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When motoring passion
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PARTNERSHIP WITH THE PARIS BRAIN INSTITUTE

For the second consecutive year, the event is partnering with the Paris Brain Institute, a world-renowned center for neuroscience research. Created in 2010 by Jean Todt and Prof. Gérard Saillant, the Institute is tackling one of the greatest challenges of our century: the fight against neurological and psychiatric diseases. Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS, stroke, depression, multiple sclerosis, brain tumors… In Europe, 1 in 2 people will be affected by a neurological disorder during their lifetime.

Spectators can help advance brain research by adding a donation of €2, €5, or any amount of their choice when purchasing their ticket.

Find out more about the Brain Institute

Créé en 2010, l’Institut du Cerveau est un centre de recherche scientifique et médicale d’excellence dédié à l’étude du cerveau et à la découverte de nouveaux traitements pour les maladies du système nerveux. Il est fondé par d’éminentes personnalités dont le Pr Gérard Saillant, son président d’honneur, Jean Todt, son vice-président, et Michael Schumacher.

Its innovative model brings together patients, doctors, researchers and entrepreneurs with a common goal: to transform fundamental discoveries into therapeutic solutions via a translational and interdisciplinary approach.

www.institutducerveau.org

Le Mans Classic is a celebration of history and passion for motor sport, but we also want the event to convey strong values and commitments. By joining forces with the Institut du Cerveau, we can raise awareness among a wide audience while supporting promising research.

Pierre Fillon, Chairman of the ACO
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