Bardo alloy wheels are named after the Bardo Street Circuit, site of the first and second Tunisian Grand Prix. The first Tunisian Grand Prix took place in Bardo in 1928. 8 Bugatti, 6 Amilcar, 1 BNC, 2 Salmson and a Fiat 509 participated in this first international event. North African champion Marcel Lehoux, driving a Bugatti 35 C, won this first Tunisian Grand Prix after 60 laps at an average speed of 121.06 km/h. The French colonies of Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia hosted major motor sporting events in the years between the world wars, beginning with the Moroccan Grand Prix in 1925.
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Illustrated hoop images shown are not representative of all size configurations. The center profile and depth of the lip will change based on the specific vehicle fitment.
