In 1979, at the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans, the Chevron B36 2.0L S4, adorned in a striking white, black, and yellow livery, was raced by Team Societe Racing with drivers Alain Dechelette, Charles Dechelette, and Marcel Tarres behind the wheel. The powerful 2.0L S4 engine propelled the car through the grueling endurance race, showcasing its technical prowess and reliability.
This particular race marked a significant moment in the Chevron's racing history, with the team displaying exceptional skill and determination throughout the event. The car's sleek design and performance capabilities made it a standout competitor on the Le Mans circuit, leaving a lasting impression on motorsport enthusiasts.