Formula 2 from 1971

Very interesting story these Latino-American F2 races in 1970s!
As I see there was a mixture of European and Latino pilots there.
Had to be a good burgain for european drivers, it includes also famous F1 names. I think it was personal initiave of the family Fittipaldi, wasn't it?

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#6 Ernesto Brambilla

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[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Merzario at Vallelunga

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Wookey wrote:XXIII Gran Premio di Roma 1971
European Trophy for Formula Drivers, Round 10
Autodromo Vallelunga, Campagnano di Roma, Italy

Oct. 10 2 x 35 laps x 3200 m = 224.0 km Pole Position: Emerson Fittipaldi, 1'11.75" Fastest Lap: Emerson Fittipaldi, 1'12.8" = 158.242 km/h

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In the post covering the Gran Premio di Roma in Vallelunga, you present this picture of the Lotus 69 driven by Emerson Fittipaldi.

This is almost right : it is Emerson Fittipaldi on his Lotus 69 in Vallelunga, but it is during the Gran Premio Madunina on October 17 (race number 2). The car is fitted with the first version of the "wide nose" which will be also in use afterwards during the Brasil torneio and then modified to include twin flaps before the nose, as used also in 1972.

Deutschland Trophäe

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