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- The 1908 Grand Prize of the Automobile Club of America took place at Savannah, Georgia on November 26, 1908. The race Louis Wagner won the closely contested race in his Fiat finishing less than a minute ahead of Victor Hémery's Benz. Wagner's average speed for the race was 65.111 mph (104.786 km/h).
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The 1908 Grand Prize of the Automobile Club of America took place at Savannah, Georgia on November 26, 1908. The race. Louis Wagner won the closely contested race in his Fiat finishing less than a minute ahead of Victor Hémery's Benz. Wagner's average speed for the race was 65.111 mph (104.786 km/h).
Motor car race / From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. The 1908 Grand Prize of the Automobile Club of America took place at Savannah, Georgia on November 26, 1908. Quick Facts Race details, Date ...
This is a collection of articles about the 1908 American Grand Prize from the Indianapolis Star (See articles on the preparation for this race elsewhere on First Super Speedway.) The race was part of a larger event that included a voiturrette race for light cars.
Contents. The Automobile Club of America and the American Automobile Association. Early racing in the south. America's finest course, of course! March 1908 drivers. From triumph to tragedy in Savannah. Drivers of the International Light Car and American Grand Prize Races of 1908. International Light Car Race of 1908.
Ralph de Palma (Fiat), 21m36, 69.806 mph, GP, 1908. Find all the details and all the info on November 26 1908 American Grand Prize. Find race reports, circuit info, driver and team details.
Feb 24, 2021 · Historic Savannah Grand Prix 1908-1911. A look at the geography of the first American Grand Prix race route. Matt Gerig. February 24, 2021. “The competing Automobile Club of America (ACA) decided to sponsor a new series, 'the American Grand Prize,' using AIACR rules.
