1937 24 Hours of Le Mans - Official Results

Official Results

Pos Class No Team Drivers Chassis Engine Laps
1 5.0 2 Roger Labric Jean-Pierre Wimille
Robert Benoist		 Bugatti Type 57G Tank Bugatti 3.3L I8 243
2 5.0 14 Joseph Paul Joseph Paul
Marcel Mongin		 Delahaye 135CS Delahaye 3.6L I6 236
3 5.0 10 Ecurie Bleue René Dreyfus
Henri Stoffel		 Delahaye 135CS Delahaye 3.6L I6 231
4 3.0 19 Société R.V. Jacques de Valence de Minardiere
Louis Gérard		 Delage D6-70 Delage 3.0L I6 215
5 1.5 37 J.M. Skeffington J.M. Skeffington
R.C. Murton-Neale		 Aston Martin 1½ Ulster Aston Martin 1.5L I4 205
6 2.0 33 Adler Peter Graff Orssich
Rudolf Sauerwein		 Adler Super Trumpf Rennlimousine Adler 1.7L I4 205
7 2.0 26 Emile Darl'Mat Jean Pujol
Marcel Contet		 Darl'Mat DS Peugeot 2.0L I4 203
8 2.0 25 Emile Darl'Mat Charles de Cortanze
Maurice Serre		 Darl'Mat DS Peugeot 2.0L I4 203
9 2.0 34 Adler Otto Löhr
Paul von Guilleaume		 Adler Super Trumpf Rennlimousine Adler 1.7L I4 202
10 2.0 27 Emile Darl'Mat Daniel Porthault
Louis Rigal		 Darl'Mat DS Peugeot 2.0L I4 197
11 2.0 31 C.T. Thomas Mortimer Morris-Goodall
Robert P. Hichens		 Aston Martin Speed Model Aston Martin 2.0L I4 193
12 1.1 48 Just-Emile Vernet Just-Emile Vernet
Suzanne Largeot		 Simca Fiat 1.0L I4 171
13 1.5 36 A.C. Scott Archie Scott
Ted Halford		 HRG 1500 Le Mans Meadows 1.5L I4 163
14 1.1 42 M.K.H. Bilney M.K.H. Bilney
Joan Richmond		 Ford Ten GB Ford 1.1L I4 161
15 1.1 49 H. Lesbros Dimitri Calaraseano
H. Lesbros		 Adler Trumpf Junior Adler 1.0L I4 160
16 1.1 54 Capt. G.E.T. Eyston Dorothy Stanley-Turner
Joan Riddell		 MG PB Midget MG 0.9L I4 154
17 750 59 Gordini Jean Viale
Albert Alin		 Simca Cinq Fiat 0.6L I4 145

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