Régine Gordine

Régine Gordine (1915–2012) was a French rally and circuit driver who was most active in the 1950s.

Biography

She was born Régine Mirielle Peter on 24 November 1915 in Besançon. (Some sources indicate her birth name was Bruno, and that Peter was her first husband's surname.) She participated in rallies before World War II, and after the war was recruited by Germaine Rouault to join her 1950 24 Hours of Le Mans entry.

Following her husband's death in 1968, she married printer and race driver Léon Storez. retired

Monte Carlo Rally 1950, teammate Germaine Rouault, Simca 8 coupe, No. 236. (16th) Ladies' Cup 1951, teammate Yvonne Simon, Simca 8 sports coupe, No. 103, (130th), Ladies' Cup 2nd

Soleil Cannes Rally 1946 (as Régine Peter), co-drivers Germaine Rouault and Suzanne Largeot, Delahaye 135, 1st

Tour de France automobile 1951, co-driver Mme. Boeswillwald, Peugeot 203, 50th, 2nd Ladies' Cup 1952, co-driver Germaine Rouault, Renault 4 cv 1063, 17th

Mille Miglia 1955, co-driver Lise Renaud, Moretti 750, retired 1957, co-driver Lise Renaud, Citroen DS 19, retired