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Franciacorta Historic 2016 - 9th edition

Edoardo Bellini and Roberto Tiberti win the 9th edition on a 1938 Fiat 508 C

Edoardo Bellini and Roberto Tiberti (born respectively in 1994 and 1981) have deserved the victory, taking the lead from the first PCs in Castrezzato and increasing PC after PC their advantage over rivals that have quickly surrended to the FM Franciacorta duo, able to close the race at 213 total penalties and under 3 cents average,exploit hardly succeeded in the past in a race - according to most - very demanding in terms of navigation and in the PCs rhythm that did not allow the slightest distraction. For them the satisfaction of receiving the Trophy UBI Banco di Brescia, reserved to the overall winners.

Podium completed by Lorenzo and Mario Turelli on their 1933 Fiat Figini 508 S, another crew of FM Franciacorta Motori, preceding with a handful of penalties (277 over 286) the crew from Varese Ezio Salviato and Maria Caterina Moglia on a 1939 Lancia Aprilia, racing for CMAE Squadra Corse.

First Team - as already mentioned - the FM Franciacorta Motori, however the most represented team in the race with 13 verified crews, before Emmebi 70 and Brescia Corse: the withdrawal of the trophy has been up to the race winners that with emotion wanted to dedicate the success to the father of their president Alberto Donghi, who passed away during the race. Federica Bignetti Bignetti and Luisa Ciatti on a 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider are the winners among female crews while swiss team Ginesi-Ginesi (1970 Porsche 914/6 GT) have won among completely foreign crews
, before Nessi-Nessi (Riley Brooklands, 1928) and Luigi Carlini (Bugatti Type 35A, 1925).

On the images the first three classified crews in the Franciacorta Historic 2016: Bellini-Tiberti #11, Turelli-Turelli #6 e Salviato-Moglia #12 (photo Pierpaolo Romano)

 
 

The podium

Pos.
Crew
Car
Year
Bellini - Tiberti Fiat 508 C 1938
Turelli - Turelli Fiat Figini 508 S 1933
Salviato - Moglia Lancia Aprilia 1939
 

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