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Michele Alboreto (Italian pronunciation: [miˈkɛːle
alboˈreːto]; 23
December 1956 – 25
April 2001) was an
Italian racing driver, who
competed in Formula...
- to
second with
Alboreto and
Senna chasing. In the
closing laps
Patrese dropped back
because he had used too much fuel and so
Alboreto was
second until...
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having to
watch his
mirrors for
Alboreto while he
conserved fuel.
Finally he had
enough fuel to race again.
Alboreto faded and
disappeared later with...
- It
would be
first of four
championships for "the Professor".
Michele Alboreto was his main challenger, but he
failed to
score points in all of the last...
- 1987 season,
Berger signed for Ferrari,
partnering the
Italian Michele Alboreto and
replacing Stefan Johansson.
After mechanical failures robbed him of...
- the
death of
their teams founder,
Berger and
Alboreto qualified 3rd and 4th
respectively with
Alboreto being the
fastest through the
speed trap on the...
- in
Caesars Palace. The 75-lap race was won by
Michele Alboreto,
driving a Tyrrell-Ford.
Alboreto scored Tyrrell's
first victory since the 1978
Monaco Grand...
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subsequently disqualified, thus
promoting Berger's
Italian teammate Michele Alboreto to
second and the Benetton-Ford of
Belgian Thierry Boutsen to third. Nigel...
- his Lotus-Renault, was third, a
further 0.5
seconds behind, with
Michele Alboreto fourth in the Ferrari. On the
third row of the grid were Mansell's teammate...
- front-runners and held off the
Ferrari 156/85s of
Stefan Johansson and
Michele Alboreto to win.
Stefan Bellof earned a
scintillating fourth place in his Tyrrell...
