1930MotorsportVERIFIED

Nuvolari Delivers the Scuderia’s First Victory

15 June 1930

Tazio Nuvolari, accompanied by mechanic Francesco Severi, wins the Trieste–Opicina hill climb in an Alfa Romeo P2 and gives Scuderia Ferrari its first recorded victory.

Tazio Nuvolari with Scuderia Ferrari and Alfa Romeo personnel at the 1930 Trieste–Opicina hill climb.

Unknown photographer — Wikimedia Commons — Public domain

Scuderia Ferrari at the 1930 Trieste–Opicina hill climb, where Nuvolari delivered the team’s first victory. · Unknown photographer — Wikimedia Commons — Public domain

Automotive significance

The win came only two months after the team’s difficult Mille Miglia debut. On the 7.4-kilometre climb, Nuvolari recorded an average speed of 95.151 km/h, demonstrating how quickly the Scuderia was becoming an effective competition operation within the wider Alfa Romeo racing ecosystem.

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