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The "Rosa Bianca" Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 of US Lieutenant Henry Bartecchi at Coppa della Toscana in the early 1950s, perhaps in 1952 when he also did the 1000 Miglia (as entry #601). He withdrew the race.
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