File:1920-10-24 Targa Florio Alfa Romeo (Campari, Ferrari, Baldoni).jpg
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Three Alfa Romeos at 1920 Targa Florio
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[edit]Description1920-10-24 Targa Florio Alfa Romeo (Campari, Ferrari, Baldoni).jpg |
English: Three Alfa Romeo's participated in Targa Florio on Sicilia on 24 October 1920. From left: Entry #2 is Giuseppe Campari (driver) and Giulio Ramponi (passenger) in Alfa Romeo 40/60 HP (did not finish), in centre: Enzo Ferrari (entry #14) in Alfa Romeo 40/60 HP (2nd place), on right: Giuseppe Baldoni (#17) in Alfa Romeo 20/30 (did not finish).[1] Some think this picture is from the 1920 Targa Florio, but the numbers on the cars dont match. The cars in the picture have #2, #3 and #12. Enzo Ferrari for sure in the middle. Campari may be on the left. |
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