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So what happened to Rosemeyer, then? This was in the morning in January,
it was a cruel, winter day. But nice weather. The morning began with success,
as Rosemeyer's main opponent, Rudolf Caracciola, set a new class
speed record in his Mercedes. He reached 268.9 mph. Next, it was Rosemeyer's turn. This was around 11:40. His engineer said
"It's getting too windy." But Rosemeyer said,
"No, the car feels great "and I think I can break
the record." Rosemeyer quickly accelerated
his Auto Union car to 250mph
it was a cruel, winter day. But nice weather. The morning began with success,
as Rosemeyer's main opponent, Rudolf Caracciola, set a new class
speed record in his Mercedes. He reached 268.9 mph. Next, it was Rosemeyer's turn. This was around 11:40. His engineer said
"It's getting too windy." But Rosemeyer said,
"No, the car feels great "and I think I can break
the record." Rosemeyer quickly accelerated
his Auto Union car to 250mph
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So what happened to Rosemeyer, then?
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This was in the morning in January,
it was a cruel, winter day.
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But nice weather.
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The morning began with success,
as Rosemeyer's main opponent,
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Rudolf Caracciola, set a new class
speed record in his Mercedes.
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He reached 268.9 mph.
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Next, it was Rosemeyer's turn.
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This was around 11:40.
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His engineer said
"It's getting too windy."
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But Rosemeyer said,
"No, the car feels great
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"and I think I can break
the record."
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Rosemeyer quickly accelerated
his Auto Union car to 250mph.
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Movie Summary
Paul Hollywood who is an actor and a baker from Liverpool tries to find out how the most popular cars of the three big European countries express their nation's identities and the connections with their cultures.