That comparation in impossible… you know, F1 changed a lot in the last years. To me, Fangio’s F1 and Senna’s F1 are not the same sport. I shall add Schumy to your list. I don’t know what position he deserves, but he should be on it, sure.
1) Nuvolari 2) Nuvolari 3) Nuvolari… Sopperiva alla minore potenza della macchina e alla minore bravura tecnica con la genialità! Ad ogni curva si buttava dentro derapando, correva per vincere e non per piazzarsi, correva come se dal giorno dopo non dovesse più correre, era affamato di vittoria, di asfalto… Come lui non c’è e non ci sarà più nessuno! Immenso!
Hard to said… Nuvolari have this little something: He was thinking when driving, he always know what he what and never made a misting whith he’s choice, and the realisation of he’s goals was at the centre of he’s preoccupations and act to the way to do it… So, he will probably be more then an average driver today because of he’s character.
Well,what you say comes from your heart!Let’s say that his great stuff should be widely refined (finished) to suit todays F1 driving requirements and he would be easily wasting
those points making the difference in the 30es=He could surely be a good driver but may be no more an outclass=
I would like to see Nuvolari in a modern Formula 1 car. The things he was doing with these old superformulas…….realy amazing…..he could get 120% of those cars and I thing that with a bit of a practising he could beat all the guys in modern Formula 1 easily.
Nuvolari é al di sopra della gente…..
Grazie Lucio….
giuliacisafare | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
Nuvolari was the Schumacher of his time
lucarioguy111 | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
ci sono uomini che identificano uno sport. Quando penso all’automobilismo penso a Nuvolari
NateRiver87 | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
grande Nivola…
zio69zio | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
grande,grande Tazio!!!!
Bertassellodavide | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
my name is tazio and Im proud of it ;3 !
SilentNunchaku | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
maybe they made lousy cars in the 1930′s but in the 1960′s they were world leading without doubt
also throughout the 1970′s they led the way as well
SteveSpicerPortsmuth | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
The British made lousy cars, but good airplanes!
Uncle5cary | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
Im your father and i know that my father is Tazio Nuvolari
NyocoreFan | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
sure……………
r1win | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
nuvolari is my grand father…………….
richardpyp | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
nuvolari was better than anyone (see 1935 nurburgring gp) and always will be, no arguments
fogdentho | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
wow those cars look huge
cobrafan427 | Mar 19, 2010 | Reply
grande tazio
omone1 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
bravo tazio
omone1 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
A chiunque interessassero delle t-shirt di Tazio Nuvolari le puo’ trovare su ” e b a y ”
scrivendo Tazio Nuvolari…
B3nNy88 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
That comparation in impossible… you know, F1 changed a lot in the last years. To me, Fangio’s F1 and Senna’s F1 are not the same sport. I shall add Schumy to your list. I don’t know what position he deserves, but he should be on it, sure.
iscariot79 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
Wow, great to see how the track has changed and the similarities that still remain!
robcastellani | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
1) Nuvolari 2) Nuvolari 3) Nuvolari… Sopperiva alla minore potenza della macchina e alla minore bravura tecnica con la genialità! Ad ogni curva si buttava dentro derapando, correva per vincere e non per piazzarsi, correva come se dal giorno dopo non dovesse più correre, era affamato di vittoria, di asfalto… Come lui non c’è e non ci sarà più nessuno! Immenso!
Blackmoresan | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
grande tazio nuvolari
bei tempi quelli
cablatore | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
1.) Fangio, 2.)Senna, 3.)Clark 4.)Nuvolari 5.) Lauda
RothmansRenaultF1 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
That’s a good point – I knew him as a highly talented fully emotional driver- so,nowaday may be not a top one but more than average….
I agree=
indigoblue555 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
Hard to said… Nuvolari have this little something: He was thinking when driving, he always know what he what and never made a misting whith he’s choice, and the realisation of he’s goals was at the centre of he’s preoccupations and act to the way to do it… So, he will probably be more then an average driver today because of he’s character.
therrydicule | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
Well,what you say comes from your heart!Let’s say that his great stuff should be widely refined (finished) to suit todays F1 driving requirements and he would be easily wasting
those points making the difference in the 30es=He could surely be a good driver but may be no more an outclass=
indigoblue555 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply
I would like to see Nuvolari in a modern Formula 1 car. The things he was doing with these old superformulas…….realy amazing…..he could get 120% of those cars and I thing that with a bit of a practising he could beat all the guys in modern Formula 1 easily.
Tommy493 | Mar 20, 2010 | Reply