Who, where, when, what, please.
For one point, please respond and identify the car, the driver, the venue and the date.
This one won't last long at expert level.
Any connection with Veritas?
None
Is it a German car?
No
Italian?
Si
Alfa Romeo?
No
Lancia Aprilia ?
No
Fiat?
Yes
Mille Miglia?
No
up again
Is it a Fiat 1100 by Touring?
It is a Fiat 1100. I don't know the coachbuilder, but looking at the bodywork it could well be Touring.
How about the driver, the venue and the date?
Could it be the Circuito di Piacenza 1939?
No and no
Coppa Acerbo 1940?
It looks like a park - is it Valentino in Turin?
()In which case, it's Giorgio Giusti winning the 1948 Coppa Michelin.)
Wurzburger?
Circuito del Lario, 1938?
Twice no
After WWII?
Yes
Circuito di Caracalla 1946?
1946, but not Caracalla
Circuito di Mantova ?
Circuito del Bordino, Alessandria, 1946?
No to both
Syracusa
No
was this a race in Germany?
No
Circuito di Campione d'Italia ?
No
Trieste-Opicina?
No
was this a race in Italy?
Si
Circuito di Vigevano?
Coppa Arturo Mercanti in Milan?
Neither one
Circuito della Superba ?
No
That was hard work, but I've maybe found it. The puzzle photo was one of an auction lot sold in Germany, and depicts the Circuito di Modena held on 30.6.46. I have no caption for the photo, but I reckon it must be Franco Bertani winning the 1100cc sports car race.
According to "a certain site" this was a Stanguellini Fiat, but I thought they were only semi-streamlined in that year.
And I was on that very site this morning :(
Good job nicanary
Quote from: pnegyesi on April 02, 2014, 07:12:06 AM
And I was on that very site this morning :(
Good job nicanary
But I was wrong, and thank you for not "stealing" the point. I didn't bother to read the auctioneers' detailed description, which I have just looked at out of interest.
The reason the Stanguellini looked wrong was because it isn't Bertani at all - it's none other than the immortal Tazio Nuvolari! He looks really tall in the photo - either the bodywork was low, or he sat on a cushion. Phew! Saved by a bit of extra work.
Yes, now it is correct. I'm surprised that a Nuvolari puzzle turned out to be that tricky. ;)
A well-earned point for you.