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1931 German Grand Prix


FieldValue
TypeGP
Grand PrixGerman
Date19 July
Year1931
ImageCircuit_N%C3%BCrburgring-1927-Nordschleife.svg
Official nameV Großer Preis von Deutschland
CountryGermany
Flag_suffixWeimar
LocationNürburgring
Nürburg, Germany
Course_mi14.173
Course_km22.810
Distance_laps22
Distance_mi311.82
Distance_km501.82
Pole_DriverManfred von Brauchitsch
Pole_TeamMercedes-Benz
Pole_CountryGermany
Pole_flag_suffixWeimar
Fast_DriverAchille Varzi
Fast_TeamBugatti
Fast_Time11:48.0
Fast_CountryItaly
Fast_flag_suffix1861
First_DriverRudolf Caracciola
First_TeamMercedes-Benz
First_CountryGermany
First_flag_suffixWeimar
Second_DriverLouis Chiron
Second_TeamBugatti
Second_CountryMonaco
Third_DriverAchille Varzi
Third_TeamBugatti
Third_CountryItaly
Third_flag_suffix1861

Nürburg, Germany

The 1931 German Grand Prix was a Grand Prix motor race held at the Nürburgring on 19 July 1931. There were two races held simultaneously, Class I for Grand Prix cars over 1100cc over 22 laps, and Class II for cars and cyclecars with capacity 500–1100cc over 18 laps. The race distances were chosen to make both races take approximately the same amount of time, but there were no prizes for outright positions, only for class results.

Classification

Race

Class I

PosNoDriverTeamCarLapsTime/RetiredGrid1234567891011RetRetRetRetRetRetRetRetSources:
8DEU Rudolf CaracciolaDaimler-BenzMercedes-Benz SSKL224:38:104
26MCO Louis ChironBugattiBugatti T5122+1:1811
28ITA Achille VarziBugattiBugatti T5122+4:0012
44ITA Tazio NuvolariAlfa CorseAlfa Romeo 8C-230022+5:0618
12DEU Otto MerzDaimler-BenzMercedes-Benz SSKL22+5:446
10DEU Hans StuckDaimler-BenzMercedes-Benz SSKL22+9:245
32FRA Guy BouriatBugattiBugatti T5122+11:5414
48FRA Jean-Pierre WimillePrivate entryBugatti T5122+13:5819
22DEU Otto SpandelPrivate entryMercedes-Benz SSK22+16:359
24GBR Henry BirkinMaseratiMaserati 26M22+22:5310
42GBR Earl HowePrivate entryBugatti T5122+30:0917
6DEU Heinrich-Joachim von MorgenBugattiBugatti T5121Oil pressure3
16FRA René DreyfusMaseratiMaserati 26M16Gearbox8
34FRA Marcel LehouxBugattiBugatti T5114Accident15
14ITA Luigi FagioliMaseratiMaserati 26M13Gearbox7
2DEU Manfred von BrauchitschDaimler-BenzMercedes-Benz SSKL12Differential1
38USA Phil ShaferPrivate entryShafer Special Buick12Suspension16
4DEU Ernst-Günther BurggallerPrivate entryBugatti T35B3Engine2
30GBR William Grover-WilliamsPrivate entryBugatti T512Engine13

Class II

PosNoDriverTeamCarLapsTime/Retired1234567RetRetRetRetRetSources:
78GBR Dudley FroyPrivate entryRiley184:23:56.6
72DEU Engelbert Graf ArcoPrivate entryAmilcar4:32:18.0
82José ScaronPrivate entryAmilcar4:32:52.5
90Marcel RouleauPrivate entryAmilcar5:07:22.0
88GBR Francis SamuelsonPrivate entryMG5:09:52.2
68DEU Gerhard MacherPrivate entryDKW5:13:50.0
56Fritz TheissenDKWDKW5:24:18.6
52DEU Toni BauhoferDKWDKW4Clutch
54DEU Hans Simons (de)DKWDKW3Clutch
76ITA Luigi PremoliPrivate entrySalmson3Axle
58DEU Rudolf SteinwegPrivate entryAmilcar1Accident
66CSK Hugo Urban-EmmrichPrivate entryMG1Accident

References

|Previous_year's_race = 1929 German Grand Prix |Next_year's_race = 1932 German Grand Prix

References

  1. "Caracciola invincible at the Nürburgring".
  2. (1966). "The German Grand Prix".
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