Description
Rudolf Caracciola victoriously crosses the finish line before a crowd of more than 250,000.
By race time, the sun that had brightly illuminated the practice runs was masked by dark fog and drizzle — a profound foreshadowing of the upcoming war and a reflection of the mood at what would be Germany’s last Grand Prix before the outbreak of hostilities.
World War Two would put an end to the Grand Prix until 1946. The German Grand Prix was Caracciola’s final win.
About the Automobilist Fine Art Prints
The fine art prints depict unique moments in motorsport history, uniquely brought to life. Starting life as car illustrations, the team of artists then uses the very latest CGI modeling techniques to build the cars from scratch – incorporating car photography to create the environments down to the very last detail. It’s automotive fine art like you’ve never seen before.
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