Scenes from the 1929 Monaco Grand Prix

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Every untouchable, unalterable tradition needs to start somewhere. For Monaco, the thankful holdout for the round-the-house Grand Prix, it was April 14, 1929.

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2 responses to “Scenes from the 1929 Monaco Grand Prix”

1. Pilote Ancien says:

   25 January, 2013 at 2:51 pm

   Wonder if the Mercedes had special tie rods to get around the Lowe’s Hairpin?

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2. Mike Jacobsen says:

   25 January, 2013 at 6:45 pm

   Wonderful! Williams gives a sigh of relief at the end! And I’m sure Rudi didn’t need no special tie rods!

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