Another Briton, Alain de Cadenet, whose French father was an aviator and a filmmaker was drawn to motorsports by chance and rapidly hooked. He built and drove his own sports prototypes, entering the De Cadenet-Lola for the 24 Hours of Le Mans several times, most successfully in 1976, when he mounted the podium in third place. Well, to be precise, he could have shared the third step with teammate Chris Craft, but he got lost on the way!
Photo (Copyright - ARCHIVES ACO): The #3 De Cadenet-Lola driven by John Morrison, John Cooper and Peter Lovett.
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