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Hace 5 días · Giancarlo Baghetti in action. July 15, 1961. (Image: Mirrorpix)4 of 23. The cars line up for the start of the 1961 British Grand Prix at Aintree. (Image: Mirrorpix)5 of 23.
Hace 1 día · Going through records of all the minor races in Italy in 1949 and 1950 there is no trace of Dei having raced it but it was probably bought for a customer, as Dei had a successful Peugeot dealership by that time. He clearly liked Maseratis and became the Maserati distributor for Rome. In 1953, he founded Scuderia Centro Sud (Centro for Modena ...
Hace 5 días · Al volante c’erano Giancarlo Baghetti e Fabio Galliani, e con loro, come detto, un giornalista, vale a dire Gianni Taroni, che lavorava per il settimanale “Oggi“. Il progetto nacque proprio nella redazione di questo giornale, e si iniziò a riflettere sulla possibilità di compiere un viaggio di ben 30.000 km, partendo da Capo Nord, in Norvegia, all’estremo dell’Europa, sino ad ...
Hace 5 días · Giancarlo Baghetti in action. July 15, 1961. undefined. Mirrorpix. British Grand Prix Formula One at Aintree July 1961. Winners on the podium - German driver Taffy von Trips with Ferrari...
Hace 2 días · Giancarlo Baghetti: 63: 186 Reine Wisell: 62: 187 Richard Attwood: 61: 187 Mauro Baldi: 61: 189 Prince Bira: 57: 189 Carel Godin de Beaufort: 57: 189 Trevor Taylor: 57: 189 Nicola Larini: 57: 193 Christian Klien: 56: 194 Christian Danner: 52: 195 Peter Gethin: 51: 195 Vic Elford: 51: 195 Jean-Eric Vergne: 51: 195 Bill Vukovich: 51: ...
Hace 2 días · The second lucky win, according to O’Brien, is Giancarlo Baghetti’s triumph in the 1961 French GP. It was unique in that it that it was Giancarlo’s first World Championship F1 race and he had qualified well down the grid in an older, privately-entered Ferrari.
Hace 4 días · Giancarlo Baghetti was granted the seat, having proven himself worthy by winning the 1961 French Grand Prix and multiple non-championship races in a privately run Ferrari. Richie Ginther moved from Ferrari to BRM, where Tony Brooks had retired.
