Renault #11 (1904)
Finished 17th in the 1904 Vanderbilt Cup Race
Make: Renault
Year: 1904
Mechanician: Felix Prossen
Horsepower: 60
Finish Place: 17
Average Speed:
#11 Renault (France) driven by Maurice Bernin, 60 HP. Finished 17th. Twisted shaft at Bethpage Road during lap 2.
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