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Alfa-Romeo 6C 2300 Aerospider - 1935

1934 : construction of engine, transmission and frame

1935 : completion of first version of chassis

1936 : testing period, modifications of chassis, start of body making

1937 : completion of chassis and body for race car

1938 : modification into street car

 

In 1934 Alfa-Romeo's brilliant engineer Vittorio Jano began secretly developing a racer with a mid-mounted V12 engine. Developed outside the Alfa works in the Fiume (now Rijeka) garage of Gino and Oscar Jankovits, the project stalled when Jano left Alfa-Romeo in 1937. Unable to use the V12, the brothers settled for a less powerful 6C 2300 unit. Their 'Aerospider' remained hidden until 1946, when Gino fled Communist rule, driving under the frontier barrier into Italy in a hail of bullets.

 

Class XII : Racing cars

 

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