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The event will be commemorated by a companion 24Hours of Flickr book, which will contain a selection of photographs chosen from the group.
By adding your photo to this group, you understand that it may be selected for publication in the 24Hours of Flickr commemorative book and/or displayed at a Flickr-sponsored event this summer.
In 1969, for his first Le Mans 24hours, a young Belgian talent and F1 GP winner, Jacky Ickx, made a pointed demonstration of the danger of this start method, when instead of running across the track to his machine, he slowly walked, then entered in his car and locked the safety belts properly.
The most successful marque in the history of the 24hour race is Porsche, with 16 overall victories (including seven in a row, from 1981 to 1987), followed by Ferrari with nine (including six in a row, from 1960 to 1965).
The 24hours were cancelled in June after the May 1968 events, instead the race was run in September being the last race of the championship.
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