Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid (Arthur Duray)

 
Date Location Driver Driver Country Vehicle Power Speed over
1 Km 		Speed over
1 Mile		 Comments
July 17, 1903 Ostend, Belgium Arthur Duray Belgium Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid
4-cylinder in-line		 IC 83.46 mph (134.32 km/h)    
November 5, 1903 Dourdan, France Arthur Duray Belgium Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid IC 84.73 mph (136.36 km/h)    
March 31, 1904 Nice, France Arthur Duray Belgium Gobron Brillié Paris-Madrid IC 88.76 mph (142.85 km/h)    

1903, Gustave Charles Gobron Alexis, co-founder with Eugene Brillié brand.

Gobron-Brillié, decided to build a race car capable of beating the record.

Gobron-Brillié was previously best known for his motor running poly-fuel gasoline as well as alcohol. Performance made possible through the use of a power system rotary feeder which replaces the traditional carburetor. But it is ultimately a more conventional carbureted engine that will power the first "racing machine". 4-cylinder, 12 hp to 60 300 cm3.