Ettore Bianco

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Ettore Bianco is a former Italian racing driver. He entered 48 races between 1934 and 1952 in Fiat's and Maserati's, he started 37 of them. In 1937 he was a works driver for Officine Alfieri Maserati. Among his best results were three second places and four third places.

Complete results

No.YearDateRaceEntrantCarTeammate(s)Result
11934April 8 Mille Miglia - Fiat Siata 508S "A. Mignanego"18th
21935April 14 Mille Miglia - Maserati 4CS Guerino Bertocchi 7th
31935August 15XI Coppa Acerbo Junior Ettore Bianco Maserati 4CM none2nd
41935September 15IV Circuito di Modena JuniorEttore Bianco Maserati 4CM noneDNF
51935September 29 VI Velká Cena Masarykova Ettore Bianco Maserati 4CM noneDNF
61935October 6IX Coppa della Sila Ettore Bianco Maserati 4CM none3rd
71936April 5 Mille Miglia - Maserati 4CS "M. Boccali"6th
81936April 11 I Coupe de Prince Rainier - Maserati 4CM -DNF
91936June 28 I Circuito di Milano - Maserati -4th
101936July 12 Albi Grand Prix - Maserati 4CM -DNF
111936August 2X Coppa Ciano - Maserati 4CM -DNF
121936August 23III Prix de Berne - Maserati 4CM -10th
131936September 7II Coppa Edda Ciano - Maserati 4C -4th
141936September 13 1936 Italian Grand Prix Scuderia Torino Maserati Piero Dusio
Carlo Felice Trossi
DNS
151936September 21V Circuito di Modena - Maserati 4CM -DNF
161937April 18 II Gran Premio del Valentino Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM René Dreyfus
Gino Rovere
4th
171937April 25 III Coppa Principessa di Piemonte Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM Carlo Felice Trossi
Franco Cortese
Vittorio Belmondo
5th
181937May 9 XI Gran Premio di Tripoli Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 8C Pietro Ghersi
René Dreyfus
DNF
191937May 23XXVII Targa Florio Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM Francesco Severi 3rd
201937May 30VI Internationales Avus RennenEttore Bianco Maserati 8C noneDNS
211937May 30I Circuito della Superba - Maserati -DNS
221937June 13 Gran Premio di Firenze Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM Giovanni Rocco
René Dreyfus
Carlo Felice Trossi
Gino Rovere
3rd
231937June 20 II Circuito di Milano - Maserati -DNS
241937July 25 San Remo Grand Prix (Heat 1) Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM Achille Varzi
Giovanni Rocco
4th
251937August 15XIII Coppa Acerbo Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM Giovanni Rocco 2nd
261937September 19III Coppa Edda Ciano Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM Carlo Felice Trossi
Achille Varzi
DNF
271937September 26 Circuito di Campione d'Italia Officine Alfieri Maserati Maserati 6CM Giovanni Rocco
Aldo Marazza
Carlo Felice Trossi
DNF
281938May 15 XII Gran Premio di Tripoli Scuderia Subauda Maserati 6CM Edoardo Teagno 4th
291938May 22XXIX Targa Florio Scuderia Subauda Maserati 6CM Dioscoride Lanza
Edoardo Teagno
DNF
301938June 12XIV Grand Prix de Picardie Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM Luigi Soffietti
Dioscoride Lanza
3rd
311938June 26 IV Coppa Principessa di Piemonte Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM Edoardo Teagno
Dioscoride Lanza
Luigi Soffietti
4th
321938July 10 Grand Prix de l'Albigeois Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM Edoardo Teagno
Dioscoride Lanza
DNF
331938July 17 Circuito Varese Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM Edoardo Teagno
Dioscoride Lanza
DNS
341938August 7 Coppa Ciano Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM Edoardo Teagno DNS
351938August 7XIV Coppa Acerbo Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM noneDNF
361938August 21V Prix de Berne Ettore Bianco Maserati 4CM none2nd
371938August 28 Grand Prix de la Baule Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM noneDNS
381938September 4IV Coppa Edda Ciano Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM noneDNF
391938September 11 Gran Premio di Milano Scuderia Subauda Maserati 4CM Edoardo Teagno 6th
401939May 7 XIII Gran Premio di Tripoli Ettore Bianco Maserati noneDNF
411939May 14XXX Targa Florio Ettore Bianco Maserati 4CM noneDNF
421939May 28 V Coppa Principessa di Piemonte Ettore Bianco Maserati 4CM none5th
431939August 20VI Prix de Berne ---DNS
441940May 12 XIV Gran Premio di Tripoli - Maserati 4CL -13th
451940May 23 Targa Florio - Maserati 4CL -4th
461947June 22 Mille Miglia - Fiat "Ruffa"DNS
471948May 2 Mille Miglia - Fiat 500 noneDNS
481952June 1 XIV Grand Prix d'Albi Ettore Bianco Maserati 4CLT/48 noneDNF
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References

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