Twenty-three Fiats entered the event, apart from two 8Vs and two 514s, all with engines of 1100cc or smaller ! A variety of intersting aerodynamic shapes were to be seen amongst the cars......

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	The oldest Fiats were the two 514 cars, bearing the famous names 'Mille Miglia' and 'Coppa d'Alpi'. These were followed by a large group of various 508 models mostly 'Mille Miglia' or 'Coppa d'Oro' variants.
A couple of 500 Sport cars, which looked like miniature models, had unusual bodystyles.
	The 1100 was also represented, both in berlina and Pininfarina coupé form.
	The 8V, the biggest and most powerful Fiat present, was a Zagato bodied example, whilst a single Topolino upheld tradition.
A series of Fiat based aerodynamic cars from the 1930's and 40's provides an interesting comparison.

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