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Meaning of "caracciola"
Caracciola is the surname of a famous German race car driver, Rudolf Caracciola, who was prominent in the early to mid-20th century
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Caracciola was second to none in his ability to triumph over shortcomings.
The event is won by Rudolf Caracciola.
Caracciola won one of the four events that counted towards the championship.
Kling finished second in the race, Caracciola fourth.
Caracciola agreed and went to Stuttgart to sign the contract.
In the race, Nuvolari retired when his differential broke, leaving Caracciola to win.
Rudolf Caracciola in third place.
Therefore, only von Brauchitsch and Caracciola started the race.
Caracciola was lucky to escape from a crash in the Masaryk Grand Prix.
To reach each staging post before Caracciola arrived, he repeatedly criss-crossed Italy with his team.
Caracciola and his wife Alice returned to their home in Lugano.
Karussel corner at the Nürburgring was renamed after him, officially becoming the Caracciola Karussel.
The gap from Caracciola to fourth placed Clemente Biondetti was over three seconds.
The next race was the Monaco Grand Prix, where Caracciola was again entered as a semi-independent.
Caracciola won his second race of the season at the Swiss Grand Prix.
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Mercedes sent their leading driver, Rudolf Caracciola.
Caracciola drove Hitler and his niece Geli Raubal around Munich to demonstrate the car.
On lap 49 Grover goes to the pits, allowing Caracciola to take the lead.
Rudolf Caracciola said that his life doesnt 's start.
Rosemeyer was one of the first to congratulate Caracciola and said, “ My turn now ”.
Rudolf Caracciola said that his life doesnt 's start - till he hears the roar of compressors.
This was run by their top works driver Rudolf “ Rudi ” Caracciola.
Caracciola struggled with a slipping clutch that gave in on lap 53.
Philippe Étancelin drew pole position, while main rival Rudolf Caracciola started 15th.
Caracciola led until lap 22, when he retired with a broken supercharger.
Grover comes in 5th, and his Mercedes rival Rudolph Caracciola at 14th place.
Caracciola attacks. Top speed.
Caracciola took the first of his three European Drivers ' Championships in 1935.
Caracciola ( left ) and his riding mechanic Eugen Salzer celebrate after winning the 1926 German Grand Prix.
