The two Romanian aristocrats were members of the Chrysler "team," meaning Chryslers entered by individuals (at that time, many cars were entered by individuals without a team name). The #7 Chrysler 72 Six driven by Jean Ghica Cantacuzino and Georghe Ghica Cantacuzino crossed the finish line in fourth place, one spot behind its #8 sister car with behind the wheel Henri Stoffel and André Rossignol, two-time winner at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1925 and 1926.
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