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" Alfa Romeo will return to its historic racing roots when it brings three of its museum vehicles to the &amp;quot;Mille Miglia&amp;quot; tribute race held in Brescia, Italy, from May 12-15. The Italian automaker won the race 11 times during its original run from 1927 to 1957. Of those victories, eight were scored by variations of the dominant (and sublimely beautiful) Alfa Romeo 8C racing car \u2013 including an unbroken stretch of wins from 1932 to 1938. Today&amp;#039;s Mille Miglia, revived in the early 1980s, is now a timed event rather than an outright first-to-the-flag race. The Alfa Romeo Historic Motoring team vehicles will include a 6C 1500 Super Sport, which is identical to the model that won the 1928 race. The second is a 6C 1750 Gran Sport, dating from 1930, along with a 1900 Super Sprint from 1956. The historic vehicles will be &amp;quot;accompanied&amp;quot; by a fleet of six 2011 Alfa Romeo Giuliettas. The biggest question for North American fans of Alfa Romeo is when the company will finally bring this road show \u2013 or at least the modern vehicles \u2013 to this side of the Atlantic. Alfa Romeo has once again pushed back its re-entry to the U.S., which is now planned for 2013. Design concerns over the next Giulia sedan have apparently been one of the main causes for consternation both in Turin, Italy, and Chrysler&amp;#039;s headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The Giulia will also underpin the next Chrysler 200 and Dodge Avenger. In the meantime, we&amp;#039;d gladly take the keys to one of the vintage 6C racing cars while we wait. Related posts:  Saab Returns to the Mille Miglia California Mille Miglia Alfa For America \u2013 Maserati to Build Alfa Romeo 4C  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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