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Since 1912, the Grand Prizes moved from Savannah to different other locations. In 1912, it was in the Milwaukee Grand Prize in which David Bruce-Brown lost his life. 1914 saw Eddie Mullen in a Mercer win in Santa Monica. 1915 saw San Francisco and it’s Panama-Pacific International Exposition as the stage for a combined Grand Prize and Vanderbilt Cup race, both within a week from each other. Both races were won by Darius Resta. After that, it headed back to Santa Monica in 1916.

Grand Prize 1912 – 1916

The Automobile

Motor Age

La Vie au Grand Air (Fr)

La Vie automobile (Fr)

La Locomotion Automobile (Fr)

Le Sport Universel Illustré (Fr)

The Autocar

Automobile Revue (USA)

Allgemeine Automobil Zeitung (Austria)