File:1933-07-02 Gaisberg Bugatti-Maserati Premoli.jpg

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Premoli in his Bugatti-Maserati at Gaisbergrennen in 1933

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English: Luigi Premoli in his Bugatti-Maserati at Gaisbergrennen on 2 July 1933.
According to SalzburgWiki, Conte Premoli of Cremona drove a B.W.B. automobile and ended in 2nd place in the 8000 ccm class, behind conte Trossi. .[1]
The car is most probably the BMP/PMB, it had a Bugatti chassis, a Maserati engine and body. It had entry #54
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Author Arthur Fenzlau

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