Does anyone know if Beppe Lucchini, from the 80s Scuderia Italia F1 team is the same Lucchini that is now building SR2 class sportscars?
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, Jan 14 2003 02:45
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CSGPR
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Posted 14 January 2003 - 06:54
Hi dretceterini
It could easily be. But if you want to know for sure you could try to contact them and ask. Please find information below:
LUCCHINI S.p.A. - Head Office
Via Oberdan, 1/a
I-25128 Brescia BS
tel +39 030 3992.1
Public Relations Marica paterlini mpaterlini@lucchini.it
Best Regards
It could easily be. But if you want to know for sure you could try to contact them and ask. Please find information below:
LUCCHINI S.p.A. - Head Office
Via Oberdan, 1/a
I-25128 Brescia BS
tel +39 030 3992.1
Public Relations Marica paterlini mpaterlini@lucchini.it
Best Regards
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Posted 14 January 2003 - 08:32
Hallo,
I think they aren't the same person: Beppe Lucchini is a big steel factory owner, that was racing "Scuderia Italia BMS Dallara" in F1 some years ago.
The builder of the sport prototype cars, is another one Lucchini; they build and race this kind of cars in "national" specific (alfa v6 engine, LM3?) from many years, and achieved several national title, two or three with the grandson of Consalvo Sanesi at the wheel.
I think they aren't the same person: Beppe Lucchini is a big steel factory owner, that was racing "Scuderia Italia BMS Dallara" in F1 some years ago.
The builder of the sport prototype cars, is another one Lucchini; they build and race this kind of cars in "national" specific (alfa v6 engine, LM3?) from many years, and achieved several national title, two or three with the grandson of Consalvo Sanesi at the wheel.
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Posted 14 January 2003 - 09:05
... from many years, and achieved several national title, two or three with the grandson of Consalvo Sanesi at the wheel
Campionato Italiano Prototipi
1984 Adriano Gozzi Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1985 Arturo Merzario Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1986 Bruno Corradi Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1987 Roberto del Castello Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1988 Stefano Sanesi Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1989 Stefano Sanesi Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1990 Stefano Sanesi Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1991 Giorgio Francia Osella - Alfa Romeo
1992 Fabio Mancini Osella - Alfa Romeo
1993 Ermanno Martinello Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1994 Ermanno Martinello Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1995 Massimo Saccomanno Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1996 Salvatore Ronca Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1997 Stefano Sanesi Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1998 Filippo Francioni Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
1999 Mauro Prospero Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
2000 Luca Drudi Tampolli - Alfa Romeo
2001 Francesca Pardini Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
2002 Filippo Francioni Lucchini - Alfa Romeo
E.
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David T.
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Posted 14 January 2003 - 12:47
Giorgio Lucchini of Lucchini Engineering (ie the Sports car manufacturer) has NOTHING to do with Giuseppe Lucchini of Scuderia Italia. Definitely. I know both people. Wishes. 
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Posted 14 January 2003 - 17:22
Thanks! I am aware of Lucchini's successes in the various Italian hillclimb and sportscar series. I didn't think there was any relation between Beppe Lucchini and this team, but wanted to check...
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Patrick Italiano
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Posted 16 January 2003 - 17:44
Stuff for the Doc:
This "ought to be" an Alfa Lucchini. Probably not the Italian Champion 2002.
I know nothing about it.
The number could suggest Mille Miglia...
This "ought to be" an Alfa Lucchini. Probably not the Italian Champion 2002.
I know nothing about it.
The number could suggest Mille Miglia...
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dretceterini
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Posted 16 January 2003 - 18:53
My Orsini Mille Miglia book isn't handy at the moment, but the car kind of looks like the Ferri-Cormons (sp?) that was a cross between Alfa 6c2500 and Lancia parts..
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Patrick Italiano
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Posted 17 January 2003 - 14:18
You mean this one:
It looks similar, but It's not the same. My pic is too dark to detail the car, but at least the scuttle is very different, and so seem other details: rear fender has not the same shape, grille is not the same, headlamps higher on this one, different hubs for wire wheels...
I wouldn't bet, but unless it has been transformed between the two pics...
It looks similar, but It's not the same. My pic is too dark to detail the car, but at least the scuttle is very different, and so seem other details: rear fender has not the same shape, grille is not the same, headlamps higher on this one, different hubs for wire wheels...
I wouldn't bet, but unless it has been transformed between the two pics...
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Posted 17 January 2003 - 17:13
The car in the top photo looks to me to be a modified 6c1500, 1750 or 8c2300. From the scuttle forward, there are obvious modifications, including what appears to me to be a 6c2500 grille. The only car I could think of that looks remotely like this is the Ferri. I have never seen the top photo before...
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Posted 22 November 2008 - 01:55
Originally posted by David T.
Giorgio Lucchini of Lucchini Engineering (ie the Sports car manufacturer) has NOTHING to do with Giuseppe Lucchini of Scuderia Italia. Definitely. I know both people. Wishes.
Greetings
I own a Lucchini S280 sn002 and have been trying unsuccessfully to reach someone at Lucchini-Engineering, hoping to find out about the car's history and any technical engineering drawings that may be available. If you personally know Giorgio Lucchini, would you be willing to contact him and/or provide him my contact information on this request?
Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.
Todd Smathers
Pleasanton, California, USA
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Posted 26 January 2009 - 05:49
Much thanks to all for the inputs to this thread.
Unfortunately all my attempts to reach Lucchini have failed. The CoC in Mantova (Mantua, home of Nuvolari) provided the last know addr for Luc Engr but no reply. I contacted Adriano Gozzi who was in another thread on Luc who successfully raced them but that turned out to be the wrong Gozzi also. The Luc steel industry is definitely the wrong Lucchini. The last fb I got was that Luc Engr had fallen into some legal/business problems and may have closed.
Continued feedback is very appreciated as I will followup on anything that looks promising.
Wicked car though. Lightweight bodywork, M12 motor. Good ride.
Thx
Unfortunately all my attempts to reach Lucchini have failed. The CoC in Mantova (Mantua, home of Nuvolari) provided the last know addr for Luc Engr but no reply. I contacted Adriano Gozzi who was in another thread on Luc who successfully raced them but that turned out to be the wrong Gozzi also. The Luc steel industry is definitely the wrong Lucchini. The last fb I got was that Luc Engr had fallen into some legal/business problems and may have closed.
Continued feedback is very appreciated as I will followup on anything that looks promising.
Wicked car though. Lightweight bodywork, M12 motor. Good ride.
Thx
