Guy Moll

Guillaume Laurent "Guy" Moll (28 May 1910 - 15 August 1934) was an Algerian racing driver.

After some promising drives in 1933 with a privately entered Alfa Romeo 8C , in 1934 he signed for Scuderia Ferrari and won the 1934 Monaco Grand Prix in an Alfa Romeo P3 and The Avusrennen GP with a streamlined Alfa Romeo P3 at the Avus . He was considered one of the rising stars in Grand Prix motor racing when he was killed late that season at age 24 in a crash at Pescara driving an Alfa Romeo P3.

Guy Moll is buried in the cemetery of Maison Carrée Alger, Algeria.

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