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Frenchman Leon Thery, winner of the Gordon Bennett Cup in auto racing, 1904
Frenchman Leon Thery, winner of the Gordon Bennett Cup in auto racing, 1904. The Gordon Bennett Cup was first held in 1900. The 1904 race was run in the Taunus mountains in Germany and was won by Thery in a Richard-Brasier car. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 3rd July 1904
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Frenchman Leon Thery, adorned in his military uniform, stands proudly as the winner of the prestigious Gordon Bennett Cup in auto racing, 1904. This print captures a momentous victory for Thery and showcases his exceptional driving skills. The Gordon Bennett Cup, established in 1900, was a highly anticipated event that attracted top racers from around the world. The race took place amidst the picturesque Taunus mountains in Germany, where Thery triumphed behind the wheel of a Richard-Brasier car. His remarkable performance secured him this coveted title and solidified his status as an accomplished racing driver. In this illustration from Le Petit Journal on July 3rd, 1904, we witness soldiers attentively watching Thery's presentation ceremony. The atmosphere is filled with excitement and admiration for both the French champion and his German hosts. This image not only represents an extraordinary sporting achievement but also symbolizes unity between nations through shared passion for motor sport. It serves as a testament to how sports can transcend boundaries and bring people together despite historical conflicts or differences. Preserved by AccuSoft Inc. , this colorized print allows us to relive an iconic moment from early 20th-century motor racing history while appreciating the skill and determination of Frenchman Leon Thery - forever etched into automotive lore as one of its greatest champions.
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