Monaco-Trossi
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1935
This revolutionary racing car was the brainchild of Augusto Monaco, an engineer, and Carlo Felice Trossi, who put it through its paces during the Gran Prix at Monza in 1935.
Its most outstanding feature is the two-stroke engine with sixteen cylinders arranged in two rows with a single combustion chamber for each pair of cylinders. This was front-mounted and air-cooled like an aero-engine. Another novelty for those times was front wheel drive, witch made it unnecessary to install a long transmission shaft.
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- Engine: 16 cylinder a Doppia Stella (double star)
- Capacity: 3982 cc
- Max output: 250 Hp a 6000 rpm
- Max speed: 200 km/h.
- Weight: 710 kg (chassis)
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