The first sand-filled barrels for a racing course were developed following a 1955 accident here in which 83 spectators died.
John McKenna and Gabriel Clarke directed a 2015 documentary about one star's attempts to make a film about this place. A movie star founded Solar Productions to make a movie about this place, and Derek Bell almost died during the shooting. At this place in 1967, Dan Gurney became the first person captured on camera spraying champagne on someone. Eddie Hall gained fame for a solo completion of one event at this place in 1950. The aforementioned film titled for this place was directed by Lee Katzin, is nearly dialogue free, and was bankrolled by its star, (*) Steve McQueen. Group C fuel restrictions were added for an event at this place during the oil embargo. The first sand-filled barrels for a racing course were developed following a 1955 accident here in which 83 spectators died. It makes up a triple crown with Monaco and the Indianapolis 500. For 10 points, name this French town, the site of a noted 24-hour-long race.
John McKenna and Gabriel Clarke directed a 2015 documentary about one star's attempts to make a film about this place.
Le Mans