The story of motor racing.
7: Racing for the Reich. Hitler knew that victory on the grand prix circuits would demonstrate the Third Reich's technical superiority and bring his new Germany great prestige. So with government subsidies, both Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union set out to build a winning car, and the swastika became a familiar feature on the racetracks of the 30s.
Producer John Bird
Executive producer Ivan Rendall A John Gau production for BBCtv * STEREO
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