Avus - Rennstrecke und Legende

The documentary presents the story of the AVUS, inaugurated in 1921 in Berlin, which served as a high-speed track designed to enhance the development of automobiles. It features two long straights and two turns, making it a significant landmark in automotive history.

With insights into road construction and the impact of motor racing, the film appeals to those interested in historical documentaries surrounding the automobile industry. It also highlights the cultural significance of the AVUS in the context of early 20th-century Germany.

Anne Moll lends her voice to the narration, guiding viewers through the documentary's exploration of this important chapter in automotive history. This film is a valuable resource for collectors of documentary films focused on transportation and technology.