French Showgirl Became A Popular Racing Driver
Written by: Bob Gates
Born Mariette Helene Delangle in a small French village, she grew up disgruntled with the slow-paced French-country lifestyle. She wanted excitement, and, at 16, pursued that desire in Paris. Attractive, slim, athletic, she changed her name to Helle Nice and found fame as a model for “risqué” postcards, and as an exotic dancer.
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Posted by Bob Gates
on Mar 4 2011 Filed under A Lesson in History, Featured, Racing History.
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