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Pierre Veyron (1 October 1903 – 1970) was a Grand Prix motor racing driver active from 1933 through until 1953. He is best remembered for his 1939 win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, driving a Bugatti Type 57 with Jean-Pierre Wimille. Today, Bugatti Automobiles SAS' revival of the marque uses Veyron's name on its first car, the Bugatti Veyron.

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Sporting positions
Preceded by Eugène Chaboud Jean Trémoulet	Winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans 1939 with: Jean-Pierre Wimille	Succeeded by Luigi Chinetti Peter Mitchell-Thomson

v • d • e 24 Hours of Le Mans winners

Eight-time	Tom Kristensen

Six-time	Jacky Ickx

Five-time	Derek Bell · Frank Biela · Emanuele Pirro

Four-time	Yannick Dalmas · Olivier Gendebien · Henri Pescarolo

Three-time	Woolf Barnato · Rinaldo Capello · Luigi Chinetti · Hurley Haywood · Phil Hill · Al Holbert · Klaus Ludwig · Marco Werner

Two-time	Henry Birkin · Ivor Bueb · Ron Flockhart · Jean-Pierre Jaussaud · Gérard Larrousse · JJ Lehto · Allan McNish · Manuel Reuter · André Rossignol · Raymond Sommer · Hans-Joachim Stuck · Gijs van Lennep · Jean-Pierre Wimille · Alexander Wurz

One-time	Aïello · Alboreto · Amon · Ara · Attwood · Baldi · Bandini · Barilla · Barth · Benjafield · Benoist · Bianchi · Bloch · Blundell · Bouchut · D. Brabham · G. Brabham · Brundle · Chaboud · Clement · Cobb · Davis · de Courcelles · Dickens · Duff · Dumfries · Étancelin · Fontés · Foyt · Frère · Gachot · Gené · González · Gregory · Guichet · Gurney · Hamilton · Hawthorn · Hélary · Herbert · Herrmann · G. Hill · Hindmarsh · Howe · Johansson · Jones · Kidston · Krages · Lagache · Lammers · Lang · Léonard · Marko · Martini · Mass · McLaren · Mitchell-Thomson · Nielsen · Nuvolari · Oliver · Ortelli · Pironi · Riess · Rindt · Rodríguez · Rolt · Rondeau · J. Rosier · L. Rosier · Rubin · Salvadori · Sanderson · Scarfiotti · Schuppan · Sekiya · Shelby · Smith · Trémoulet · Trintignant · Vaccarella · Veyron · Walker · Wallace · Warwick · Weidler · Whitehead · B. Whittington · D. Whittington · Winkelhock

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