ALPINE PROTOTYPE #1725 HISTORY 1967 - THE BIRTH OF A LEGEND The year 1963 marked the beginning of a new era in the world of motorsport. Alpine set an ambitious goal, to achieve the ultimate dream of any racing team – winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans. At the time, no one could have foreseen just how challenging this path would be. Setbacks, technical challenges and narrow defeats would shape the years to come. Yet every one of these moments was a step on the path to legend.

CLIENT COMPETITION HISTORY 19. Rallye Lyon-Charbonnieres -Stuttgart-Solitude 1966 The Alpine A110 1100 “Tour de France” – The Legacy of André Wicky In the world of historic motorsport, some vehicles are more than just metal and mechanics—they are legends on wheels, infused with passion, courage, and the unrelenting pursuit of speed. One such icon bears the registration VD-2065: The Alpine A110 1100 “Tour de France”—once owned by Swiss racing driver André Wicky of Lausa

FACTORY CAR "USINE" HISTORY 1968 RALLYE EUROPEAN RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP RALLY VLTAVA 05-07 JULY 1968 RALLY DEBUT BAPTISM BY FIRE OF VICTORY On July 5, 1968, the forests and villages of Czechoslovakia transformed into a roaring stage – the Rallye Vltava was called, and Alpine Renault answered with determination, passion and two razor-sharp A110 1300S Berlinettes. After solid showings at Monte Carlo, San Remo and Wiesbaden, the factory team was still chasing the big breakthrough.