Grand Prix 1934
Startlinjen i italiens Grand Prix.
Grand Prix-säsongen 1934 gjordes åter uppehåll i Europamästerskapet för Grand Prix-förare. Under året kördes sex Grandes Épreuves-tävlingar.
Grand Prix
| Grand Prix | Bana | Datum | Vinnande förare | Vinnande konstruktör |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Monacos Grand Prix | Monte Carlo | 2 april |  Guy Moll | Alfa Romeo |
| Frankrikes Grand Prix | Montlhéry | 1 juli | Louis Chiron | Alfa Romeo |
 Tysklands Grand Prix | Nürburgring | 15 juli | Hans Stuck | Auto Union |
 Belgiens Grand Prix | Spa-Francorchamps | 29 juli | René Dreyfus | Bugatti |
 Italiens Grand Prix | Monza | 9 september | Rudolf Caracciola | Mercedes-Benz |
| Luigi Fagioli | ||||
 Spaniens Grand Prix | Lasarte | 23 september | Luigi Fagioli | Mercedes-Benz |
Källor
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Départ du Grand Prix d'Italie 1934, à Monza.jpg
Starting grid of the XII Gran Premio at Monza on September 9, 1934.[1]
Starting grid of the XII Gran Premio at Monza on September 9, 1934.[1]
- (not seen, is the two first cars in the grid, Varzi and Caracciola)
- First group (from right) is #10 (silver Auto-Onion, Stuck), #8 (behind, hard to see: Nuvolari in Maserati).
- Second group (from right) is #16 (Bugatti, Howe), #14 (Alfa Romeo, Trossi) and #12 (Fagioli, Mercedes-Benz).
- Third group is #20 (in front, Momberger in silver Auto Onion) and #18 (Zehener, Maserati).
- Fourth group is #26 (in front, Straight in a Maserati), #24 (Chiron, Bugatti) and #22 (Henne, Mercedes).
- Fifth group (leftmost) is #30 (Comotti, Alfa in front) and #28 Leiningen (Auto Onion).