Coppa D’oro V

November 4, 2019 – RING

Auto Union, Mercedes Benz, Bugatti, Bentley, Alfa Romeo and even Ford, yes a Ford, were all represented in this fifth edition of the Coppa D’oro. All in all 8 exquisitely scratch built models would compete in two pre-war classes: PGP & PGP+.

Overall Race Results

  1. #5 – Wolfgang Weis (Auto Union Type C) 70 Laps (8.837 ext.) [PGP+];
  2. #6 – Louis Chiron (Alfa Romeo 8C 2300) 69 (11.711) [PGP];
  3. #4 – Rene Dreyfus (Bugatti Type 59) 67 (9.335) [PGP];
  4. #32 – Irineu Correa (Ford V8 Special) 67 (14.352) [PGP];
  5. #34 – Rudolf Caracciola (Mercedes Benz SSK) 66 (19.448) [PGP];
  6. #8 – Sir Timothy Birken (Bentley Blower 4.5L) 60 (11.892) [PGP];
  7. #84 – Tazio Nuvolari (Alfa Romeo 6C 1750) 60 (13.352) [PGP];
  8. #22 – Rene Dreyfus (Bugatti Type 35B) 59 (24.497) [PGP].

PGP+ Race Results

  1. #5 – Wolfgang Weis (Auto Union Type C) 70 Laps (8.837 ext.) [PGP+].

PGP Race Results

  1. #6 – Louis Chiron (Alfa Romeo 8C 2300) 69 (11.711) [PGP];
  2. #4 – Rene Dreyfus (Bugatti Type 59) 67 (9.335) [PGP];
  3. #32 – Irineu Correa (Ford V8 Special) 67 (14.352) [PGP];
  4. #34 – Rudolf Caracciola (Mercedes Benz SSK) 66 (19.448) [PGP];
  5. #8 – Sir Timothy Birken (Bentley Blower 4.5L) 60 (11.892) [PGP];
  6. #84 – Tazio Nuvolari (Alfa Romeo 6C 1750) 60 (13.352) [PGP];
  7. #22 – Rene Dreyfus (Bugatti Type 35B) 59 (24.497) [PGP].

Cheers to all of our builders and combatants for making our fifth Coppa a very memorable event! All models handled exceptionally well and with fewer than a handful of de-slots one of the cleanest events to date!!! Several close finishes and nose to tail heats were a well deserved and rewarding spectacle for everyone in attendance. BTW, No models were damaged during this event… Can’t wait till the next Coppa!

One thought on “Coppa D’oro V

  1. Art. Thanks a million for the race report!

    Also. Thank you very kindly for taking such stunning photos of the cars! You always make sure all the cars look great. I always look forward to your pics after each race. They never go unnoticed.
    Cheers,
    Ken

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