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The Scuderia Makes Its Racing Debut

13 April 1930

Scuderia Ferrari enters the Mille Miglia with three Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS cars. None of the three Scuderia entries reaches the finish.

Tazio Nuvolari and Battista Guidotti with the Alfa Romeo that won the 1930 Mille Miglia.

Unknown photographer — Wikimedia Commons — Public domain

Nuvolari and Guidotti with their Alfa Romeo after the 1930 Mille Miglia, the event in which Scuderia Ferrari made its racing debut. · Unknown photographer — Wikimedia Commons — Public domain

Automotive significance

The unsuccessful debut is historically useful because it separates Scuderia Ferrari from Alfa Romeo’s factory effort: the overall 1930 Mille Miglia victory belonged to the official Alfa Romeo team, not to the newly formed Scuderia. Ferrari’s own organisation was still learning how to turn preparation, logistics and driver management into results.

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