The car was driven by Ab Jenkins in 1935 for 24 hours at a speed of 135.58 miles and covered 3,253 miles. 

On May 8, 1934, presented an 18 CV Sport Delahaye on the Montlhery track. Two days later, there were four new world records.​

Kit 1:43: On March 6th at the Avus Circuit in Berlin Hans Stuck achieved three world records.

On February 5, 1949, the M.A.P. Diesel (Manufacture d'Armes de Paris) on the Montlhéry ring and broke six world records.

Bausatz 1:43: Auto Union Rekordwagen 1938  Class B Record Attempt 

The Lockhart Stutz Blackhawk 1928 was perhaps the first car to be designed with the aid of a wind tunnel.

Kit 1:43: Auto Union 6.3lt. Stromlinienwagen 1937 Fahrer Bernd Rosemeyer

Kit 1:43: Auto Union Type B 1935 Bernd Rosemeyer​

Kit 1:43: Mercedes-Benz W154 'Rekordwagen' 1939

Kit 1:43: With this Mercedes Simplex 90hp, the Baron Pierre de Caters set a new land speed record on May 25, 1904 in Ostend Belgium.

Kit 1:43 With this Mercedes Simplex 60hp the "Flying Dutchman II" tried to set a new speed record.

Kit 1:43: With this Mercedes Simplex 90hp, William K Vanderbilt Jr. failed to set a new speed record in Ormond-Daytona USA.

Kit 1:43: With this Mercedes Simplex 90hp, William K Vanderbilt Jr. set a new land speed record 1904, but was not recognised in Europe.