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| Date | Monday 7 April 1947 |
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| Start time | Unknown |
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| Event | Pau GP |
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| Circuit | Pau |
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| Event Format | Race of 110 laps |
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| Race | 3 of 35 |
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| Championship race | Non-championship event |
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| Laps | 110 |
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| Circuit Perimeter | 2769 m |
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| Race Distance | 2769 × 110 − 55 = 304.535 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 | 15 |
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| Qualifiers | 14 |
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| Finishers | 7 |
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| Debutants | Charles Pozzi (Driver),
Eugène Chaboud (Driver),
Henri Louveau (Driver),
Henri Trillaud (Driver),
Ian Connell (Driver),
Jean Achard (Driver),
Kenneth Evans (Driver),
Louis Rosier (Driver),
Philippe Étançelin (Driver),
Pierre Levegh (Driver),
Roger Loyer (Driver),
Yves Giraud-Cabantous (Driver),
Delage (Car Manufacturer),
Delahaye (Car Manufacturer),
Delage (Engine Manufacturer),
Delahaye (Engine Manufacturer),
Delage D6.70 (Car Model),
Delahaye 135 (Car Model),
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Delahaye 135S (Car Model),
Maserati 6CM (Car Model),
Simca-Gordini T15 (Car Model),
6 (Car Number),
8 (Car Number),
10 (Car Number),
12 (Car Number),
14 (Car Number),
16 (Car Number),
18 (Car Number),
20 (Car Number),
22 (Car Number),
24 (Car Number),
26 (Car Number),
Pau GP (Event),
Pau (Circuit),
Pau (2769 m) (Circuit Layout)
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