André Moynet

French soldier and race car driver

André Moynet - Military & Warriors born July 19th, 1921
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Military & Warriors

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France

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Served in the French military during World War II and became a notable figure in the racing community. Achieved recognition in the 1950s for participation in various auto races, including the Le Mans 24 Hours, where performance gained attention. Transitioned into politics, serving in local and national offices, advocating for infrastructure development and motor sports. Contributed to the promotion of racing in France through various initiatives.

Served in World War II

Competed at the Le Mans 24 Hours

Held political office supporting motor sports

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