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1946 Marseille Grand Prix

Field	Value
Type	GP
Grand Prix	Marseille
Date	13 May,
Year	1946
Official name	V Grand Prix de Marseille
Country	France
Location	Marseille, France
Course	Prado Street circuit
Course_mi	2.23
Course_km	3.589
Distance_laps	35
Distance_mi	78.054
Distance_km	125.615
Pole_Driver	Raymond Sommer
Pole_Team	Maserati
Pole_Country	France
Grid_from_heats	true
Fast_Driver	Raymond Sommer
Fast_Team	Maserati
Fast_Time	2:09.5 (99.771 km/h)
Fast_Country	France
First_Driver	Raymond Sommer
First_Team	Maserati
First_Country	France
Second_Driver	Enrico Platé
Second_Team	Maserati
Second_Country	Italy
Second_flag_suffix	1861
Third_Driver	Georges Grignard
Third_Team	Delahaye
Third_Country	France

The 1946 Marseille Grand Prix (formally the V Grand Prix de Marseille) was a Grand Prix motor race held at Marseille on 13 May 1946. The event included 2 x 15 lap heats followed by a 35 lap final.

Classification

DNA	72	FRA Henri Trillaud	Maserati 26

References

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References

[http://www.statsf1.com/de/1946-hc/grand-prix-300.aspx 1946 Grand Prix de Marseille] ''statsf1.com''
[http://www.chicanef1.com/racetit.pl?year=1946&gp=Marseille%20GP&r=1 1946 Marseille Grand Prix] ''ChicaneF1.com''

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