Rudolf Hasse

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Rudolf Hasse (30 May 1906 – 12 August 1942) was a famous German racing driver.

Hasse was born in Mittweida, Saxony, and died while serving on the Russian front during World War II, aged only 36. He won the 1937 Belgian Grand Prix.

Rudolf Hasse driving an Auto Union at the 1937 Donington Grand Prix. He finished fifth.

Cars	A B C D

Drivers	Bigalke Burggaller von Delius Fagioli Hasse Heydel Kautz Kluge Leiningen Meier Momberger Müller Nuvolari Pietsch Rosemeyer Sebastian Stuck Varzi

Personnel	von Eberhorst (engine designer) Feuereissen (team manager) Porsche (designer) Rosenberg (designer) Sebastian (technical racing manager) Siebler (designer) Strobel (designer) Walb (team manager)

Cars	W25 W125 Stromlinienwagen W154 W165

Drivers	Bäumer von Brauchitsch Brendel Caracciola Chiron Fagioli Geier Hartmann Henne Kautz Lang Seaman Zehender

Personnel	Heefi (engine designer) Heeß (designer) Neubauer (team manager) Nallinger (engineer) Nibel (engineer/technical director) Sailer (designer) Schilling (engine designer) Uhlenhaut (designer/technical director) Wagner (designer)

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