Last week, I asked which racing car had two six cylinder engines mounted side by side with the crankshafts rotating in opposite directions? It was the Alfa Romeo Tipo A ‘Bimotore’, which was also known as the ‘Porco Rosso’ (red pig). A frightening car to drive with two gearlevers, one for each gearbox, in behind the two engines.
So to this week. What car won a very prestigious race in 1939 and again in 1940, third in 1946 and third again in 1947?
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Alfa Romeo Tipo A ‘Bimotore’.
