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| Date | Sunday 28 July 1946 |
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| Start time | Unknown |
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| Event | 24 Heures du Mans |
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| Circuit | Nantes |
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| Event Format | Race of 45 laps |
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| Race | 18 of 26 |
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| Championship race | Non-championship event |
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| Laps | 45 |
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| Circuit Perimeter | 4119 m |
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| Race Distance | 4119 × 45 + 2 = 185.357 km |
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| Grid Format | Unknown |
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| Pole Position | Unknown |
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| First Corner | Unknown |
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| Entries | 16 |
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| Qualifiers | 1 |
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| Finishers | 7 |
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| Debutants | Charles Pozzi (Driver),
Eugène Chaboud (Driver),
Gaston Serraud (Driver),
Georges Raph (Driver),
Henri Trillaud (Driver),
Jean Achard (Driver),
Louis Gérard (Driver),
Louis Rosier (Driver),
Maurice Trintignant (Driver),
Pat Garland (Driver),
Pierre Levegh (Driver),
Robert Mazaud (Driver),
Roger Wormser (Driver),
T.A.S.O. Mathieson (Driver),
Delage (Car Manufacturer),
Delahaye (Car Manufacturer),
Delage (Engine Manufacturer),
Delahaye (Engine Manufacturer),
Bugatti T35C/50 (Car Model),
Delage 3000 (Car Model),
Delahaye 135S (Car Model),
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Maserati 4CM (Car Model),
Maserati 6CM (Car Model),
Maserati 8CM (Car Model),
Talbot-Lago T150C (Car Model),
Talbot-Lago T150SS (Car Model),
4 (Car Number),
6 (Car Number),
8 (Car Number),
12 (Car Number),
14 (Car Number),
16 (Car Number),
18 (Car Number),
20 (Car Number),
22 (Car Number),
24 (Car Number),
32 (Car Number),
34 (Car Number),
38 (Car Number),
24 Heures du Mans (Event),
Nantes (Circuit),
Nantes (4119 m) (Circuit Layout)
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