KEEPING THE SPIRIT ALIVE SINCE 1999

Ferdinando Barbieri
29/8/1907 - 8/10/1997

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  Ugo Sivocci 1885 - 1923
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  Alan Stacey 1933 - 1960
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  Gary Gabelich 1940 - 1984
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  Gianfranco Horvat 1942 - 2009
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  James Hunt 1947 - 1993

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  Piero Taruffi 1906 - 1988
  

  Taruffi was an all-round sportsman who managed the Gilera motorcycle team as well as racing cars. He won one Grand Prix, the 1952 Swiss GP, and finished third in the drivers championship.
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  Piero Scotti 1909 - 1976
  

  An Italia privateer who successfully raced Ferrari sports cars in the 1950s. He made one attempt at F1 driving a Connaught in the Belgian Grand Prix in 1956.
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  Piero Dusio 1899 - 1975
  

  Dusio, an Italian amateur pre-war champion, founded Cisitalia whose little D46 racers found wide favour, unlike the Porsche-based Tipo 360 Grand Prix car. Attempted to qualify a self-entered Cisitalia D46 for the 1952 Italian GP when well into his fifties.
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  Luigi Arcangeli 1902 - 1931
  

  Luigi Arcangeli was an Italian motorcycle racer and racing driver. He was killed at Monza while driving the twin engined Alfa Romeo Tipo A in practice for the Italian Grand Prix.
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  Felice Bonetto 1903 - 1953
  

  Known as 'The Pirate', Bonetto was a fearless competitor who took no prisoners and was possessed of so much courage that some of his racing exploits placed him in the category of the foolhardy.