László Hartmann

1901–1938 (age 37)

Biography

László Hartmann chased speed with a measure of courage that defined early motorsport, balancing daring with discipline as he piloted racing automobiles. His zest for competition and respect for the technical demands of the sport earned him recognition among drivers and fans alike.

Though his time was brief, the memory of his bravery endures in the annals of racing history and is honored at Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.

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