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| Date | Sunday 28 July 1946 |
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| Start time | Unknown |
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| Event | Nantes Cup |
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| Circuit | Nantes |
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| Event Format | Two heats each of 12 laps, followed by a final of 23 laps |
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| Race | 19 of 26 |
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| Championship race | Non-championship event |
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| Laps | 23 |
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| Circuit Perimeter | 4119 m |
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| Race Distance | 4119 × 23 + 1 = 94.738 km |
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| Entries | 17 |
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| Qualifiers | No qualifying session |
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| Finishers | 14 |
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| Debutants | Adrien Alin (Driver),
André Chardonnet (Driver),
Auguste Veuillet (Driver),
Charles de Cortanze (Driver),
Edmond Mouche (Driver),
Eugène Martin (Driver),
Harry Herkuleyns (Driver),
Henri Louveau (Driver),
Jean Brault (Driver),
José Scaron (Driver),
Maurice Mestivier (Driver),
Philippe Mas (Driver),
Raymond de Saugé (Driver),
René Bonnet (Driver),
René Jeff (Driver),
BMW (Car Manufacturer),
DB (Car Manufacturer),
Darl'Mat (Car Manufacturer),
Fiat (Car Manufacturer),
MG (Car Manufacturer),
Simca (Car Manufacturer),
BMW (Engine Manufacturer),
Citroën (Engine Manufacturer),
Fiat (Engine Manufacturer),
MG (Engine Manufacturer),
Peugeot (Engine Manufacturer),
Simca (Engine Manufacturer),
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Amilcar (Car Model),
Amilcar MC0 (Car Model),
BMW 328 (Car Model),
DB (Car Model),
Darl'Mat (Car Model),
Fiat (Car Model),
MG (Car Model),
MG K3 Magnette (Car Model),
Salmson GS (Car Model),
Simca 508C (Car Model),
3 (Car Number),
5 (Car Number),
7 (Car Number),
9 (Car Number),
11 (Car Number),
15 (Car Number),
17 (Car Number),
19 (Car Number),
21 (Car Number),
25 (Car Number),
27 (Car Number),
29 (Car Number),
31 (Car Number),
39 (Car Number),
41 (Car Number),
47 (Car Number),
Nantes Cup (Event)
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