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Pintacuda and Della Stufa won the 1935 Mille Miglia

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English: Entry #106 and WINNERS at Mille Miglia in Italy on 14 April 1935 was Carlo Pintacuda (standing) and marquis Alessandro Della Stufa (possibly stting, dark shirt/smoking) in an Alfa Romeo P3 (Tipo B; possibly the 1932 Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B 5001[1]). They were part of the Scuderia Ferrari team.[2] Team manager Enzo Ferrari is second from right (smiling, caps), while to the right (smiling cigarette) is motor journalist Giovanni Canestrini.[3]
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