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English: Alfieri Maserati at the wheel of what is probably a 1925 Diatto Tipo 30 8C (8 cylinders). He was engineer at Diatto in Torino 1922 to 1926 and had made the 2-litre engine for Diatto. One caption (diatto.com) says this is at the 1925 GP d'Italia (at Monza on 6 September 1925[1]), another says this is Monza on 14 June 1925, which would be Coppa del Re[2]; and that these are the "Maserati Brothers", so the passenger (co-driver) may be Bindo, Ettore (or Ernesto). It has the Diatto label on the radiator, so it is not the first Maserati Tipo 26 (yet). But it may be the prototype.
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