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Strasbourg Motor Racing AKA Motor Racing… 1922
Description
Strasbourg, France.
Full titles read: "MOTOR RACING - The French Grand Prix - Felice Nazzaro wins exciting race of 482 miles with an average speed of 77 3/4 miles per hour."
L/S's of cars racing down the race track. L/S's of car racing around sharp bend. Various other shots of the...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Howard
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Silent
- Media URN:
- 23088
- Sort Number:
- G 0895
- Time in/Out:
- 01:23:46:00 / 01:24:57:00
- Canister:
- G 895
- Film ID:
- 274.23
- Issue Date:
- 20/07/1922
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French Grand Prix on 16th July 1922 at Strasbourg.
Felice Nazzaro won in No.4, a Fiat 804.
Second was Pierre De Vizcaya in No.22, a bullet-shaped Bugatti Type 30.
Only five cars finished out of eighteen starters.
00:24 - Louis Zborowski's Aston Martin (No.5), followed by Pietro Bordino's Fiat 804 (No.11).