Biography
Giulio Cabianca was born in Verona on 19 February 1923. In 1955 he won the Dolomites Gold Cup race. He made his Formula One World Championship debut on 18 May 1958. In total he was entered in four championship Grands Prix and started three of them. He drove cars built by Maserati and O.S.C.A. in 1958, by Maserati in 1959 and a Cooper in 1960, when he finished 19th in the drivers' standings. He also took part in one Formula One race outside the championship.
Cabianca died on 15 June 1961, aged 38, during a test session at the Modena Autodrome. He was driving a Cooper-Ferrari belonging to Scuderia Castellotti, and a gearbox failure is suspected to have caused the crash. The car left the circuit and crossed the Via Emilia. Three other people also lost their lives in the accident.
Source: Wikipedia, “Giulio Cabianca”. Text licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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