Cisitalia e Siata alle Mille Miglia.. Le auto ,gli equipaggi e Live sound
#MilleMiglia #Cisitalia #Siata #Autodepoca#Classiccar Chapter VII of XVI .The photos and videos of the album were taken in Rome ,at the Vallelunga racetrack, in Ronciglione and at Lake Vico, in the period 2011-2020. Cisitalia was founded in 1946 by Piero Dusio and Piero Taruffi. the winning debut in the racing world always took place in 1946 with the D46, a single-seater with a 1100 cc engine derived from Fiat with power increased to 62 HP. In 1947 a GT was developed: the 202 which, thanks to the contribution of Pininfarina, would constitute an epochal turning point in car design, so much so that it was exhibited at the MoMA in New York and defined as a "Sculpture in Movement". In 1947, in the first post-war Mille Miglia, Cisitalia wins second place with the 202 Spider Mille Miglia (1089 cc) featured in the video, driven by Tazio Nuvolari and third place with the 202 MM Coupe '. A remarkable result considering he arrived just 12 minutes behind the winner Clemente Biondetti who, however, was driving an Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B berlinetta. SIATA, Società Italiana Auto Trasformazioni Accessori, founded in 1926 in Turin by Giorgio Ambrosini, began its business with the production of parts to process engines of FIAT origin. Only in 1949 did he dedicate himself to the production of cars, again on Fiat mechanics, with the Amica (derived from the 500 Topolino) and in 1950 with the Daina Cabriolet based on the Fiat 1400 (featured in the video). In 1952 the 300BC (featured in the video) sports evolution of the Amica , was presented and also exported to the United States, where it established itself in many local competitions. In the same year, the 208 Sport (derived from the Fiat 8V) featured in the video, designed by Giovanni Michelotti for Bertone, was presented. The Mille Miglia, defined by Enzo Ferrari as the most beautiful race in the world, came to life on the initiative of Brescia motor and car racing enthusiasts: Franco Mazzotti, Aymo Maggi, Renzo Castagneto and the journalist Giovanni Canestrini. The race of about 1600 kilometers starts from Brescia, crosses central Italy ,passes through Rome and then returns to Brescia. The race ran from 1927 to 1940 and from 1947 to 1957 as a speed race. the Mille Miglia becomes a regularity race ,from 1987 .
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