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1 March 1910
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The professional fire service in Breslau (now Wroclaw in Poland) puts into service the first turntable ladder fitted to a petrol-engined Daimler chassis. This makes it Germany's first fire department to own a fire-fighting fleet made up purely of petrol-engined vehicles. All three vehicles (motorised fire pump, turntable ladder and implement carrier) feature 28/32 hp chassis built at Daimler-Marienfelde.
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2 - 8 June 1910
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Benz & Cie. competes in the third Prinz Heinrich Rally (Berlin - Brunswick - Kassel - Nuremberg - Strasbourg - Metz - Homburg v. d. H.) with specially adapted touring sports cars. Their 100 hp / 74 kW four-cylinder engines boast 7.2 litres of displacement and, in a new development at Benz, a four-valve design. However, despite their state-of-the-art technology, they can only finish in eighth and tenth positions. The most successful Benz driver is Fritz Erle, who takes fifth place in his 80 hp special touring car.
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