called the Motor Trend network), covering cars, motorcycles, the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine and racing at Monaco. Collecting De Cadenet also raced classic and vintage cars, having owned and raced numerous models, particularly Alfa Romeos. In addition to cars, he also collected motorcycles and aircraft, and operated a Supermarine Spitfire. A video on the Internet shows a clip from a documentary in which a Spitfire flies extremely low over his head. He was also a collector and authority on George V stamps, and advised the Royal Mail on their collection. Personal life De Cadenet's first marriage was to Anna Gerrard, an interior designer and model. Together, they had two children: Alexander and Amanda. They eventually divorced. He later married Alison Larmon, with whom he had a son, Aidan. They remained married until his death. De Cadenet died on 1 July 2022. He was 76, and suffered from cholangiocarcinoma prior to his death. He was buried at the Putney Vale Cemetery; his grave is alongside pre-war racing driver Richard Seaman Official results 24 Hours of Le Mans Explanatory notes References External links Alain de Cadenet at Historic Racing Alain and the Spitfire low pass 1945 births 2022 deaths 24 Hours of Daytona drivers 24 Hours of Le Mans drivers Deaths from cholangiocarcinoma English people of French descent English racing drivers Sportspeople from London World Sportscar Championship drivers Carrera Panamericana drivers