Wetteroth

Wetteroth was an American racing car constructor primarily known for its involvement in the Indianapolis 500. Founded by Fred Wetteroth, their chassis competed in the prestigious event from 1930 through 1938, securing a victory in 1932 with driver Fred Frame. Wetteroth cars were a common sight in the competitive IndyCar scene of the era, known for their robust design and consistent performance. While their Grand Prix appearances were limited to the Indianapolis 500 when it was part of the World Championship, Wetteroth remains a significant name in American motorsport history, reflecting the diverse origins of early F1 constructors.