
03-19-2008, 07:39 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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In 1964, a little Alfa Romeo sedan driven by Dr Roberto Bussinello and Ralph Sach won the inaugural Sandown 6 Hour touring car endurance race. Next Sunday, Italian cars again will challenge for the trophy that has become one of the most prestigious in Australian motorsport - and again they will be in a world-class field.
Also making a nostalgic return to the Sandown sidelines will be that rare 1.6 litre Alfa Romeo Guilia Super Ti, which vanquished an international field including Mini Cooper, Volkswagen and Nissan works teams, a supercharged Studebaker driven by an Indy 500 winner and two Lotus Cortinas in the hands of relative unknowns Jackie Stewart and Allan Moffat.
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Also 1st outright in the 1965 event (drivers Frank Gardner & Kevin Bartlett) and had a long racing history here
2005 pic reputed to be this very car - then being used as a daily-driver in japan!
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