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The 1925 French Grand Prix was a Grand Prix motor race held at Autodrome de Linas-Montlhéry on 26 July 1925. The race was marred by the fatal crash of famous Italian driver Antonio Ascari driving for Alfa Romeo. His son Alberto would go on to be Formula One world champion in the 1950s.

Circuit_(ébauche).svg
course (km)
12500.0, 12504.6
distance (km)
999998.0, 1e+06
country
France
distance laps
80
fastest driver
Albert Divo
fastest driver country
France
fastest driver team
Sunbeam (car company)
first driver
Robert Benoist
first driver country
France
winning team
Delage
location
France, Montlhéry
pole driver
Henry Segrave
pole driver team
Sunbeam (car company)
second driver
Louis Wagner
second driver country
France
second team
Delage
third driver
Giulio Masetti
third team
Sunbeam (car company)

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