1930 Le Mans 24 hours: Woolf Barnato / Glen Kidston, 1st position
Le Mans, France. 21-22 June 1930. Woolf Barnato/Glen Kidston (number 4, Bentley Speed Six), 1st position. Mmes Marguerite Mareuse/Odette Siko (number 25, Bugatti T40), 7th position. Frank Clement/Richard Watney (Bentley Speed Six) follows in 2nd. Ref-Autocar B4177. World Copyright - LAT Photographic
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