Le Mans Classic

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A legendary car embodying a passion for speed and elegance, the Bentley Blower was introduced in the 1920s, featuring a powerful supercharged engine that earned it the nickname “Blower.” This iconic racing car became famous for its participation in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. With its distinctive design and remarkable performance, this centenarian remains an enduring icon of sports automobile history.

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Inspiration Bentley Blower

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