PREVIOUS WINNERS

July 7th 2014

PREVIOUS WI NN ERS

1928. Nuvolari (Bugatti), 100.870 k.p.h. 1929. Brilli-Peri (Talbot), 143.846 k.p.h. 1930. Borzacchini (Maserati 16 cyl.),

146.539 k.p.h.

1931. Race not held.

1932. Race not held.

Race run on the circuit of Mellaha, 13 km. 100 in length.

Length of the race : 30 laps, or 393 kilometres.

Lap record : 1933, Varzi (Bugatti), 4m. 26 4/5s. 176 k.p.h.

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