Achille Varzi in a Bugatti T51, winner of the Monaco Grand Prix Product:Postcard A man leads a horse

A man leads a horse down the road

God of speed

two pushing and one embracing an enormous pig in a two-wheeled farm cart

View of the west end of Austin Friars

Achille Varzi in a Bugatti T51, winner of the Monaco Grand Prix Product:Postcard A man leads a horseAchille Varzi in a Bugatti T51, winner of the Monaco Grand Prix, 1933. He was originally a motorcyclist. In 1928 he entered into a motor racing partnership with Nuvolari with a stable of Type 35 Bugattis. However in late 1928 he bought a P2 Alfa Romeo and set up on his own. During 1929 he won so many victories that Nuvolari bought a P2 so that he could compete on equal terms. This led to Varzi switching to Maserati, and in 1930 he earned the title of