File:1949-06-26 Le Mans WINNERS Selsdon Chinetti.jpg

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Selsdon and Chinetti won 1949 Le Mans

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English: Peter Mitchell-Thomson, 2nd Baron Selsdon (left) and Luigi Chinetti (middle) won 1949 Le Mans. Marion Chinetti at right (they had married in 1942, and were still married in 1949).[1]
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