The 2002 Mille Miglia

Mille Miglia 2002
Alfa Romeo

So many Alfa Romeo cars were entered that we have split the pictures onto two pages. Here are all the open-topped cars, generally the older ones.
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The oldest Alfa Romeo cars were the two RL Targa Florio from 1924. A large number of 1750s from the late 1920's were also present.

Bigger engines were to be seen in the various 2300 cars, both six and eight cylinder versions taking part.

Whilst the 2600 followed the logical engine development.

Famous names such as Monza, Mille Miglia and Le Mans featured heavily in the cars' titles.

Alfa drivers came from many countries, including Italy, Germany, Belgium, UK, Argentina, USA, Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland.

The biggest engine, and one of the strangest bodies, was the 8C2900B.

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	The oldest Alfa Romeo cars were the two RL Targa Florio from 1924. A large number of 1750s from the late 1920's were also present.

Bigger engines were to be seen in the various 2300 cars, both six and eight cylinder versions taking part.


	Whilst the 2600 followed the logical engine development.

Famous names such as Monza, Mille Miglia and Le Mans featured heavily in the cars' titles.

	Alfa drivers came from many countries, including Italy, Germany, Belgium, UK, Argentina, USA, Netherlands, Austria and Switzerland.
The biggest engine, and one of the strangest bodies, was the 8C2900B.