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The Renault 4CV Part 3: The Competition Cars

June 16, 2020 By pete

Le Mans 1952 – the factory R1063 group just before the start. © Renault Communication

Story by John Waterhouse*

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After the new Renault 4CV was exhibited at the October, 1947 Paris Motor show, the car went into series production. The new model was soon involved in competition, the first recorded example being the July 1948 “Rallye Internationale des Alpes” . After this, various private and factory (“usines”) entries followed in a range of events, initially using the 760 cc R1060 model, competing in the 751 to 1,100 cc class.

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