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A SINGLE MOTTO : REDUCE WEIGHT AND GET MORE HORSEPOWER FROM THE ENGINE
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Created to challenge the prototypes at le mans thanks to more lenient regulations, it missed out on victory by one lap
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Owned by the private team Nicolas/Laverne, it overwhelmed its rivals and gave Porsche another victory in the Monte Carlo rally
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A ‘nobody's girl’ twice victorious at Le Mans, or the fairytale of a prototype developed on a budget that humiliated even the 911 GT1
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With two cars participating, the 919 Hybrid will debut in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) of 2014
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For 1977, Porsche prepares a dozen 935s for private racing teams. At le mans, one of them finishes third overall and first in group 5.
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Thanks to its very low weight, this model, which made Porsche dominant in the 1970 Targa Florio, also won at the Nürburgring
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The success of the 959 Dakar made Porsche decide to create a track version, the 961, which performed well at Le Mans in 1986
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In 1972, thanks to the power of its turbo engine, the 917 discovery succeeded in breaking the domination of McLaren in the Can-am championship.
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In a France split in two by the demarcation line, only the railways could operate uninterrupted. A historical paradox represented by the case of Avricourt station, between Paris and Strasbourg, which regained its position as a frontier station that it had been between 1871 and 1918!
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At the time of the Liberation, the state of the French network was such that it was virtually impossible to operate it without a massive and unprecedented influx of new locomotives. Of the 17,259 locomotives owned by the SNCF in 1938, the occupying forces had "borrowed" 2,946 for use on the German network, and around 6,000 were still in working order.
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These were the figures for the biggest transport operation of new locomotives in the history of the railways. The French Ministry of the Merchant Navy trusted a global organisation, the United Maritime Authority, to plan the operation.
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The term 'welcome' is an understatement. These locomotives were nicknamed "Miss Libération", "Miss Liberté" or "Miss Désirée" by railway workers and the general public, and they quickly became legendary.
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