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Eifelrennen Nürburgring
Copy of an image of car number 7, a Mercedes-Benz W25, car number 2, an Auto Union, and Rudolf Caracciola in car number 5, a Mercedes-Benz W25.
German Grand Prix Sports Cars
Supporting 10-lap race for sports cars over 2000cc and under 3000cc race winner Hermann Lang waving steering wheel. Second place Karl Kling talking to veteran team leader Rudi Caracciola.
Italian Grand Prix
Copy of an image of Rudolf Caracciola driving car number 2, a Mercedes-Benz W25. Followed by Achille Varzi in car number 4, an Alfa Romeo Tipo-B P3 and Tazio Nuvolari in car number 8, a Maserati 6C-34.
Mercedes-Benz W25 Rekordwagen
Course scene, the Mercedes-Benz W25 Rekordwagen, Rudolf Caracciola, driver.
Monte Carlo Rally
Car number 60, Mercedes-Benz driven by Rudolf Caracciola and P. Kurrle at the Paris Controle.
Monte Carlo Rally
Car number 60, Mercedes-Benz driven by Rudolf Caracciola and P. Kurrle at the Paris Controle.
Monte Carlo Rally
Car number 60, Mercedes-Benz driven by Rudolf Caracciola and P. Kurrle at the Paris Controle.
Racing Driver’s Course
Exterior scene, right to left: Unknown (scarf, coat), Rudolph Caracciola, driver (jacket, shirt/tie, cigarette in right hand, seated).
Racing Driver’s Course
Exterior scene, right to left: Unknown (coat, cigarette holder in mouth), Rudolph Caracciola, driver (jacket, shirt/tie, cigarette in right hand, seated).
Swiss Grand Prix Sports Cars
Preis von Bern for sports cars over 1500cc starting grid. On pole left is number 26, Willy Peter Daetwyler, Ferrari Barchetta. Center of front row is number 18, Karl Kling, and on right number 16 Rudi Caracciola, both in works Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupes. View from the startling grandstand with pit lane and pits opposite. This was be Caracciola's last race as he crashed heavily suffering leg and pelvic injuries, which ended his professional racing career.
Swiss Grand Prix Sports Cars
Preis von Bern for sports cars over 1500cc starting grid. On pole left is number 26, Willy Peter Daetwyler, Ferrari Barchetta. Center of front row is number 18, Karl Kling, and on right number 16 Rudi Caracciola, both in works Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupes. View from the startling grandstand with pit lane and pits opposite. This was be Caracciola's last race as he crashed heavily suffering leg and pelvic injuries, which ended his professional racing career.
Swiss Grand Prix Sports Cars
Preis von Bern for sports cars over 1500cc starting grid. On pole left is number 26, Willy Peter Daetwyler, Ferrari Barchetta. Center of front row is number 18, Karl Kling, and on right number 16 Rudi Caracciola, both in works Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupes. View from the startling grandstand with pit lane and pits opposite. This was be Caracciola's last race as he crashed heavily suffering leg and pelvic injuries, which ended his professional racing career.
Swiss Grand Prix Sports Cars
Preis von Bern for sports cars over 1500cc. Car number 16, Rudi Caracciola, works Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupe passing the pit lane and pits. Caracciola crashed during this race, badly breaking his leg and hip and ending his racing career.
Swiss Grand Prix Sports Cars
Preis von Bern for sports cars over 1500cc. Car number 16 and 18, Rudi Caracciola and Karl Kling, works Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupes passing the startling grandstand with pit lane and pits opposite. Pre-war multiple European Champion Caracciola crashed during this race, badly breaking his leg and hip and ending his racing career.
Swiss Grand Prix Sports Cars
Preis von Bern for sports cars over 1500cc. Car number 16 and number 18, Rudi Caracciola and Karl Kling, works Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupe passing the startling grandstand with the pit lane and pits opposite. Pre-war multiple European Champion Caracciola crashed during this race, badly breaking his leg and hip and ending his racing career.
Swiss Grand Prix Sports Cars
Preis von Bern for sports cars over 1500cc. Car number 16, Rudi Caracciola, car number 20, Hermann Lang, and car number 18, Karl Kling all in works Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupes - passing the startline grandstand with the pit lane and pits opposite. Pre-war multiple European Champion Caracciola crashed during this race, badly breaking his leg and hip and ending his racing career.