Rank 22 documents the Delahaye 135 Competition — the French sports-racing evolution that delivered Delahaye's only overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1938 and remains among the most beautiful machines ever to win on the Circuit de la Sarthe. Chassis prepared by Ecurie Franck wore French racing blue with cream number 18, open-cockpit coachwork, and the 3.6-litre inline-six that let Eugène Chaboud and Jean Trémoulet survive attrition while faster machinery retired. The 135 Competition was not the brute-force answer to Alfa Romeo or Bugatti — it was the refined French alternative that rewarded reliability, night discipline, and the kind of prototype drama the Sarthe has always demanded. Wallimilist renders the blue three-quarter hero, cream arch framing, number 18 numerals, circuit map, and DELAHAYE COMPETITION title exactly as the master PNG dictates — SARTHE PROTOTYPE badge, vertical circuit callout, and curator copy on 1938 French endurance folklore.