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Clemente Biondetti (18
October 1898 – 24
February 1955) was an
Italian auto
racing driver. Born into a working-class family,
Biondetti raced motorcycles...
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Clemente Biondetti Ferrari 166 S (#003S) by
Allemano winning its
first race,
Mille Miglia (May 2, 1948) by
Biondetti and
Giuseppe Navone Biondetti at 1949...
- the List of
Formula One drivers,
Clemente Biondetti is
shown with a
single race
against his name.
Biondetti actually competed in four
Formula One races...
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winning and
Farina finishing second; the
third 2900A,
driven by
Clemente Biondetti, did not finish. The 8C 2900A also won the 1936 Spa 24
Hours with Raymond...
- open 2-seater by Allemano,
cycle fenders and
lamps (raced by
Clemente Biondetti and
Tazio Nuvolari in his last
Mille Miglia)
Spider Corsa, #010I (ex-#01C)...
- XK120s to
drivers Leslie Johnson,
Peter Walker, Nick Haines,
Clemente Biondetti, Ian
Appleyard and
Tommy Wisdom. Le Mans:
Three of the
allocated cars...
- 1927 Last race 11–12 May 1957
Distance 1,000
miles (approximately) Laps One Most wins (driver)
Clemente Biondetti Most wins (manufacturer) Alfa Romeo...
- 125 S won six of its
fourteen races in 1947,
though drivers Clemente Biondetti and
Giuseppe Navone were
unable to win the 1947
Mille Miglia in it. "Ferrari...
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seasons 1938 and 1939, when it was
driven by
Giuseppe Farina and
Clemente Biondetti. The Tipo 316 was one of
three Alfa
Romeo cars
designed for the new rules...
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which Charles Pozzi, Yves Giraud-Cabantous,
Pierre Levegh and
Clemente Biondetti did not start, the race was
dominated from
start to
finish by Juan Manuel...
