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Luigi Storero

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He joined his father, Giacomo Storero's company (established 1850), which in 1884 started making bicycles. Luigi Storero was a winner of bicycle races in 1887, and was involved in the selling of foreign makes. A workshop was set up in Corso Valentino.
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However, he is known mostly for automobile racing. He won the 1898
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carmaker in via Madame Cristina, active in the period 1912–19.
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This biographical article related to Italian auto racing is a
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Torino
Torino
Asti
Alessandria
De Dion
tricycle
Brescia
Cremona
Mantua
Giovanni Agnelli
Carlo Biscaretti di Ruffia
Piacenza
Alessandro Cagno
Fiat
Saluzzo
Targa Rignano
Storero Fabbrica Automibili
birthdates
article on Storero
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Italian racing drivers
Italian automotive pioneers
1868 births
1956 deaths

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