Ferrari 750 Monza

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The 750 Monza was a new four-cylinder sports racing car in 1954. With the three-liter version of the Mondial engine, it produced 260 PS while weighing just 760 kg. It got its name because Mike Hawthorn and Umberto Maglioli won their very first race in Monza. The sports car championship that Ferrari had claimed in 1954 went to Mercedes-Benz in 1955, as the Monza could not hold off the 300 SLR. That same year, Alberto Ascari died in a crash during a spontaneous test drive at Monza in a 750 Monza.

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The Pinin Farina bodywork anticipated the droop-snoot look of the famous 250 GTO.
The Scaglietti-bodied 750 Monza stood out with its faired-in headrest, which already foreshadowed the flowing lines of the Testa Rossa.

Frequently asked questions about the Ferrari 750 Monza

When was the Ferrari 750 Monza raced?

The Ferrari 750 Monza was raced in 1954.

How much power does the Ferrari 750 Monza have?

Power of the Ferrari 750 Monza: 260 PS.

What engine does the Ferrari 750 Monza have?

Engine of the Ferrari 750 Monza: 3.0 l (3000 cm³) Lampredi I4. It is mounted at the front.

What are the predecessor and successor of the Ferrari 750 Monza?

Predecessor: Ferrari 735 S. Successor: Ferrari 857 S.

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Ferrari 750 Monza

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Frequently asked questions about the Ferrari 750 Monza

When was the Ferrari 750 Monza raced?

How much power does the Ferrari 750 Monza have?

What engine does the Ferrari 750 Monza have?

What are the predecessor and successor of the Ferrari 750 Monza?

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