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Description1957-08-17 Roskilde Ferrari 166 0328M Orban.jpg	English: Ferraris and "MG at Roskilde Ring in Denmark on Sunday 17 August 1957." The nearest entry #41 is the——1953 Ferrari 166 MM Vignale Spider s/n 0328M driven by, "Serge Orban," did not finish.※ In the "middle is an AC Ace driven by Hans Wiese."※ Furthest away is an MGA driven by Bo Elmhorn.
Date	17 August 1957
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Author	Unknown photographer

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