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The 1908 Benz 120 HP was developed to compete in the French Grand Prix. Race rules required cars to have a minimum weight of 1100 kg, and a maximum cylinder bore of 155 mm. The end result for Benz was three competition cars with a bore of 154.7 mm and a curb weight of 1203 kg. The only team to have three cars in the race, Benz, finished second, third and seventh. Benz also received the regulatirty prize because all three of its cars finished the race. This particular Benz (labeled #39 in the race) was driven by Fritz Erle and placed seventh.
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