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	GrandPrix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Drivers > Eugenio Castellotti
		A country gentleman from the town of Lodi, not far from Milan, Castellotti bought a Ferrari sportscar in 1950 when he was still only 20 years of age and he campaigned it enthusiastically in Italian events in 1951 and 1952.
		Castellotti thus became a Ferrari driver but there were too many drivers on the books and so Eugenio concentrated on on sports cars, winning the Mille Miglia and the Sebring 12 Hours.
		In F1 the high point of his year was second place to Peter Collins in the French Grand Prix at Reims, while he spun out of the race at Monza with tyre failure after an indisciplined battle with team-mate Luigi Musso.
	www.grandprix.com /gpe/drv-caseug.html (446 words)

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		Castellotti was an archetypical Italian racing driver, fearsome and motivated, erratic and arrogant.
		He was one of a generation of Formula 1 competitors who were pressured by, and fell victim to, the personal political strategy adopted by Enzo Ferrari in order to keep all his drivers on their toes.
		When the assets of the Lancia team were eventually handed over to Ferrari in mid-1955 Castellotti went with the package, the result being that at times it seemed as though Maranello had more drivers than it needed.
	www.f1technical.net /intof1/History/Drivers/c-castelotti.html (348 words)

	8W - Who? - Eugenio Castellotti
		Eugenio Castellotti had it all: the cash to buy himself a Ferrari 166S sportscar, the looks and the good taste to surround himself with his actress lady Delia Scala, the skill to quickly grow into one of Italy's outstanding drivers, and the flair and the entourage that befitted such stature in his hero-worshipping nation.
		With Lancia out of the picture Eugenio moved over to Ferrari, a transfer that was facilitated by the ACI persuading Lancia to hand over his promising D50s to the Ferrari team, that continued to struggle with its two designs, the 625 and the 555 'Super Squalo', the latter being the 553 'Squalo' follow-up.
		In the Italian GP Castellotti's reputation as a tyre eater was further enhanced by his battle in the early laps with Luigi Musso, the two despite being team mates apparently fighting over the honour of best Italian driver.
	www.forix.com /8w/castellotti.html (1732 words)

	Eugenio Castellotti - Grand Prix Racing - the whole story
		Eugenio Castellotti was an archetypal Italian racing driver.
		In the wake of this shattering body blow to Lancia F1 fortunes, Castellotti proved to be a tower of strength and motivation, begging Gianni Lancia to make available a single D50 for the next race on the calendar, the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa.
		However, Eugenio did a fine job for the Turin marque, planting the D50 on pole position and hanging on well to third place in the early stages of the race before his engine expired.
	www.gpracing.net192.com /drivers/careers/116.cfm (714 words)

	Castellotti- Ferrari Happenings - The Ferrari Owners' Club
		Eugenio was born on the 10th October 1930 in Lodi, Milan.
		Four years later and Castellotti drove the Grand Prix Lancia round the streets of Monte Carlo in the same time as Ascari and then at Spa he was a few tenths of a second faster in practice than the World Champion, Fangio with the unbeatable Mercedes.
		Castellotti was beginning to show Italy he had the talent.
	www.ferrariownersclub.co.uk /happenings/2001/january/castellotti.html (1416 words)

	Grand Prix de Belgique - 1955 - Grand Prix Racing - the whole story
		Castellotti could not stay with them although he ran third with Farina close behind.
		Nino Farina, the 1950 champion, was from the old school of drivers and felt that this young upstart needed to taught a lesson or two in manners.
		Angry at this apparent lack of respect Farina waved his fist at his countryman who simply squeezed the former champion so tightly that he was forced to take to the pitlane to avoid an accident.
	www.gpracing.net192.com /races/reports/45.cfm (554 words)

	Eugenio Castellotti - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eugenio Castellotti (born in Lodi, October 10, 1930 - died in Modena, March 14, 1957) was a Formula One driver from Italy.
		He was killed at only 27 years old while attempting a speed record at the Modena Autodrome.
		Four years later, another Italian driver, Giulio Cabianca, Castellotti's best friend, fatally crashed in the same Autodrome.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eugenio_Castellotti (172 words)

	Ferrari 290 MM - Supercars.net
		At this event, both Eugenio Castellotti and Juan-Manuel Fangio were equipped with the latest V12 cars from Ferrari.
		The 290 MM was produced in a transition period for Ferrari.
		In appalling weather, 290MMs driven by Castellotti and Fangio were matched with twin, four-pot 860 Monzas.
	www.supercars.net /VC?id=536 (305 words)

	AMERICAN PAINTBRUSH
		Eugenio Castellotti in the Ferrari 857S Monza trying to hold off the Mercedes-Benz 300SLR of John Fitch, followed by Maglioli in a Ferrari 750 Monza during the 1955 Targa Florio.
		Castellotti would finish third behind two Mercedes and relinquish the Championship.
		Stirling Moss in the Aston Martin DBR1 leading the Ferrari 250TR of Wolfgang von Trips and the eventual second place finishing Porsche RSK of Jean Behra, going through the village of Collesano during the 1958 Targa Florio.
	www.guildhall.com /paintbrush/blackhawk/group1am.html (114 words)

	Giorgio NADA Editore - the italian publisher leader in motorbooks
		A driver of great courage, a young man full of life, generous, Eugenio Castellotti lived just 26 years and five months — not much more than James Dean — and was a symbol of a love of motor racing, of challenge and risk.
		They called his greatest success, the 1956 Mille Miglia win, a victory of heart over reason and it is to the beat of his heart that most of his brief existence is inexorably linked.
		His elegant writing style, rich with poetic inflection, goes well beyond the mere chronological reconstruction of Castellotti’s life.
	www.lmgauto.com /mbi/nada/12329.html (192 words)

	Vintage 1956 photo of Ferrari 290MM - Eugenio Castellotti - Mille Miglia
		This is a vintage Fotocars press photo of Eugenio Castellotti en route to victory in the 1956 running of the Mille Miglia.
		It shows Eugenio in his Ferrari 290MM, S/N 0616, in the pouring rain in the Bolognese part of the Appenine mountains.
		The car in question survives to this day and now resides in the USA.
	www.ferraristuff.com /en-us/p_2212.html (106 words)

	Castellotti by Cesare De Agostini, New, Used Books, Cheap Prices, ISBN 8879112651
		A driver of great courage, a young man full of life generous: Eugenio Castellotti lived just 26 years and five months - not much more than James Dean - and was a symbol of a love of motor racing, of challenge and risk.
		His elegant writing style, rich with poetic inflection, goes well the mere chronological reconstruction of Castellotti's life.
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	The Auto Channel - Search Results
		GM In PARK CITY FOR RELEASE: February 21, 2002 Eugenio Monti Is Named The 3rd Greatest Olympian Of All-Time Greenspan Reveals His Selection at Park City Celebration PARK CITY- Award-winning Olympic historian and filmmaker Bud Greenspan, in partnership with General Motors, today honored Italian bobsledder
		This transaction is expected to close once the approval of the regulatory authorities is granted.
		Eugenio Clariond, CEO of Grupo Imsa, said, "Over the last six years, we have worked in a very close and friendly relationship with Johnson Controls in
	www.theautochannel.com /search/search.html?words=Eugenio (569 words)

	GrandPrixStats.com :: All Pole Positions of Eugenio Castellotti
		GrandPrixStats.com :: All Pole Positions of Eugenio Castellotti
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	Best Model 1/43 Eugenio Castellotti 1956 Ferrari 290 MM #548 Mille Miglia, Best Models, Indy · Formula 1, ...
		They do an exceptional job of recapturing the history of this magnificent automobile company as you can see here in this model.The next item that we have on the auction block is the Best Models 1/43 scale Ferrari 290 MM that raced in the 1956 Mille Miglia.
		But this car not only raced at the Mille Miglia, Eugenio Castellotti drove this car to first place!
		This item is considered to be in good condition.
	www.gomotorbids.com /LotDetail.cfm?Lot_ID=60246 (563 words)

	Eugenio Castellotti Formula 1 Driver
		Eugenio Castellotti Formula 1 Driver Statistics and results
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	www.4mula1.ro /history/driver/Eugenio_Castellotti (99 words)

	World Championship 1957
		3:42,800 Eugenio Castellotti - DNP Luigi Musso / I - DNP DNS - Cesare Perdisa / I 2.
		4:17,400 Eugenio Martins / BR 56 Severino Silva / BR Maserati Scuderia Madunina Brasil 90 Accident S2.0 18.
		3:44,100 Mike Hawthorn / GB - DND DNS - Eugenio Castellotti 34 Oscar Cabalen / RA Maserati 300S Scuderia Madunina Brasil 1 Accident S3.0 11.
	www.classicscars.com /wspr/results/wscc/ms1957.html (6342 words)

	TIME.com: Champion's Champion -- May 14, 1956 -- Page 1
		Ferrari, who admits that "the results of a race are due only 50% to the car," splits prize money 50-50 with his drivers and (unlike most automakers) gives them a guaranteed minimum, win or lose, thus has his pick of the world's best drivers.
		He picks his pilots with the care he puts into tuning an engine, teams a cool, canny technician such as World Champion Juan Fangio with a hotspur such as Eugenio Castellotti, who won this year's Mille Miglia.
		From the May 14, 1956 issue of TIME magazine
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,808456-1,00.html (683 words)

	Buy Michael Turner - 1956 Mille Miglia - Eugenio Castellotti Print - Motorsport Gifts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Buy Michael Turner - 1956 Mille Miglia - Eugenio Castellotti Print - Motorsport Gifts
		Michael Turner - 1956 Mille Miglia - Eugenio Castellotti Print
		Description: "Eugenio Castellotti takes his works 290MM Ferrari through a rain swept town during his winning drive in the penultimate running of this classic event.
	www.motorsport-gifts.co.uk /product/MT017.html (221 words)

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