PREVIOUS WINNERS.

July 7th 2014

July 7, 2014

Previous Winners.

1922. Nieth (Hispano Suiza), 21 min. 43 secs.

1923. Riitzler (Steyr), 20 min. 24.4 secs.

1924. Merz (Mercedes), 18 mins.

48.6 secs. .

1925. Massetti (Sunbeam), 17 min. 28.8 secs.

1926. Kessler (Alfa Romeo), 18 min. 42.8 secs.

1927. Rosenberger (Mercedes), 17 min. 17 secs.

1929. Chiron (Bugatti), 16 min 42.4 secs.

1930. Chiron (Bugatti), 16 min. 24.6 secs.

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