Brits Duncan Hamilton and Tony Rolt win 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance car race

The 24-hour Grand Prix d'Endurance at Le Mans is a prestigious race attracting international entries. It serves as a testing ground for sports car manufacturers, with strict rules like refueling only every 235 miles. The race tests both speed and endurance, with a tragic accident claiming the life of Tom Cole. The British team of Tony Rolton and C. Duncan Hamilton set a record with their Jaguar, completing 303 laps at an average speed of 106 mph.

Which countries had drivers participating in the 24-hour Grand Prix d'Endurance at Le Mans?

• Russia, China, India, and South Africa

• Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, and USA

• Germany, Japan, Australia, and Canada

• France, Italy, Spain, and Britain

Who was the American driver mentioned in the race?

• C. Duncan Hamilton

• Phil Walters

• Tom Cole

• Tony Rolton

What is the minimum distance a racer must cover before refueling?

• 150 miles

• 100 miles

• 235 miles

• 500 miles

What was the average speed achieved by the winning team?

• 120 miles an hour

• 106 miles an hour

• 90 miles an hour

• 100 miles an hour

Which team achieved a record performance in the race?

• The Italian team

• The French team

• The American team

• The British team