The Scuderia Alfa Romeo transporter, built on an Alfa Romeo 500 chassis, was a familiar sight during the inaugural 1950 Formula 1 World Championship season. Painted in the team’s deep red livery, it embodied both function and pride as it carried the legendary Alfetta 158 race cars to circuits across Europe. Its clean, purposeful design and finely executed coachwork reflected the same engineering precision that defined Alfa Romeo’s dominance on the track, making it a fitting extension of the team’s professional image.
At the races, Alfa Romeo’s transporters played their quiet but crucial role behind the scenes, supporting the squad as the Alfettas swept to victory after victory and secured the first Formula 1 World Championship for Giuseppe Farina.