Donington Park, Great Britain. 2 October 1937: Bernd Rosemeyer, 1st position at the finish

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Donington Park, Great Britain. 2 October 1937: Bernd Rosemeyer, 1st position at the finish

1937 Donington Grand Prix.
Donington Park, Great Britain. 2 October 1937.
Bernd Rosemeyer (Auto Union C-typ), 1st position at the finish.
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