File:1930TriesteOpicina-ScuderiaFerrari-Nuvolari-etc-Alfa-Romeo.jpg

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English: Scuderia Ferrari entries at the Trieste-Opicina hillclimb on June 15, 1930. Entry #36 (leftmost) is Tazio Nuvolari, who won the race. Behind him is teamleader Enzo Ferrari (standing). And, this was the first win for the Scuderia Ferrari racing team. All three cars are Alfa Romeo P2 and/or P3.[1]
English: From Classic Driver: "The whole Scuderia Ferrari, Vuvolari/ Severi Alfa Romeo P2 Nr. 36, Enzo Ferrari/ Siena Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS Nr. 39, Alfredo Caniato Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS Nr. 38 and (not visible in this picture) Sozzi/ Augusto Caniato Alfa Romeo 6C 1500 No 40, this famous photo was pictured on the menu card "Primo anno di corse", estate Caniato, 17 x 12 cm historically valuable document"[2]
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