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• Casati
  *20052 Monza - MI - Italy Casati frames are designed and engineered at their Monza workshops in Italy. A passion dating from 1920 is replicated every day in searching for custom
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• Guerciotti
  *v.le Monza 122 *20100 Milano (MI) - Italy
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• Massimo Natili
  ...8]], [[1935]] in [[Ronciglione]] is a former [[Formula One]] driver from [[Italy]]. He participated in 2 World Championship grands prix, debuting on [[July ...fiery accident in a [[Formula Junior]] race at [[Autodromo Nazionale Monza|Monza]], and was rescued by an anonymous spectator. He came 4th in the 1964 Rome
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• Vaga
  ...e based in Milan. A motorcycle was involved in the Nations Grand Prix in [[Monza]], it had a 175 cc engine with a three speeds Blackburne Burman transmissio [[Category:Motorcycle manufacturers of Italy|Vaga]]
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• G.R.
  ...agent for Henderson in Italy, who, in 1925, won the 500cc Grand Prix in [[Monza]]. The [[Revelli]] chassis, designed and built by [[Antonio Baudo]], had fr [[Category:Motorcycle manufacturers of Italy]]
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• Monza
  ...round:#333333; color:#fff; border-bottom:1px solid #999;" |[[Image:Circuit Monza.png|250px]] ! colspan=2 |'''Autodromo Nazionale di Monza'''
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• Momo
  ...ssories and parts for [[automobiles]]. MOMO are the initials for ''Moretti-Monza''. *[http://www.momo.it/ MOMO Italy's Website]
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• Galbai
  ...ont shock suspension. In 1933, the company entered the [[Grand Prix]] in [[Monza]] with a 348 cc single-[[cylinder]], two-stroke engine. The 500 cc class bi [[Category:Motorcycle manufacturers of Italy]]
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• Coppa Ciano
  The '''Coppa Ciano''' was an automobile race held in [[Italy]]. Since the first competition, the sport of [[motor racing]] in [[Italy]] proved very popular. During the years immediately following [[World War I
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• Lombardy
  zone = [[CNorthern Italy]] | map = [[Image:Italy Regions Lombardy Map.png]] |
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• Marco Apicella
  ..., for the [[Jordan_Grand_Prix|Jordan]] team at [[Autodromo Nazionale Monza|Monza]] in 1993, but retired after a multi-car collision at the first corner of t
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• Endurance racing
  * [[1000km Monza]] ...[[Barcelona]] in 1957, 24 hours in [[Autodromo Nazionale Monza|Monza]], [[Italy]] in 1959, and 500 Miles of [[Thruxton Circuit|Thruxton]] in 1960.
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• Emilio Villoresi
  Emilio Villoresi was born in [[Milan]], [[Italy]], the younger brother of the star [[Maserati]] driver, [[Luigi Villoresi]] ...n Alfa Romeo 158 Alfetta for [[Enzo Ferrari]] at the [[Autodromo Nazionale Monza]].
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• List of Formula One circuits
  *[[Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari]], [[Imola]], [[Italy]] ([[San Marino Grand Prix]]) *[[Autodromo Nazionale Monza]], [[Monza]], [[Italy]]
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• Carlo Abarth
  ...[Vienna]], [[Austrian Empire]]. As a teenager, he worked for Castagna in [[Italy]] (1925-27), designing [[motorbike]] and [[bicycle]] chassises. Back in Aus He moved permanently to Italy (1934) where he got to know [[Ferdinand Porsche]]'s son-in-law [[Anton Pië
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• Gastone Brilli-Peri
  ...ar I. In 1925, with Alfa, he won his first Grand Prix at the Italian GP in Monza.
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• Fabrizio Barbazza
  ...Barbazza''' (born [[April 2]] [[1963]] in [[Monza]], [[Lombardy]]) is an [[Italy|Italian]] former [[Formula One]] driver who raced for the [[Automobiles Gon ...d, he didn't return to racing. Instead he started a [[go-kart]] circuit in Monza and began designing crash barriers.
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• Atala
  ...of Italy]] and also winning the unusual competition for teams, the Giro d'Italy 1912. Since 1921, Cesare Rizzato a craftsman-builder from Padua, started pr The company in 2002 changed its name from Atala S.p.A. and is based in [[Monza]] from 2011 is part of the Accell Group; a European leader in the bicycle m
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• Giuseppe Farina
  ...late 1930s he won numerous minor Grand Prix races, securing himself the [[Italy|Italian]] Drivers' Champion three years in a row ([[1937]]-[[1939]]). He th ...to be badly burnt following a startline crash at the Sports Car race at [[Monza]]. Farina attempted a comeback in 1955, dosing himself with painkillers and
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• Scuderia La Fortuna
  *1966 1000 km Monza ,Mont Ventoux,1967 GP Austria,and many Hillclimbs All documented ,FIA paper ...he car from Spinetti in 1985, raced at 1988 Monza, 1988 Targa Florio, 1989 Monza.
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