Berne, Aug. 22.
Copenhagen, Aug. 11.
The Grand Prix of Switzerland was won to-day in a convincing manner by Rudolf Carracciola on Mercedes-Benz. The Ttalian ace Nuvolrai was driving for the German firm of Auto Union and the whole race was a duel between the two German concerns who had each entered four cars.
Bernd Rosemeyer had a slight accident but later took over Nuvolari's car and succeeded in making up considerable of the gap to the leaders, finally finishing fifth. Second place was taken by Hermann Long, while Brauchitsch and Stuck took the next The world's cycling championship, which was contested for here to-day, was won by the Hollander Van der Viiver against the Frenchman Georget. The Frenchman won the first of the deciding races' He also won the second and final race but: his victory could not be recognised as he had impeded' Vijyer, Who was awarded the race. A third race was then held which was won by Vijyer after a stubborn fight by merely a hairbreadth. Third place was taken by the "Hollander ' Coms*=-Trans-Ocean. two places. The frst non-German car to come in was Sommer of Alfa-Romeo as eighth—Trans-Ocean.
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