All correct, and one more point to your total. Great drivers from the golden years of road racing.
Umberto Maglioli was easily the youngest one there, and was till driving competitively in the 1970s. When you think about it, he started racing when it was all about pre-war cars taken out of storage, and finished his career in the era of the Alfa Romeo T33. An extraordinary career.
I've decided not to leave the puzzle here for the extra point - that was just my little joke. Giovanni Bracco was reputed to have enjoyed cigarettes and a flask of brandy passed to him by his co-driver during longer events like the Mille Miglia. Different times!
