Enzo Ferrari is driving a Caesar (car built in Turin) 1917

The mystery of the first race
Let's go ahead and get right to the Ferrari driver: in his
memoirs writes that his first race was the Parma-Poggio di
Berceto October 5, 1919 with a CMN, and his two biographers
Valerio Moretti and Julius Schmidt will take over the news.
But there is a surprise in the auction held in Modena at the end of
1989, one year after the death it was on sale a photograph
where a young Enzo Ferrari is driving a Caesar
(car built in Turin) and in his own hand on the back are the
coordinates of the uphill race Pavullo -Sestola held July 19
1917 with the annotation of the time employed 36 '12 "for a
path of 26.475 km
Apparently it was an adventure just before the service
militare.E then? Why Ferrari has not mentioned, nor the two
authors have even suspected? Unfortunately, the picture was
sold but are photocopies of the image and the back
published in the auction catalog.

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have a picture of this?

 

http://www.veterancarclubtorino.org/raduni_eventi/Giovedi%20del%20Veteran/misteri_ferrari.pdf

 

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/collectables-literature-models/464208-various-pics-museo-casa-enzo-ferrari.html

 

have someone has image Enzo Ferrari at the wheel of a Caesar car July 19, 1917 Pavullo-Sestola race? Perhaps a copy images from this magazine? La Libreria dell'Automobile,international motorbooks,libri auto,libri moto

 

THANK YOU! You have a case there is no picture of this car - would love to see it!