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Carlos Alberto Menditéguy (10
August 1914 – 27
April 1973) was a
racing driver and polo
player from
Buenos Aires, Argentina. He
entered 11
Formula One...
- Trintignant, and Jean Behra, who were
joined by a pair of Argentines—Carlos
Menditeguy and
Pablo Birger—the
latter of
which drove a Simca-Gordini.
Ascari was...
- he was up to
speed again. Von
Trips was third, with
Menditeguy fourth and Sc**** fifth.
Menditeguy would have to stop
early for new
tyres after hitting...
- time 2.2 sec
faster than second.
Maserati dominated the
early race with
Menditeguy and Moss
leading the field.
Fangio was a non-factor with a
faulty fuel...
- all of them Italian. At the start, sixth-starting
Argentinian Carlos Menditeguy managed to take the lead,
ahead of
teammate Stirling Moss.
Fangio was...
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racing a Type 16, but spun on the
first lap and
collided with
Carlos Menditeguy. Birger, who was born in
Buenos Aires, died in a road
accident in his...
- SS-2000. (key) *
Indicates shared drive with
Harry Sc**** and
Carlos Menditeguy "Murio
Clemar Bucci,
pionero de los monoplazas". elcomercial.com.ar (in...
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remaining points.
Harry Sc**** was next
ahead of Fangio's
teammate Carlos Menditeguy, both
Maserati 250F mounted.
Peter Collins was the only
retirement of...
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Jarier 79 4 Jack
McGrath 70 5
Johnny Thomson 55 6 Pat O'Connor 46 Ivan
Capelli 8 Nico Hülkenberg 43 9
Romain Grosjean 40 10
Carlos Menditeguy 39 Source:...
- Car #26:
Clemar Bucci (30 laps),
Harry Sc**** (14 laps), and
Carlos Menditeguy (10 laps). Car #36:
Eugenio Castellotti (20 laps) and
Luigi Villoresi...
