Casimir Ragot Spéciale
| Casimir Ragot | |
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| Spéciale | |
| Production period: | 1929-1930 |
| Class : | race car |
| Body versions : | Roadster |
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Petrol engines : 1.4 liters (103 kW) |
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The Casimir Ragot Spéciale is a French racing car.
Casimir Ragot from Bordeaux ran a garage and drove car races. As he was dissatisfied with his racing cars, he and his son Charles Ragot began developing a roadworthy racing car from 1929 onwards. The open two-seater vehicle, called CRS 001, is based on a Bugatti . The four-cylinder engine from Fiat with 1438 cm³ displacement develops 140 HP with a compressor . The maximum speed is 180 km / h.
The vehicle has been preserved and can be viewed in the Musée de Sanxet car museum in Pomport .
Sources and web links
Commons : Casimir Ragot - collection of pictures, videos and audio files
