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Scuderia Madunina

Five cars in the first race

For the first race in May 1965 the Madunina entered five cars: Giovanni Bianchi (no. 8) and Giuseppe Bianchi (14) on C.R.M., Pierantonio Colombo (21) on an M.Z., Giovanni Gussoni (22) and Giuliano Pettenon (27) on Tinarelli.

Romolo Tavoni counted it among the long-established teams whose interest lay elsewhere — for the Madunina, in Formula 3. After 1965 we do not meet it again in Formula Monza. Alfredo Vergani belonged to it for a time before co-founding the Meneghina.

More than that we do not know.

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