1.
GV Competitor starting off - No.64 Walter Huber pushes off.
0.07

2.
SV PAN..No.80 starting off.
0.15

3.
CU No.35 starts off pan to b/v.
0.22

4.
PAN No.52 car away Ernesto Prinoth (Fiat).
0.26

5.
CU Woman watching.
0.27

6.
BV Of car away.
0.31

7.
SV Crowd.
0.39

8.
LV Starting car 71 towards, Olmar Bayer (Porsche).
0.41

9.
SV Car past men watching.
0.48

10.
LV TOWARDS car racing an to b/v (Hartmann) (Auto Union).
0.56

11.
LV Car towards pan to b/v.
1.02

12.
SV TOWARDS car 94 Edgar Barth (Porsche).
1.9

13.
SV TOWARDS Ernst Vogel in car 92 (winner).
1.12

14.
LV TOWARDS finish of race Vogel past in car.
1.15

15.
SV PAN car 95 Berghe von Trips (came 3rd).
1.16

16.
CU Man waving flag at finish.
1.19

17.
CU Man waving flag at finish.
1.22

18.
LV Another competitor finishing in mist.
1.25

19.
SV Vogel in car taking off helmet.
1.28



Initials KJ/JH/PB


SPORT: MOTOR RACING

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Background: The Australian Mountain Grand Prix car race held near Salzburg August 16, was won by Austrian champion Ernst Vogel.

This is the fifth of six races for the International Mountain Championship. The first four were held in France, the USA, Italy and Germany; the last will take place in Switzerland.

Race No.5 was by far the most strenuous for drivers and vehicles alike. Driving rain and dense fog in the flood-drenched Salzburg area made tackling the Gaisberg mountain road, with its narrow bends and sheer drops, a neck-breaking task. Ghost-like the cars emerged from sheets of rain to vanish only seconds later in the almost impenetrable veil cast over the Gaisberg.

Despite this enormous handicap. Austrian Ernst Vogel - known for his driving skill on rain-swept roads - carried the day. Heinrich Walter of Switzerland was second and von Trips of Germany third. All three were driving 1,498cc Porsche RSK models.