André Paul Victor Morel (3 August 1884 – 17 July 1961)[1] was a French racing driver.

When Morel made his way to Lyon, he was obliged to work his way up; having no diplomas or degrees, he began washing windows and negotiating used cars.

Between 1911 and 1914, Morel managed a mechanic workshop that repaired and sold automobiles and represented the brands Berliet and Le Zèbre.

Soon, Amilcar was created by André Morel, Edmond Moyet, Emile Akar and Joseph Lamy.

Andre Morel raced with Delage in 1925 with Albert Divo and won the San Sebastián Grand Prix.