Mercedes-Benz W125

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The Mercedes-Benz W125 was a dominant pre-World War II Grand Prix racing car renowned for its immense power and speed, epitomizing the legendary German "Silver Arrows" era.

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Mercedes-Benz W125 canonical 6
Mercedes-Benz W125 Grand Prix car 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grand Prix racing car ⓘ
Mercedes-Benz racing car ⓘ
bodyStyle single-seater ⓘ
brakeType drum brakes ⓘ
category Silver Arrows ⓘ
championshipResult contributed to Rudolf Caracciola winning the 1937 European Drivers' Championship ⓘ
chassisType steel tubular frame ⓘ
competitionRival Auto Union Type C ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Germany ⓘ
debutRace 1937 Tripoli Grand Prix ⓘ
designer Rudolf Uhlenhaut ⓘ
drivetrainLayout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive ⓘ
engineConfiguration supercharged inline-8 engine ⓘ
enginePosition front-engine ⓘ
era pre-World War II Grand Prix ⓘ
fuelSystem mechanical fuel injection ⓘ
fuelType special racing fuel blend ⓘ
governingBody AIACR ⓘ
historicalReputation dominant car of the 1937 Grand Prix season ⓘ
one of the most powerful Grand Prix cars of its time ⓘ
induction Roots-type supercharger ⓘ
introducedInSeason 1937 Grand Prix season ⓘ
manufacturer Mercedes-Benz ⓘ
notableDriver Hermann Lang ⓘ
Manfred von Brauchitsch ⓘ
Rudolf Caracciola ⓘ
notableFeature extremely high power-to-weight ratio ⓘ
iconic unpainted silver bodywork ⓘ
representative of the Silver Arrows era ⓘ
notableVictory 1937 German Grand Prix ⓘ
1937 Italian Grand Prix ⓘ
1937 Swiss Grand Prix ⓘ
powerOutput approximately 600 hp ⓘ
around 450 kW ⓘ
predecessor Mercedes-Benz W25 ⓘ
productionPeriod 1937 ⓘ
racingTeam Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix team ⓘ
regulationFormula 750 kg formula ⓘ
successor Mercedes-Benz W154 ⓘ
suspensionFront independent front suspension ⓘ
suspensionRear De Dion rear axle ⓘ
topSpeed over 186 mph ⓘ
over 300 km/h ⓘ
usedInCompetition European Championship races ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Silver Arrows → notableCar → Mercedes-Benz W125 ⓘ
Mercedes-Benz W25 → successor → Mercedes-Benz W125 ⓘ
Mercedes-Benz W154 → predecessor → Mercedes-Benz W125 ⓘ
Silberpfeile → associatedWith → Mercedes-Benz W125 ⓘ
Rudolf Uhlenhaut → notableWork → Mercedes-Benz W125 Grand Prix car ⓘ
linked to: Mercedes-Benz W125
Hermann Lang → drove → Mercedes-Benz W125 ⓘ
1937 Swiss Grand Prix → winningCar → Mercedes-Benz W125 ⓘ