Solitude-Rennstrecke Start- und Zielturm

The Solitude racetrack is a former race circuit on public roads used for motorsport in

Leonberg Leonberg (; swg, Leaberg) is a town in the German federal state of Baden-Württemberg about to the west of Stuttgart, the state capital. About 45,000 people live in Leonberg, making it the third-largest borough in the rural district (''Landk ...

area, west of Stuttgart, Germany. It is named after

Castle Solitude Solitude Palace () is a Rococo '' schloss'' and hunting retreat commissioned by Charles Eugene, Duke of Württemberg. It was designed by and Philippe de La Guêpière, and constructed from 1764 to 1769. It is located on an elongated ridge bet ...

and has hosted various

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and

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races.

Routes

The traditional, used for motorcycle racing track located above the Stuttgart district of Bergheim, but not in the center of the main long variant of the former racetrack. This results from the start-finish-house at today's ADAC training area, on Seehaus over and then on Glemseck at

and the Steinbachsee on Katzenbacher yard, past the Stuttgart district of Büsnau to the ground and through the shadows Mahdental back to the start and finish before Glemseck. The section of the shadow base to Glemseck runs in the valley of

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. * From 1903: First hillclimb track from Stuttgart Westbahnhof up to the Schloss Solitude. * From 1906: laid off from Westbahnhof to Heslach. * From 1925: circuit with a length of , starting and finishing at the castle. Direction: counterclockwise. * From 1931: round course was shortened with the road through the Mahdental. Start and finish was moved to the west. Direction: clockwise. * From 1935: Final round course: The 1931 line introduced by the 1931 Mahdental and exuberant form part of the route used by 1965 course. Direction: counterclockwise. * Around 100-year celebration at short route around the castle, but still at historic track parts * 2003: Start and finish back at the castle. Drive direction. Only the shortcut through the wildlife park, highway and its access ramp is new. * 2011: On the work of the initiatives ''Solitude-Revival'' and ''Retro Revival Classic Culture'' were out in the Automobile Summer 2011 in Baden-Württemberg for the 125th "Birthday" of the Benz Patent Motor Car the streets that belong to the last variant traffic, closed for the weekend. Many visitors could watch historic racing and sports cars from different eras when biking the route.
Report of Solitude Revival Association

Motorcycle racing

To 50 cm ³

* 1962: 1

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* 1964: 1 Ralph Bryans,

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2 Isao Morishita,

* 1965: 1

To 125 cc (175 cc)

* 1925:

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, Puch works * 1926: 175 cc: Arthur Müller,

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* 1927: 175 cc:

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, DKW * 1949: L. Vienatzer, Puch, Puch works * 1950:

Ewald Kluge Ewald Kluge (19 January 1909 – 19 August 1964) was a German motorcyclist. Life Ewald Kluge had a difficult upbringing. At the age of twelve, his mother died and he was forced to stay at home, working for his father's company. At fourteen ...

, DKW * 1951:

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, DKW * 1952: Werner Haas, NSU * 1953: Werner Haas, NSU * 1954: Rupert Hollaus, NSU * 1955:

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* 1956: Romolo Ferri,

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* 1962:

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* 1964: Honda

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* 1965:

To 250 cc

* 1922: F. Frommholz, NSU * 1923: H. Schlaginweit, Paque * 1925:

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, BMW * 1926:

, BMW * 1927: K. Scherer, NSU * 1928:

* 1929: Kurt Friedrich, DKW * 1930: Otto Kohfink, Montgomery * 1931: DKW

* 1935: DKW

* 1936: DKW

* 1937:

, DKW * 1949:

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, DKW * 1950: Hein Thorn Prikker,

Moto Guzzi Moto Guzzi is an Italian motorcycle manufacturer and the oldest European manufacturer in continuous motorcycle production. Established in 1921 in Mandello del Lario, Italy, the company is noted for its historic role in Italy's motorcycling m ...

* 1951: Guzzi

Enrico Lorenzetti Enrico Lorenzetti (4 January 1911 – 8 August 1989) was an Italian professional Grand Prix motorcycle road racer who competed in the 1940s and 1950s. He competed in the 1949 season riding a 500 cc Moto Guzzi and finished eighth overall wi ...

, Moto * 1952:

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, DKW * 1953:

, NSU * 1954: Werner Haas, NSU * 1955:

Hans Baltisberger Hans Baltisberger (born 10 September 1922 - 26 August 1956 Brno) was a German professional Grand Prix motorcycle road racer. Motorcycle racing career Baltisberger was born in the Betzingen District of Reutlingen, Germany. His father was a doc ...

, NSU * 1956:

Carlo Ubbiali Carlo Ubbiali (22 September 19292 June 2020) was an Italian nine-time World Champion motorcycle road racer. In the 1950s, he was a dominant force in the smaller classes of Grand Prix motorcycle racing, winning six 125cc and three 250cc world tit ...

* 1959:

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(series machines races) * 1960: Agusta

Gary Hocking Gary Stuart Hocking MBE (30 September 1937 – 21 December 1962) was a Grand Prix motorcycle racing world champion who competed in the late 1950s and early 1960s based in Rhodesia. Early life Hocking was born in Caerleon, near Newport, Mo ...

, MV * 1961:

* 1962: Honda

* 1964:

Phil Read Phillip William Read, (1 January 1939 – 6 October 2022) was an English professional motorcycle racer. He competed in Grand Prix motorcycle racing from 1961 to 1976. Read is notable for being the first competitor to win world championshi ...

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(this year it was also World Champion) * 1965:

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To 350 cc

* 1925: E. Bussinger, A.J.S. * 1926: Ms. Adam, A.J.S. * 1927: F. Franconi,

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* 1928: Friedrich Messerschmidt, BMW * 1929:

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, BMW * 1930:

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, NSU * 1931:

Jimmie Guthrie James Guthrie (23 May 1897 – 8 August 1937) was a Scottish motorcycle racer. A motorcycle garage proprietor and professional motorcycle racer from Hawick Roxburghshire, Jimmie Guthrie was known as the “''Flying Scotsman'',” with a hard-c ...

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* 1935:

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, NSU * 1936: Heiner Fleischmann, NSU * 1937: Heiner Fleischmann, NSU * 1949:

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, NSU * 1950: Heiner Fleischmann, NSU * 1951: Norton

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* 1952:

Reg Armstrong Reginald Armstrong (1 September 1928 – November 1979) was an Irish professional Grand Prix motorcycle road racer. He was born in Dublin, grew up in Dublin and raced for the AJS, Velocette, Norton, NSU, and Gilera factory racing teams. He th ...

, Norton * 1953:

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* 1954:

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, Norton * 1955:

Ken Kavanagh Thomas Kenrick Kavanagh (12 December 1923 – 26 November 2019) was an Australian Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and racecar driver. In 1952, Kavanagh became the first Australian to win a motorcycle Grand Prix race when he won the 350cc Ul ...

– 2 Course: August Hobl, DKW * 1956:

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Moto Guzzi – 2nd Place: August Hobl, DKW * 1964:

500 cc

* 1922: M. Mahlenbrei, Triumph * 1923: J. Mayer,

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* 1925: Rudolf Empire, BMW * 1926:

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, BMW * 1927:

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, Ardie * 1927:

, BMW * 1928: BMW Friedrich Messerschmidt * 1929:

, BMW * 1930:

, NSU * 1931:

* 1935:

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, NSU * 1936: Otto Ley, BMW * 1937: Kurt Mansfeld,

* 1949:

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, BMW * 1950: Heiner Fleischmann, NSU * 1951: Norton

* 1952:

, Norton * 1953:

, BMW * 1954:

* 1955: Walter Zeller, BMW * 1956:

* 1960:

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* 1964:

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, MV Agusta (this year it was also World Champion)

To 750 cc

* 1925: V. King Fachsenfeld,

* 1926: Charles Raebel, BMW

To 1000 cm ³

* 1925:

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, NSU * 1926:

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, BMW * 1927: BMW

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* 1928: Heck,

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* 1929:

, BMW * 1930:

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, BMW * 1931: NSU

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500/600/1000 cc sidecar

* 1925: 600 cc: Schwanberger, Norton – 1000 cc: Imholz

* 1927: 600 cc: H. Eurich, D-Rad – 1000 cc: H. Dobler, New Imperial * 1928: 600 cc:

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, Standard – 1000 cc: H. Frey, AJS * 1929: 600 cc:

, Standard – 1000 cc: A. Sitzberger, BMW * 1935: 600 cc: Hans Kahrmann,

– 1000 cc: Charles Brown / Ernst Badsching,

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* 1936: 600 cc:

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, DKW – 1000 cc: Hans Schumann, NSU * 1937: 600 cc:

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, DKW – 1000 cc: Zimmermann, DKW * 1949: 600 cc: Schmidt / agent Meyer, NSU – 1000 cc: Max Klankermeier / Henry Wolz, BMW * 1950: 600 cc: Hermann Boehm / Karl Fuchs, NSU – 1200 cc: Kraus / Huser, BMW * 1951: 500 cc:

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/ Bernard Huser, BMW – 750 cc:

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/ Lorenzo Dobelli,

* 1952: Cyril Smith (racing driver), Cyril Smith / Bob Clements, Norton * 1953:

/ Stanley Dibben, Norton * 1954: Wilhelm Noll / Fritz Cron, BMW * 1955: Willi fist / Karl Remmert, BMW * 1956: Wilhelm Noll / Fritz Cron, BMW * 1960: Helmut Fath / Alfred borage, BMW * 1961: Max Deubel / Emil horns, BMW * 1962: Max Deubel / Emil horns, BMW * 1964: Fritz Scheidegger / John Robinson, BMW * 1965: Max Deubel / Emil horns, BMW

Automobile races

Automobile races were held less frequently, because the track was extended until mid-1950s wide enough. From 1961 to 1964, on the Solitude racetrack as part of motorcycle racing is not even counting for the World Cup Formula 1, Formula 1 race discharged. Participants or winners here were Hans Herrmann, Innes Ireland, Jim Clark, Dan Gurney,

, Jack Brabham.

Formula I and II

* 1960 (Formula II): ** 1 Wolfgang Graf Berghe von Trips, Ferrari ** 2 Hans Herrmann, Porsche ** 3 Joakim Bonnier, Porsche ** 4 Graham Hill, Porsche ** 5 Dan Gurney, Porsche * 1961 (Formula I): ** 1 Innes Ireland, Team Lotus, Lotus ** 2 Joakim Bonnier, Porsche ** 3 Dan Gurney, Porsche ** 4 Bruce McLaren, Cooper Car Company, Cooper ** 5 Jack Brabham, Cooper ** 6 Hans Herrmann, Porsche ** 7 Jim Clark, Lotus ** 8 Edgar Barth, Porsche ** 9 Trevor Taylor, Lotus * 1962 (Formula I): ** 1 Dan Gurney, Porsche ** 2 Joakim Bonnier, Porsche ** 3 Trevor Taylor, Lotus ** 4 Ian Burgess, Cooper ** 5 Carel Godin de Beaufort, Porsche ** 6 Gerhard Mitter, Lotus ** 7 Heinz Schiller, Porsche ** 8 Bernard Collomb, Cooper * 1963 (Formula I): ** 1 Jack Brabham, Brabham ** 2 Peter Arundell, Team Lotus, Lotus ** 3 Innes Ireland, B.R.M. ** 4 Lorenzo Bandini, B.R.M. ** 5 Gerhard Mitter, Porsche ** 6 Jim Hall, Lotus ** 7 Carel Godin de Beaufort, Porsche ** 8 Bob Anderson, Lola ** 9 Joakim Bonnier, Cooper ** 10 Mario Cabral, Cooper * 1964 (Formula I): ** 1 Jim Clark, Team Lotus, Lotus ** 2

, Ferrari ** 3 Bob Anderson, Brabham ** 4 Peter Revson, B.R.M. ** 5 Joakim Bonnier, Brabham ** 6 Trevor Taylor, B.R.M. ** 7 Jo Siffert, B.R.M. ** 8 Carel Godin de Beaufort, Porsche ** 9

, Lotus ** 10 Ernst Maring, Kuhnke / Borgward * 1965 (Formula II): ** 1 Chris Amon, Lola ** 2 Alan Rees, Brabham ** 3 Gerhard Mitter, Brabham ** 4 Peter Revson, Lotus ** 5 Kurt Ahrens Jr.., Brabham ** 6 Mike Beckwith, Brabham ** 7 Jo Schlesser, Brabham ** 8 Silvio Moser, Brabham ** 9 Hans Herrmann, Team Lotus, Lotus ** 10 Eric Offenstadt, Cooper Car Company, Cooper

References

Literature

* Thomas Mehne:'' Racing at Solitude 1949–1965 – The Competition Cars'', Petrolpics 2011, .

References

{{Sidecar World Championship circuits Defunct motorsport venues in Germany Sports venues in Baden-Württemberg Buildings and structures in Stuttgart

Routes

Motorcycle racing

To 50 cm ³

To 125 cc (175 cc)

To 250 cc

To 350 cc

500 cc

To 750 cc

To 1000 cm ³

500/600/1000 cc sidecar

Automobile races

Formula I and II

References

Literature

External links

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