The Silver Arrows era, the legendary Tripoli race, and a crushing Mercedes one-two
For the 1939 Tripoli Grand Prix, Mercedes-Benz built a new car to the 1.5-liter class regulations in just 8 months, to compete with the Italian masters Alfa Romeo and Maserati.
On May 7, 1939, two W 165 cars took the start, driven by Hermann Lang and Rudolf Caracciola. The debut was stunning: a one-two finish (Hermann Lang crossed the line almost a full lap ahead of the field and his teammate) in Tripoli proved that the engineers had managed to build, in such a short time, one of the outstanding racing cars of their era.
Enquire on WhatsAppAll prints- Print size
- 128 x 51 cm
- Mat width
- 12 cm
- Framed size
- 152 x 75 cm
- Framing
- Natural wood frame, pure white mat, clear glass. Wall-mounting system included. Handmade to order.
- Price
- AED 12,000
Full price of the framed print.
The story behind the print
We create every print using a combination of 3D visualization and CGI technology, allowing us to recreate each car with an unprecedented level of detail, down to the layers of paint and scratches.
A 3D work of art with authentic visualization.
A perfect masterpiece for your interior.