Thank you to the more than 1,000 guests who joined us over the course of 24 Heures du Simeone: The Heroes of Le Mans. Your presence helped make this one of the most meaningful events we have ever hosted—a powerful tribute to the endurance, ingenuity, and spirit that define the legacy of Le Mans.
From dramatic storylines to cars in motion, your energy brought the experience to life in ways that far exceeded expectations. Whether you came for the history, the atmosphere, or the machines themselves, we are grateful to have shared this moment with you. We will see you next year for Part II: The Americans at Le Mans.
A Sebring Legend Arrives: 1952 Frazer Nash Debuts at 24 Heures du Simeone
The Simeone Museum was proud to debut its newest acquisition, the 1952 Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica, during 24 Heures du Simeone: The Heroes of Le Mans. This remarkable machine was the overall winner of the first 12 Hours of Sebring, a race that helped define American endurance racing.
Lightweight and purposeful, with deep ties to the engineering traditions of Le Mans, the Frazer Nash captures the spirit of competition at the heart of our collection. Its presence added a powerful new chapter to this year’s story and gave guests a rare chance to experience a pivotal piece of motorsport history in motion.
Pre Orders Now Open for the New Edition of The Spirit of Competition
We’re now taking preorders for the upcoming edition of The Spirit of Competition, the definitive book on the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum by Dr. Frederick Simeone with photography by Michael Furman.
This updated volume celebrates the museum’s philosophy through some of the world’s most important racing sports cars, captured in stunning detail and accompanied by new commentary, insights, and historical context. Reserve your copy today and experience the story behind the collection that defines the true spirit of competition.
