Hermann Paul Müller
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| Hermann Paul Müller | |
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| Nationality |  German |
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| Grand Prix motorcycle racing career | |
| Active years | 1952 - 1955 |
| Teams | NSU |
| Grands Prix | 14 |
| Championships | 250cc - 1955 |
| Wins | 1 |
| Podium finishes | 7 |
| Career points | N/A |
| Pole positions | N/A |
| Fastest laps | N/A |
| First Grand Prix | 1952 125cc Spanish Grand Prix |
| First win | 1955 250cc West German Grand Prix |
| Last win | 1955 250cc West German Grand Prix |
| Last Grand Prix | 1955 250cc Nations Grand Prix |
Hermann Paul Müller (born in Bielefeld, November 21, 1909 - died in Ingolstadt, December 30, 1975) was a famous German Grand Prix motorcycle road racer (from 1929) and racecar driver (from 1937, at Auto Union). In 1955, he won the 250cc world championship riding an NSU. He also won the 1939 edition of the FIA French Grand Prix held in Reims.
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| Preceded by Rudolf Caracciola |
European Drivers' Champion (disputed) 1939 |
Succeeded by none |
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