Coming to The Grand Palais this Thursday, 6 February: a remarkable piece of Le Mans history—the 1924 Chenard & Walcker T3 Sport Works 2.0L. Powered by an engine that competed in the 1924 24 Hours of Le Mans, this car was driven by André Pisart in the 1924 Boulogne GP and has since been meticulously restored between 2015 and 2018. It has graced prestigious events such as the Goodwood Revival and Le Mans Classic and remains fully eligible for international historic racing events. This Chenard & Walcker represents an extraordinary chapter in motorsport history. Originally part of a six-car lineup for the 1924 Le Mans, it was later modified and raced at Boulogne before its remarkable journey through time. After years of dedicated restoration, it has proven its reliability on track, competing at Le Mans Classic and Goodwood Revival with impressive results. Now, with a rich history and meticulous documentation, this legendary endurance racer is ready for its next chapter, offering its futur...