Don’t know what you said but while Clark is my all time da protein driver, I don’t think anyone could outdrive Nuvolari. Ferdinand Porsche and Enzo Ferrari felt the same.
Pit stops took long, not that the mechanics were particularly slow but they also did not seem to try to be as fast as technically possible at the time - It seems as if arriving at all was almost more important than in which time you arrived..
Amazing living pictures! What a late Christmas present. Just an ignorant question: 00:48 - is that the bridge at Breidsheid with Ex-Mühle as right-turn?
Haha! this is comedy gold in a way, and so deeply tragic at the same time.. Not the racing itself, but seeing all these people, knowing that many would parish within the next few years.. Great unique footage though! Much appreciated upload!
Once Again--Wonderful Material for those of us who like these videos, shone for our perusal, & for those like me,"Contemplating The Whichness of The Why". Look closely, you'll see the mechanics, who are fixing, changing tyres, adding fuel--they the mechanic--aren't wearing sponsor uniforms,No Helmets, as such. Just going about their jobs for the companies they represent--that is the factories & nation's participating--as I Heard near the end, just before the beginning of World War II. Zo, wha' da ya t'ink ? I'd like how you may reply to my presentation here. C/O RDRT.
Den Auto Union Rennstall, für den er nach Bernd Rosemeyers Tod gefahren ist, gab es nach dem Krieg nicht wieder, und so wurde er sogar der erste Privatfahrer,der Motorradweltmeister wurde !
