The deadliest day in auto racing history: Pierre Levegh's Mercedes crashes during the 24h du Mans race on June 11, 1955. Killing the pilot and 82 spectators - History Education Network

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The deadliest day in auto racing history: Pierre Levegh’s Mercedes crashes during the 24h du Mans race on June 11, 1955. Killing the pilot and 82 spectators

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