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• Magnesium alloy wheel
  ...alloy wheels''', or '''mag wheels''', are sometimes used on [[Auto racing|racing]] cars, in place of heavier [[steel]] or [[aluminium]] [[wheel]]s, for bett * [[Auto racing]]
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• Endurance racing
  ...racing''' is a form of motorsport which is meant to test the durability of equipment and endurance of participants. Teams of multiple drivers attempt to cover At club level racing, a race taking either 30 minutes or 1 hour could be considered as an endura
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• Momo
  ...Ferrari 333 SP]] sports prototype car, after Ferrari had retired from that racing category 20 years earlier. Using a Ferrari F1 engine, the car itself was bu ...eels, gear shift knobs and alloy wheels, through to race equipment such as racing suits and helmets. MOMO air-bagged steering wheels have become standard acc
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• Borrani
  ...us for supplying single-nut lockable [[wire wheels]] to many [[Italian]] [[racing car]]s and [[luxury car]]s up until the 1960s. ...6 and 1966, all Ferrari cars were equipped with Borrani wheels as original equipment. The two rookies thus share an important part of Italian automotive history
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• Enrico Nardi
  was an Italian racing car driver, engineer and designer. He worked at [[Lancia]] between 1929 and 1937 as a [[truck]] engineer, racing car driver, and later, advisor to [[Vincenzo Lancia]]. He was moderately su
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• Dirt track racing
  :''This article concerns auto racing; [[Track racing|motorcycles]], also race on dirt tracks.'' ...ing|stock cars]] in the South. While open wheel racecars are purpose-built racing vehicles, stock cars (also known as fendered cars) can be either purpose-bu
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• Life
  |Long name || Life Racing Engines ...acing Car Systems|Coloni]] team, whilst [[Renault F1|Renault]] and [[Honda Racing F1|Honda]] developed V10 engines, propelling the [[WilliamsF1|Williams]] an
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• Ferdinand Porsche
  ...ical University]] in [[1917]]. Porsche successfully continued to construct racing cars, winning 43 out of 53 races with his 1922 design. In [[1923]], Porsche ...k for Daimler. He constructed more very successful racing cars, dominating racing in the [[1920s in Sports|1920s]]. His idea of a small, light-weight Daimler
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• Sports Car Club of America
  |Sport || [[Road racing]], [[Rallying]], [[Autocross]] ...f America''' ('''SCCA''') is a club and sanctioning body supporting [[road racing]], [[rallying|rally]], and [[autocross]] in the [[United States]] and was f
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• Bandini 750 sport internazionale
  ...dini 750 international sport''' also called simply '''"Saponetta"''', is a racing [[car]] built from [[1957]] until [[1961]] by [[Bandini|Bandini Cars]]. ...ar of soap was much in demand [[USA | USA]] where it was used both as auto racing that as "out of range" to be submitted to the streets in the city.
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• Dirt speedway racing
  ...car racing|stock cars]] in the South. The open wheel racers were built for racing, and the stock cars were ordinary automobiles modified to varying degrees. ...also race on [[Short track motor racing|asphalt short tracks]] during the racing season.
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• Martin Brundle
  ...(born [[June 1]], [[1959]]) is an [[England|English]] [[Auto racing|motor racing]] and former [[Formula One]] driver known chiefly as the man who ran [[Ayrt ...born at [[King's Lynn]], [[Norfolk, England]]. A very intelligent and fast racing driver, Brundle never really got the breaks at the top level of single seat
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• Maserati Coupe
  ...with the Coupé's debut following shortly thereafter at the 2002 [[Detroit Auto Show]]. Sales in the United States began in March 2002 for the Spyder and i ==Equipment==
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• List of Italian companies
  * [[Momo]] (racing accessories) * [[O.Z.Racing]] (wheels)
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• Lancia Monte Carlo
  ...andards yet. Between the decrease in engine size and the addition of smog equipment, the Scorpion came with 81 HP (50% less than the Monte Carlo). The Scorpion ==Racing==
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• Nardi
  '''Ufficine Nardi''' was an [[Italy|Italian]] [[automobile]] and [[racing car]] maker, named for their creator. ...t with [[Lancia]]. He test drove the first car built by [[Scuderia Ferrari|Auto Avio Costruzione]] in [[Modena, Italy|Modena]], where many ex-Lancia collea
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• Bandini formula junior
  The '''Bandini formula junior''' is a racing [[car]] model produced from [[1959]] until [[1962]] by [[Bandini|Bandini Ca ...ional designed [[Europe]] and [[USA|United States]] to start young drivers racing career, allowing a deserved better visibility beyond national boundaries.
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• Demolition Derby
  ...]]. In many instances, roll bars, [[fire extinguisher]]s, and other safety equipment is installed. ...the last driver whose car is still functional awarded the victory. Banger racing's American fanbase is strongest at tracks in the [[Pacific Northwest]].
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• Juan Manuel Fangio
  .... The outbreak of [[World War II]] halted his rise, and he could not begin racing in [[Europe]] until 1947. ...y of his races. During his career, drivers raced almost without protective equipment. The notable rivals he had to face consisted of the likes of [[Alberto Asca
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