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Six from RM’s Monterey Auction

August 5, 2008 By pete

VeloceToday selects six favorite cars, three French, three Italian, consigned to the RM Auction, which will be held at the Portola Hotel and Spa on August 15th and 16th 2008. Italics ours, text from the RM catalog.

1956 Ferrari 250GT Tour de France 0563GT Lot 442

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The Tour de Force would have to be the Tour de France. One of the earlier, perhaps more attractive TdFs, this consignment has got to be at the top of our auction dreamlist.
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Tagged With: 308 racecar, Alfa Romeo, bugatti t57, Facel Vega, ferrari tdf, rm auction, talbot lago

A Cisitalia Brochure

August 5, 2008 By pete

Below are 17 great pages from a Cisitalia brochure, probably 1946 or early 1947.

It is not complete, though it is the best of the brochure. The images are not in any particular order. Enjoy.

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Tagged With: abarth brochure, cisitalia brochure, dusio, nuvolari

Shell Ferrari Historics at Mt. Tremblant

July 30, 2008 By pete

Story by David Seibert, photos by rprincephoto.com

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Track owner Lawrence Stroll in the blue Sunoco 512M taking an early lead. He would dominate the disc brakes set.

Mt. Tremblant, Canada, July 18-20th

The field for the Ferrari Shell Historic Challenge event last weekend may have been slightly smaller than usual, but fans were treated to four exciting races, with titans batting for the win in each. Le Circuit, the winding 2.65 mile track in the old Quebec ski country of Mont Tremblant, was an ideal setting for those duels.
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Tagged With: alfa romeo 8c35, F1 2008, Ferrari, ferrari shell historics, Maserati, mt. tremblant

LeMans Classic, French Style

July 30, 2008 By pete

Photos and Captions by Hugues Vanhoolandt

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Delage D6 of 1936.

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Tagged With: d.b., Delage, delahaye, france, italy, lemans classic, Racing, simca

LeMans Classic, Italian Style

July 30, 2008 By pete

Photos and Captions by Hugues Vanhoolandt

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Ferrari 330 P3 s/n 0844 (Leventis/Hardman (UK).

[Read more…] about LeMans Classic, Italian Style

Tagged With: Abarth, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Fiat, france, italy, lemans classic

Garfield’s Monster Renault: It’s Alive!

July 23, 2008 By pete

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Reader Thierry Lesparre just sent us this photo of the Garfield Renault as it appears today. Details in an upcoming editon of VeloceToday. Scroll down to read the exciting story of this rare and unusual record breaking machine and its American driver.

First Annual Monterey Motorcycle Meet

July 23, 2008 By pete

Another Motorized Festival on the Monterey Peninsula

By Michael T. Lynch

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This 1915 Cyclone board track racer was sold at the MidAmerica Auction on Friday night. The winning bid was a whopping $520,000. Despite European interest, it happily stayed in America. Credit: MidAmerica Auctions.

Since the Monterey Historic Automobile Races and the Pebble Beach Concours were scheduled on the same weekend in 1973, a week long automotive festival including vintage races, concours, public and private parties, tours and many other events has been created. [Read more…] about First Annual Monterey Motorcycle Meet

Tagged With: ducati, first monterey motorcycle meet, monterey, motorcycles, mvagusta

German Grand Prix

July 23, 2008 By pete

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Massa on the podium: second is not enough.

By Pete Vack

Erik Nielsen was unable to travel to Germany this weekend.

July 20th 2008, Hockenheim, Germany

The German Grand Prix was not a good race for Ferrari. It was not a good race for Massa. It was not a good race for Kimi. Ferrari still leads the Constructors race by a good margin, but the recent on-track performance of the team belies the mere numbers.
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Tagged With: Ferrari, formula 1, german grand prix, hamilton, kimi, massa, schumacher

Dream Museum Opens in Philadelphia

July 16, 2008 By pete

The Simeone Foundation Museum

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Fred Simeone, although a highly successful neurosurgeon, is a lot like you and me. He loves cars, he collects cars. He loves racing. Like many of us, he dreamed of having a museum for his collection.
[Read more…] about Dream Museum Opens in Philadelphia

Tagged With: Alfa Romeo, bugatti, car collections, car collectors, dioramas, Ferrari, museums, simeone

Why is the Jolly so Jolly?

July 2, 2008 By pete

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This Fiat Jolly 600 was sold at the Barrett Jackson Auction in 2006 for over $43,000. Photo credit Barrett Jackson.

By Pete Vack

If, like Luigi in the movie CARS, a Fiat Jolly could talk, it would probably tell you, with a good hearty chuckle between each breath, the reason Jollys are so Jolly is that they have increased in value from less than nothing to considerably more than $50,000 in an amazingly short period of time. [Read more…] about Why is the Jolly so Jolly?

Tagged With: beachcars, Fiat, fiat 500 jolly, fiat 600 jolly, fiat jolly, how to buya fiat jolly

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June 25, 2008 By pete

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*What are your favorite car events? Let us know. Drop a line to me at pete@velocetoday.com

Ferrari and Lamborghini at LeMans

June 25, 2008 By pete

24 Hours of LeMans

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The class winning Risi Ferrari 430GT of Salo, Bruni and Melo leads through the midnight hours.

Photography by Richard Prince

Richard Prince was at this year’s Le Mans and came back with some great images of the Ferraris and Lamborghinis in the GT class. [Read more…] about Ferrari and Lamborghini at LeMans

Tagged With: Ferrari, ferrari f430gt, ferrari racing, lamborghini murcielago, lamborghini racing

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