Title: | Course de Côte de Chanteloup |
Place: | Chanteloup-les-Vignes |
Tracklength: | 1800 metres (1926-1935: 1200 metres) |
Elevation change: | 114 metres |
Altitude finishline: | 166 metres |
GPS coordinates: | 48° 58′ 13″ – 2° 1′ 56″ |
Website: | www.comiteducentenaire.org |
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With old tracks it is always difficult to find the correct route. From contemporary reports it can be concluded that the Chanteloup Hillclimb started at the railway crossing, went past the church and then all the way to the top. The modern road might be in a different spot, but it seems quite correct.
Date | Winner | Car | Time | Final | |
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27/11/1898 | Camille Jenatzy | Postel-Vinay | 3:52,00 | Results | |
12/11/1899 | Camille Jenatzy | Jenatzy Electric | 3:10,40 | ||
04/11/1900 | Henri de Rothschild | Daimler 24hp | 3:45,80 | ||
02/05/1926 | Charles Montier | Montier Special | 1:12,00 | ||
26/06/1927 | Georges Dugat | Derby Sport | 1:14,60 | ||
24/06/1928 | Yves Giraud-Cabantous | Salmson | 1:08,40 | ||
14/04/1929 | Victor Tersen | Bugatti T37A | 1:11,80 | ||
13/04/1930 | “Sabipa” | Bugatti T35C | 1:02,00 | ||
08/03/1931 | Yves Giraud-Cabantous | Caban | 1:04,80 | ||
26/03/1933 | José Scaron | Amilcare | 1:00,06 | ||
18/03/1934 | José Scaron | Amilcare | 0:58,40 | ||
17/03/1935 | Robert Cazaux | Bugatti T51 | 1:01,00 |
A group of pre war MGs are interested in this event in 2019. Could you please send all available entry inscription as soon as it is available.
Many thanks.