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Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After Townsend removes Ritter, he asks Delaney to take over driving Ritter's car.
The team manager replaces Ritter because he is not quick enough on the track.
Townsend enters Delaney's trailer and asks him to take over driving Ritter's car. He then instructs Delaney to drive flat out so Porsche can win Le Ma...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Aurac drives a Ferrari 512 while Delaney drives a Porsche. Delaney is affected by Aurac's crash and later visits the track clinic after the accident.
The closing race identifies Stahler as Delaney's archrival. Delaney and Stahler repeatedly contest position while pursuing the Porsche victory.
The plot explicitly states that Stahler spins his Ferrari 512, causing his teammate Aurac's Ferrari 512 to veer off the track.
A racing driver confronts memory, danger, and rivalry while pursuing a team victory at Le Mans.
Directed by Lee H. Katzin
Le Mans (1971) · 6.8/10 · action, drama
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