Le Mans
Le Mans is a city in northwestern France. It's known for the 24 Hours of Le Mans Museum, which chronicles the history of the city's famed 24 Hours of Le Mans motor race. The Circuit des 24 Heures du Mans race track, offers simulator rides and amateur go-karting. In the old town, the Gothic-style Le Mans Cathedral features stained-glass windows and flying buttresses. East is the 13th-century Royal Abbey of Epau. ― Google
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Wadih El Safi
Lebanese singer
Lucien Bianchi
Belgian motorsports racing driver
Jo Gartner
Race car driver
Tristan Klingsor
French poet
Allan Simonsen
Danish former footballer
Michel Frutschi
Swiss motorcycle racer
Jo Bonnier
Swedish race car driver
Paul Fréart de Chantelou
Pierre Levegh
French racing driver
Berengaria of Navarre
Queen
Theodulf of Orléans
Writer
Friedrich Dollmann
German general
Robert Garnier
French poet
Vincent de MoroGiafferi
French attorney
Louis Monzies
French painter
Elias I, Count of Maine
Counts and dukes of Maine
Algernon Percy, 1st Earl of Beverley
Audovera
Jan Mirosław Peszke
Painter
Robert Jarry
French politician
St. Liborius
Saint
Aldric of Le Mans
Priest
Roland Fréart de Chambray
French writer
Daria Hovora
French pianist
Leonard Borwick
Pianist
Basil Moreau
French priest
Georges Jean
French poet
GeorgesFrançoisXavierMarie Grente
Jean Gouhier
French geographer
Rhené-Baton
French conductor
Adrien Berthod
French politician
Jean-Claude Boulard
Former Mayor of Le Mans
Lloyd Casner
American race car driver
Thierry Rupert
French basketball player
Victor Hémery
French racing driver
Iwao Ishikawa
Jean Peské
Painter
Fernand Tavano
French racing driver
Jean-Louis Lafosse
French racing driver
Sébastien Enjolras
French motorsports racing driver
Vincent de Moro-Giafferi
French attorney
Charles Fillion
Prelate
Gérard Saint
French bicycler
Yves Bot
French magistrate
Georges Grente
Jacques-François Dujarié
Daniel Guicci
French footballer
