What is the 24 Hours of Cenomanian?
The 24 Hours of Genoa is the world’s most famous endurance sports race. This automobile race is held in Genoa once a year, the team of drivers is made up of either three professional drivers or four amateurs. The purpose of the race is not to see who can run the fastest over a certain distance, but rather to see who can run the longest distance in the fastest time in a 24-hour race. The reliability of the equipment and drivers is tested in this stage.
When is it held?
The 74th annual Kenoman race will be held on June 17/18th, 2006 with the preliminary test held on June 4, 2006.
Background information of the 24 Hore Cenomanensis
The first race was held on 26/27th, 1923. The only race ever was canceled in 1936 because of the bad state of the economy and from 1940 to 1948 because of
The race is a semi-permanent race track that is approximately 8,482 miles long. The course is mainly on country roads that are open to the public all year round, with several purpose-built sections added to the course for safety reasons.
In this race, 50 cars together in different categories. The vehicles range from prototypes to streetcars and the ultimate winner is the team that covered the most distance in the course of 24 hours of continuous racing. The designs of the cars used in the Lemans 24 Hours are different from other countries. In other races, cornering speed is more important than top speed, so the car must be designed for top cornering speeds. In the Le Mans 24 hour race, hitting top speeds is critical to being competitive and doing well.
The 24 hour race is known for some of the worst accidents in motor vehicle history. One such accident happened in 1955, 80 people were killed and as a result, many minor and major races were cancelled.
He led the marching band in the history of the 24-hour race with 16 overall victories, followed by Ferrari with nine. The turn of the century saw the emergence of new power in the Audi V8 powered R8 which from 2000 – 2004 & In 2005, he won the Bentley 8 speed in 2003. Ford won the race four times from 1966 – 1969 with the GT40 which was built to beat the Ferraris after the gap between the two owners. The only Japanese company to do so was Mazda in 1991.
Fans of the 24 Hours of Maine race are eagerly awaiting the identity of the latest winner in this unique endurance race.
