Mercedes-Benz W125

E318276

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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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-AMG Petronas Formula One Team
surface form: 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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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
this entity surface form: Mercedes-Benz W125 Grand Prix car