurie FranceTalbot-Lago T26Talbot90201
FRA Henri TrillaudSFACS Ecurie FranceDelahaye 135SDelahaye
FRA Yves Giraud-CabantousSFACS Ecurie FranceDelahaye 135SDelahaye
FRA Raymond SommerRaymond SommerMaserati 4CMMaserati 4CL1555
FRA Philippe ÉtancelinEcurie GersacDelage 3000Delage D6
FRA Pierre LeveghEcurie GersacDelage 3000Delage D6
FRA Jean AchardEcurie GersacDelage 3000Delage D6880002
FRA Henri LouveauSFACS Ecurie FranceDelage 3000Delage D6880004
FRA Roger LoyerSFACS Ecurie FranceDelahaye 135SDelahaye
FRA Georges GrignardGeorges GrignardDelahaye 135Delahaye
FRA Louis RosierSFACS Ecurie FranceTalbot-Lago SSTalbot90111
FRA Jean-Pierre WimilleEquipe GordiniSimca-Gordini 15Gordini0007GC

Classification

In the first few laps, Georges Grignard, Philippe Étancelin, Jean Achard and Roger Loyer were involved in a four car accident with no injured but the abandon of Achard on his Delage D6 at lap 7. At lap 21, Jean-Pierre Wimille, second behind Sommer had engine trouble and retired. After a pole position and with the fastest lap, Raymond Sommer was still leading the race, but 14 laps from the end he retired. Eugène Chaboud won the race on Talbot-Lago T26, ex-Chiron 4.5l monoposto Darracq. Henri Louveau finish second just ahead of Yves Giraud-Cabantous.

Pos
NoDriverCarLapsTime/RetiredGrid1234567RetRetRetRetRet
2FRA Eugène ChaboudTalbot-Lago T26581:35:06.3 (92.81 km/h)3
16FRA Henri LouveauDelage D657+1 lap4
6FRA Yves Giraud-CabantousDelahaye 13557+1 lap5
12FRA Pierre LeveghDelage D657+1 lap7
20FRA Georges GrignardDelahaye 13555+3 laps8
28FRA Louis RosierTalbot-Lago SS55+3 laps10
4FRA Henri TrillaudDelahaye 135S55+3 laps12
8FRA Raymond SommerMaserati 4CM44gearbox1
18FRA Roger LoyerDelahaye 135S40condenser9
10FRA Philippe ÉtancelinDelage D633engine6
30FRA Jean-Pierre WimilleSimca-Gordini 1521overheating2
14FRA Jean AchardDelage D67accident11
  • Pole position: Raymond Sommer in 1:34.8
  • Fastest lap: Raymond Sommer in 1:34.2 (96.94 km/h).

References

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References

  1. ''Motor Sport'', XXIII n°6, June 1947, page 155.
  2. [http://www.silhouet.com/motorsport/archive/f1/nc/1947/1947.html#rou II Grand Prix du Roussillon] ''silhouet.com''
  3. [http://f1-images.de/green/nowm/470427.htm 27-04-1947, Grand Prix du Roussillon, Perpignan] ''f1-images.de''
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