R'Hunaudiere Ruaudin
2024 TUESDAY 11 June 1600 - 2300
This is like the Friday "Classic British Welcome" at St Saturnin but it is on the road between Porsche Curves and the Macdonalds on the way to the Mulsanne Straight (see map below). We are promised "exceptionally rare cars separated into five groups: Ferraris, Aston Martins, outstanding GTs, models from the 1950s, and Sport and Collection of all marques. "
This meet first started in 2015 so it is an established set up and should be worth a look if you are here early enough.
This is like the Friday "Classic British Welcome" at St Saturnin but it is on the extended road between Porsche Curves and the Macdonalds on the way to the Mulsanne Straight - on first roundabout before Mulsanne Straight .
We are promised "exceptionally rare cars separated into five groups: Ferraris, Aston Martins, outstanding GTs, models from the 1950s, and Sport and Collection of all marques. "
From the ACO website:
Les R’Hunaudières” will have a decidedly Italian flavour in 2024 as the annual event in Ruaudin explores the Le Mans history of cars from the other side of the Alps, with a special focus on four iconic brands. Alfa Romeo and Ferrari, with 14 Le Mans wins between them, will be the stars of the show, ably supported by Lamborghini and Isotta Fraschini who are both making their top class débuts in 2024. Official Le Mans 24 Hours painter François Bruère will tastefully illustrate the "Première Italienne" theme featuring the four marques. This year’s “Les R’Hunaudières” will also pay tribute to the unsung heroes of the race with the seventh Marshals Trophy. Francis PIQUERA, patron of the event, will share his anecdotes about the belle époque and the victories of Alfa Romeo and Isotta Fraschini. On Tuesday 11 June, there will be a host of events, exhibitions and exceptional cars on five platforms dedicated to the brands in the spotlight. Collectors and enthusiasts can exhibit by contacting ruaudinjumelage@orange.fr. "
This meet first started in 2015 so it is an established set up and should be worth a look if you are here early enough.
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