Luigi Fagioli in his Maserati at the 1932 Targa Florio
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Luigi Fagioli in his Maserati at the 1932 Targa Florio. Looks like a Maserati Tipo 26 M (one-seater, monoposto), and is listed as a Tipo 26 M in one race report.[1] He had entry #7 and did not finish. He retired at the first lap due to a broken second gear, according to Etzrodt and Snellman.[2] They however list it as an 8C 2800, i.e. the later 2.8 litre version.
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