Una Macchina Che Fece Epoca – L’Auto Che Vinse Il Primo Gran Premio

Product description

A fascinating book that traces the history of one of the most significant cars of the early years of motorsport: the Ballot 3/8 LC, chassis #1006.

Designed in 1920 by engineer Ernest Henry, this machine represented a concentration of technical innovation and competitive spirit.

After his debut at the Indianapolis 500, he won the first Italian Grand Prix held in Montichiari in 1921, driven by Jules Goux.

The book tells the story of the birth, the racing exploits and the long adventure of this legendary car, now considered a true icon of automotive history.

A must-have work for collectors and fans of historic races.