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• Czechoslovakian Grand Prix
  ...mber 28]], [[1930]] at the [[Masaryk Circuit]] now referred to as the Brno Circuit. It was held in the town of [[Brno]] in [[Czechoslovakia]] (now the [[Czech ...cupation in 1938 the race was discontinued until [[1949]] when the Masaryk Circuit was shortened to 17.8 km (11.06 miles).
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• Maurice Trintignant
  He was the brother of [[Bugatti]] race car driver, [[Louis Trintignant]], who was killed in [[1933]] while ...e 1964 season. 1954 and 1955 were his best years on the [[Formula One|F1]] circuit, finishing 4th in the drivers championship both years. In 1954 he won the [
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• Czech Grand Prix
  ...mber 28]], [[1930]] at the [[Masaryk Circuit]] now referred to as the Brno Circuit. It was held in the town of [[Brno]] in [[Czechoslovakia]] (now the [[Czech ...cupation in 1938 the race was discontinued until [[1949]] when the Masaryk Circuit was shortened to 17.8 km (11.06 miles).
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• Jules Goux
  ...es Goux began racing cars in his early twenties. Success came in 1908 on a circuit set up on roads around [[Sitges]], near [[Barcelona, Spain]], when he won t ...did not return to the winners circle until 1926. That year, driving for [[Bugatti]] in a T39A model, he won both the French Grand Prix at [[Miramas]] and the
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• Jean-Pierre Wimille
  ...tiType50B.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Bugatti Type 50|Type 50B]] 4.7 L racing [[Bugatti]] with '''J. P. Wimille''' behind the wheel]] ...ng age. He was 22 years old when he made his Grand Prix debut, driving a [[Bugatti]] 37A at the [[1930]] [[French Grand Prix]] in [[Pau]].
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• Coppa Ciano
  ...several road circuits were created. Notable among these was the Montenero circuit at [[Livorno]], which became home for the Coppa Ciano from its inauguration | [[Bugatti T35C]]
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• Grand Prix of Rome
  ...sed, with the majority being [[Formula Two]] races at the [[ACI Vallelunga Circuit]]. In 1954 and 1963 the Rome Grand Prix was run to [[Formula One]] rules, b | [[ACI Vallelunga Circuit|Vallelunga]]
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• Circuit de la Sarthe
  [[Image:Le Mans 24h.gif|thumb|right|230px|{{flagiconFrance}} '''Circuit de la Sarthe.''']] ...e section between buildings. Since 1965, a smaller but permanent [[Bugatti Circuit]] was added which shares the pit lane facilities and the first corner (incl
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• Coppa Florio
  ...s co-organized with the [[Targa Florio]] at the [[Circuito delle Madonie]] circuit outside [[Palermo]], [[Sicilia]], running four or five laps, 108 km each. ! Circuit
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• Philippe Etancelin
  ...ench [[Grand Prix motor racing]] driver who joined the new [[Formula One]] circuit at its inception. ...in [[Rouen]], [[Seine-Maritime]] in [[Normandy]], he began racing with a [[Bugatti]] in 1926, making an immediate impact by winning the [[Grand Prix de Reims]
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• Coppa Acerbo
  [[Image:1927AcerboRace.jpg|thumb|250px|'''A Bugatti leads the start of the 1927 race''']] The 150 mile Coppa Acerbo was held over a 15 mile circuit beginning and ending at [[Pescara]], [[Italy]], a city on the [[Adriatic Se
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• Moroccan Grand Prix
  | Circuit || [[Ain-Diab Circuit]] | Circuit length km || 7.618
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• Philippe Étancelin
  ...ench [[Grand Prix motor racing]] driver who joined the new [[Formula One]] circuit at its inception. ...n [[Rouen]], [[Seine-Maritime]], in [[Normandy]], he began racing with a [[Bugatti]] in 1926, making an immediate impact by winning the [[Grand Prix de Reims]
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• Tripoli Grand Prix
  ...set of [[World War II]]. Part of the [[Grand Prix motor racing|Grand Prix circuit]], the race was first held on a 71.10 kilometer road course in [[Tripoli]] With Libya becoming a colony of [[Italy]], the new circuit was opened at Mellaha Lake on May 7th, 1933 by the country's governor, Mars
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• Louis Chiron
  ...]] near the city of [[Toulouse]]. From there, Chiron went on to drive a [[Bugatti]] and an [[Alfa Romeo]] to important wins in national Grand Prix races acro [[Image:Chiron_Bugatti_1931.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Chiron in his 1931 Bugatti''']]
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• Tom Kristensen
  |bgcolor="#DFFFDF"| [[Circuit Park Zandvoort|<font color=black>ZAN]]<br/><font color=black><small>6</smal |bgcolor="#dfdfdf"| [[Brno Circuit|<font color=black>BRN]]<br/><font color=black><small>2</small>
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• René Dreyfus
  Driving [[Maserati]]s, [[Ferrari]]s, [[Delahaye]]s, and [[Bugatti]]s against some of the greatest drivers of all time, Dreyfus won 36 races a He acquired a Bugatti and joined the Moto Club de Nice for younger competitive automotive enthusi
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• 24 Hours of Le Mans (motorcycle race)
  ...ndurance racing|endurance race]] held annually since 1978 on the [[Bugatti Circuit]] [[Le Mans]], [[Sarthe]], [[France]]. The race is organized by the [[Autom When the [[Bol d'Or]] moved from [[Bugatti Circuit]] to [[Circuit Paul Ricard]] at the end of 1977, the [[Automobile Club de l'Ouest|ACO]] cr
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• William Grover-Williams
  ...d Prix]], repeating that feat again in [[1929]]. That same year, driving a Bugatti 35B, painted in what would become known as British racing green, he won the ...is]]. Grover-Williams worked in the Paris region to build up a successful circuit of operatives, forming sabotage cells and reception committees for parachut
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• Spanish Grand Prix
  | Circuit || [[Circuit de Catalunya]] | Circuit length km || 4.655
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