Great Read: The car that beat Hitler

Alfa and Nuvolari strike back | View in browser FROM OUR ARCHIVES, MARCH 2017 | RICHARD WILLIAMS Great Read: Alfa Romeo Tipo B – The car that beat Hitler Tazio Nuvolari's victory in the 1935 German GP remains among the most significant in motor racing history. It was partly the way he drove his Alfa, but mostly the political context Adolf Hitler was first to take advantage of the opportunity offered by modern international sport to ambitious leaders looking for ways of demonstrating the irresistible power of the forces at their command. Very soon after he and his National Socialists came to power in 1933, all sports organisations connected to religions and other political parties were banned outright... READ MORE SPORTS CARS | ANDREW FRANKEL Jaguar's Le Mans comeback: How Big Cat conquered 24hr race again             Jaguar leapt into the Group C bear pit in the 1990s, looking to revive its 1950s Le Mans 24 Hours successes. Andrew Frankel explores how it did just that, vanquishing Porsche with its now-legendary Silk Cut XJRs READ MORE MOTOR SPORT | CAMBRIDGE KISBY Racing's greatest debuts: Lundqvist joins list with IndyCar bow             Opportunities come few and far between in motor sport, so rookies must grab any chance with both hands. From F1 to MotoGP, Linus Lundqvist's IndyCar drive lives among some of the greatest racing debuts in motor sport history READ MORE Bestellers: Motor Sport shop Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B | Top View | By Dirk Becker | Limited Edition Print Charles Leclerc Signed 2021 Mini Helmet Max Hoffman- Million Dollar Middleman | Myles Kornblatt | Hardback The Bend That Broke | Tazio Nuvolari - Alfa Romeo - 1937 | Automobilist | Fine Art Impossible Victory | Tazio Nuvolari – Alfa Romeo Tipo B – 1935 | John Ketchell | Limited Edition Print March 2017 | Dawn Of The Grand Prix Car | Motor Sport Magazine Share this newsletter: Stay up to date  Update your preferences to select the content you wish to receive.   UPDATE NOW  Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy. Motor Sport magazine, 18-20 Rosemont Road, London, NW3 6NE Company no. 05471049, Vat no. 871 544 60