The Le Mans 24 Hours' centenary celebrations culminated on Friday evening with a dazzling parade of winning cars, most of which were from a bygone era of the legendary endurance classic.
The stunning collection rolled down the pit straight and then lined up in a Le Mans start formation, with many machines accompanied by those that gave them their prestigious badge of honour.
Immersed in its modern era, Le Mans still stands as a testament to the rich legacy and enduring heritage that have shaped the world of motorsports.
And this weekend's 100th edition will add another chapter to the event's vast heritage that celebrates the indomitable human spirit and the everlasting passion for speed, endurance, and the pursuit of greatness.
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