First ever competitive vehicle run from Paris to Rouen, 22 July 1894. Emile Roger in the 3-hp Benz Vis-à-Vis finished in 14th place. Drawing by Hans Liska dated 1960.

Competitive motorcar race from Paris to Rouen on 22 July 1894: The birth of motorcar racing 125 years ago: closely associated with Mercedes-Benz from the outset - Mercedes-Benz Group Media - The first car race from Paris to Rouen, 22 July 1894: Emile Roger, the first ever foreign sales agent for Benz vehicles, finished in 14th place driving a Benz Vis-à-Vis 3 hp and was awarded fifth prize. Drawing by Hans Liska dating from 1960.
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- Legend: First ever competitive vehicle run from Paris to Rouen, 22 July 1894. Emile Roger in the 3-hp Benz Vis-à-Vis finished in 14th place. Drawing by Hans Liska dated 1960.
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- Release date: Jul 23, 2019

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