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Oct 28, 2026

MiraHOST
4:16
Yep, but he was an incredible driver.
MiraHOST
4:20
By 1920, he started racing for a famous company called Alfa Romeo.
MiraHOST
4:26
And on June 17th, 1923, driving a bright red Alfa Romeo RL, he won a huge race at the Savio Circuit in the city of Ravenna.
MiraHOST
4:37
That's awesome.
MiraHOST
4:39
Did he get a giant gold trophy? He got something much better.
MiraHOST
5:42
In 1929, he started his own racing team called Scuderia Ferrari, which actually translates to Ferrari Stable, like a stable for super-fast horses.
MiraHOST
5:54
So he was making his very own Ferraris now? Not quite yet.
MiraHOST
5:58
He was still managing the racing team for Alfa Romeo cars.
John FicarraHOST
9:52
People forget this.
John FicarraHOST
9:53
The reason Ferraris are red, red was the racing color of Italy, so Alfa Romeos.
John FicarraHOST
9:58
Silver was Germany.
John FicarraHOST
10:02
Green – was...
Mr VHOST
55:31
Tsunoda's shown a lot.
Mr VHOST
55:36
But Joe had his entire career in Alfa Romeo and then Saba, which were both pretty trash.
Mr VHOST
55:43
At the very start of his career, Alfa Romeo was okay for a third of a season.
Mr VHOST
55:48
And then he had no opportunity to show anything.
Mr VHOST
55:50
Tsunoda had opportunity to show some stuff in cars that were getting results.
Sandeep AhmedHOST
1:58
That was the biggest one.
Sandeep AhmedHOST
2:00
This time, we'll talk about the Alfa Romeo 2CV.
Sandeep AhmedHOST
2:02
Kure-rosa concept, which was another really amazing card.
VivekHOST
2:07
Kure-rosa or something, yeah.

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VivekHOST
37:23
Their model portfolio is huge.
VivekHOST
37:26
Like, I mean, overall, it's a little bit small and their primary models are like a little bit old, so I would say.
VivekHOST
37:34
But this brand is Alfa Romeo.
VivekHOST
37:37
So Alfa Romeo perhaps is probably, I would argue, is one of the most emotional brands.
RomanHOST
56:59
And look, we've had a lot of car news recently that has captured the headline.
RomanHOST
57:04
The one that I just fell in love with, he was part of the team that did this Alfa Romeo.
RomanHOST
57:09
Yes.
RomanHOST
57:10
I think the word for it in Italian is Red Heart.
RomanHOST
57:14
And what Alfa Romeo said was that this could be either electric or it could be engine powered, but it's one of the prettiest designs ever.
RomanHOST
57:21
We just had the unveiling of the Mission S, the Porsche, the new car that's going to live above the 911.
RomanHOST
57:28
And then, of course, Tesla pulled their, I'm going to call it a publicity stunt, where they had the Roadster fly and kickflip.
Andre SmirnovHOST
57:50
Yeah.
Jason HassettHOST
17:27
As the coffin was carried out, the mourners started their engines instead.
Jason HassettHOST
17:34
Dozens of Alfa Romeos filling the air, every one of them running a Busso 6, and revved them all together for the man who had given the heretic its voice.
Jason HassettHOST
17:47
That is the story of the Alfa Romeo 916 GTV.
Jason HassettHOST
17:52
We were going to do all of the GTVs in one sequence in this video, but I actually do like doing them all separately.
Alan BradleyHOST
32:40
And it's as if that was a spin-off of the 208 GTI.
Alan BradleyHOST
32:45
Alfa Romeo, Curio Rosso.
Alan BradleyHOST
32:48
QRA Rosso Twin Turbo V6 GT, I don't know that that will ever be built.
Andrew ClewsHOST
32:56
Well, it won't.
Maximillion CooperGUEST
4:19
At the time, you know, you don't think about it, but it probably did kind of give me a bit of a passion for the sound and the smells and the, you know, the journey on wheels.
Theodor EkstrandHOST
4:31
Did you have an uncle or who was it in your close area that had some Alfa Romeos or like a car collection? That was
Maximillion CooperGUEST
4:37
grandfather, yeah.
Maximillion CooperGUEST
4:38
So like he had a collection of Alfa Romeos, including at the time in the 70s when it was this sort of beautiful Alfa 1750 GT, GTV and 2000 GTV and GTAs, the sort of the racing version of them.
Maximillion CooperGUEST
4:58
Beautiful Italian Bertone body, you know, the typical Italian kind of sports car at the time.
Maximillion CooperGUEST
5:04
Probably a poor man's Ferrari, but still sort of very beautiful and exotic.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
23:50
for you? I mean, we just did the Alfa Romeo.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
23:53
That's kind of one brand that we're working with a client on.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
23:56
He's trying to create a a brand of his own on these Alfa Romeos, like a modern recreation with maintaining the vintage nature of those cars.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
24:05
So that was one client we restored a car for, a couple little custom mods, and then we did another one and we built a custom wide body, like we just cut metal and did a kind of shape of his vision.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
24:16
And then it just kind of snowballed.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
24:17
He didn't really have that vision from the beginning, but I was like, hey, let's do another one.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
24:20
And then that led into like, well, you should make a mold that way you can just pop out, you know, carbon fiber body panels instead of, you know, redoing it metal.
Andrew HarsevoortGUEST
24:28
So I just kind of went into this whole thing and I was like, well, now there's a brand behind it, kind of like a signal forest where these vintage Alfa Romeos are being reimagined.
RiriHOST
19:12
Teaks, my Italian is really poor, so I'm going to ask you to read out what it's called.
RiriHOST
19:15
But basically, Alfa Romeo released a new concept car that Teaks is going to tell us what it's called.
RiriHOST
19:19
Corre Rosso.
TeeksHOST
19:21
Yeah, I got it.
TeeksHOST
19:21
The Alfa Romeo
RiriHOST
19:22
Corre Rosso.
RiriHOST
19:24
Corre Rosso.
RiriHOST
19:27
Again, I'll be honest.

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