Germany - the first Grand Prix
Rudolf Carracciola won his country’s first officially recognised Grand Prix at the Nurburgring on
July 19th 1931.
Known as “The Rainmaster” for his prowess in wet driving
conditions, Carracciola won the race in his Mercedes-Benz
SSK in a time of 4hrs 38mins 10 seconds.
It was around this time that the Mercedes and Auto Union
team stripped the white paint from their cars to meet the
scrutineers 750 kilogram weight limit - they where
weighing in at 751kg - and in so doing revealed the
gleaming aluminium body of the car which gave rise to the
nickname “Silver Arrows”. They also managed to make the
weight limit as well!
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