File:1956-08-12 Kristianstad Ferrari 290 0626.jpg
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Ferrari 290 at GP Sweden in 1956
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English: Entry #1 at Swedish GP in Kristianstad on 11–12 August 1956 was the 1956 Ferrari 290 MM s/n 0626 driven to a 2nd place by Peter Collins and Wolfgang von Trips, both with the Scuderia Ferrari racing team.[1] In the back, is entry #8, a Maserati driven by Stirling Moss. |
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