1952 24 Hours of Le Mans - Official Results

Official Results

Pos Class No Team Drivers Chassis Engine Laps
1 S
3.0
21 Daimler-Benz A.G. Hermann Lang
Fritz Riess
Mercedes-Benz 300SL (W194) Mercedes-Benz 3.0L I6 277
2 S
3.0
20 Daimler-Benz A.G. Theo Helfrich
Helmut Niedermayr
Mercedes-Benz 300SL (W194) Mercedes-Benz 3.0L I6 276
3 S
5.0
10 Donald Healey Leslie Johnson
Tommy Wisdom
Nash-Healey 4 Litre Nash 4.1L I6 262
4 S
8.0
1 Briggs Cunningham Briggs Cunningham
William Spear
Cunningham C4-R Chrysler 5.5L V8 252
5 S
5.0
14 Luigi Chinetti André Simon
Lucien Vincent
Ferrari 340 America Berlinette Ferrari 4.1L V12 250
6 S
2.0
39 Scuderia Lancia Luigi Valenzano
Umberto Castiglioni
Lancia Aurelia B.20 Lancia 2.0L V6 248
7 S
3.0
32 Peter C.T. Clark Peter Clark
Mike Keen
Aston Martin DB2 Aston Martin 2.6L I6 248
8 S
2.0
40 Scuderia Lancia Felice Bonetto
Enrico Anselmi
Lancia Aurelia B.20 Lancia 2.0L V6 247
9 S
S/C
6 André Chambas André Morel
André Chambas
Talbot-Lago T26 GS Comp. Talbot-Lago 4.5L Supercharged I6 235
10 S
2.0
42 M.P. Trevelyan Rodney F. Peacock
Gerry A. Ruddock
Frazer Nash Le Mans Mk.II Bristol 2.0L I6 225
11 S
1.1
50 Porsche KG Auguste Veuillet
Edmond Mouche
Porsche 356/4 Porsche 1.1L Flat-4 220
12 S
1.1
52 Automobiles Panhard et Levassor Charles Plantivaux
Robert Chancel
Panhard Dyna X86 Coupe Panhard 0.9L Flat-2 217
13 S
1.5
45 Marcel Becquart Marcel Becquart
Gordon Wilkins
Jowett Jupiter R1 Jowett 1.5L Flat-4 210
14 S
750
60 Ets. Monopole Jean Hémard
Eugène Dossous
Monopole X84 Panhard 0.6L Flat-2 208
15 S
750
68 Renault Ernest de Regibus
Marius Porta
Renault 4CV Renault 0.7L I4 195
16 S
750
61 Raymond Gaillard Raymond Gaillard
Pierre Chancel
Panhard Dyna X84 Sport Panhard 0.6L Flat-2 186
17 S
750
67 Renault Jean Redélé
Guy Lapchin
Renault 4CV Renault 0.7L I4 178

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