Alfa Romeo. When aerodynamics means style

  • 15 June 2020
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From today until June 24th, the 110th anniversary of the founding of Alfa Romeo, we will be publishing a series of posts dedicated to this brand, which, in the course of its long history, built on creativity and imagination, has managed to be a protagonist in every field it has entered. We begin by taking a look at what Alfa did in the field of aerodynamics in the pre-war years. This description takes us forward in time with regard to our weekly pieces on this topic, which we will resume, going back to the point we had reached – 1927 with the Claveau –, after this digression into the history of the “Biscione” (as Alfa is known, in reference to the giant snake that features on its badge).

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