Sir Stirling moss if everything is under control you are just not driving fast enough poster
Sir Stirling moss if everything is under control you are just not driving fast enough poster. Before World War II, in addition to the regulations for special-use cars in the Grand Prix tournaments, there was also a cheaper chassis called voiturettes, which allowed compressor engines up to 1,500. cm³.
Under pressure from two German Grand Prix teams, Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union, two teams that had no agreement abroad both politically and in sport, there were attempts at the end of the 1930s to cancel. deregulation of the day and made the voiturettes the Grand Prix class. In addition to the markedly improved competitiveness of British, French and Italian manufacturers, safety innovations have also been cited as the reason for the regulatory changes. So the Grand Prix in Tripoli (Libya) in 1939 was held for the voiturettes, but despite that Mercedes-Benz surprisingly won the prize with a newly built car specially for this purpose.
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