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Extractions: Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents Lodovico Ferrari Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products Ferrari, Lodovico also spelled Ludovico Ferraro Italian mathematician who was the first to find an algebraic solution to the biquadratic, or quartic , equation (an algebraic equation that contains the fourth power of the unknown quantity but no higher power). From a poor family, Ferrari was taken into the service of the noted Italian mathematician
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Extractions: He began his career as the servant of Gerolamo Cardano. He was extremely bright, so Cardano started teaching him mathematics. Ferrari aided Cardano on his solutions for quadratic and cubic equations, and was mainly responsible for the solution of quartic equations that Cardano published. While still in his teens, Ferrari was able to obtain a prestigious teaching post after Cardano resigned from it and recommended him. Ferrari eventually retired young (only 42) and quite rich. He then moved back to his home town to take up a professorship of mathematics in 1565. Shortly thereafter, he died of arsenic poisoning, allegedly murdered by his sister. Lodovico Ferrari Resources Contact Us Sitemap
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Extractions: In spite of an onslaught by a slew of factory-entered Ford GT 40s, Ferrari finished 1-2-3 at the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans. Henry Ford II then had lapel buttons made declaring "Ford Wins Le Mans in '66," promising the world that his company would and threatening the jobs of anyone at Ford who wasn't with the plan. Ongoing development made the Ford GT faster and more reliable, and an all-star team of drivers was recruited. Ferrari relied on small displacement, high-winding single-overhead-cam V-12s, while Ford approached the job hot-rod-style: lots of cubes, one cam, and a pair of four-barrel carburetors. Here, the Ford Mark II driven by Graham Hill and Brian Muir leads the Ferrari P3 of Lodovico Scarfiotti and Mike Parks. In the end, it was Bruce McLaren and Chris Amon leading Ford's own 1-2-3 overall overall victory, the first of Ford's four wins. advertisement
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Extractions: Different strategies at Ferrari, Ford and Porsche After the 1,000-kilometre races of Monza and Spa, it bec o me s obvious that Enzo Ferrari 's first goal for 1967 is to win the FIA Constructors World Championship. At the Sebring 12-hours doubts were raised that Ferrari was less interested in winning this World Championship than in winning Le Mans 1967. Indeed, before starting at Daytona the Prancing Horse let knew the press that, if the Daytona 24-hours outing was blessed with success, Maranello should send works cars to the second round at Sebring. However no Ferrari works cars were seen at the Florida airfield. What happened? Mauro Forghieri , first engineer at Maranello, insisted upon Franco Lini , Ferrari's new race director, to send no factory cars to Sebring, in order to respect the scheduled production of at least four new Ferraris 330P4 for Le Mans. By going to Sebring at least three weeks should be lost, bringing the Le Mans project in danger.
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Extractions: Enzo Ferrari (1898-1988) Mauro Forghieri (I) (°1936) Jacques Swaters (B) (°1926) Lodovico Scarfiotti (I) 1933- Mike Parkes (GB) 1931- Lorenzo Bandini (I) 1935- Jean Guichet (F) °1927 Pedro Rodriguez (MEX) 1940- Ritchie Ginther (US) 1930-1989 John Surtees (GB) in discussion with race director Eugenio Dragoni (I) David Piper (GB) °1930 Richard Attwood (GB) °1940 "Beurlys" (B) °1928 Pierre Dumay (B) (?) Bob Bondurant (US) °1933 Masten Gregory (US) 1932-1985 Willy Mairesse (B) 1928-1969 Herbert Müller (D) 1940- DINO 206S Nino Vaccarella (I) °1933 Mario Casoni (I) °1939 George Follmer (US) °1934 Charlie Kolb (US) °1931 Although Ford and Ferrari have res. and 14 cars on the grid at the 1966 Le Mans 24-hours, one can hardly say that both protagonists are present with equal weapons. Of Ferrari's seven +2-litre prototypes only the three 330P3s - two Berlinettas and one Barquetta - are able to go as fast as Ford's eight 7-litre MkIIAs. The four Ferraris 365P2/P3 are - except for the total rebodied #18, entered by Luigi Chinetti's N.A.R.T. - highly unreliable. The yellow #17, entered by Jacques Swaters for the Écurie Francorchamps, was unable to finish on ly once at the four endurance races it earlier entered. And even if they should be able to reach the finish, they can hardly beat Ford's four Group 4 (S3) GT40 sportscars. Moreover Filipinetti's #19 was never raced this year. The colonel's (Ronnie Hoare of Maranello Concessionaires, England) #16 was only raced at short British races, however without results. Last but not least the three Dinos 206S - two barquettas and one berlinetta - can hardly do any better than beating the 2-litre Porsches, as they did earlier at the Spa 1,000-kms and the Nürburgring 1,000-kms. However, on such a fast circuit as Le Mans, under 2-litre cars can never compete for overall victory, in the best case for a place among the top-6.
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Extractions: FACOLTA' DEL DESIGN LAUREA 1° LIVELLO APPELLI SESSIONE ESTIVA Insegnamento Docente Data appello Aule CORSO INTEGRATO LABORAORIO DI PROGETTO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE 2 MARIA LUISA GALBIATI - MARIA LUISA GALBIATI - LUIGI BELLAVITA - FRANCESCO GALLI CT 47 CORSO INTEGRATO LABORAORIO DI PROGETTO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE 2 ANTONIO BARRESE - ANDREA MARTINO ROVATTI - ANTONIO BARRESE CT 48 CORSO INTEGRATO LABORATORIO DI PROGETTO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE 1 - 125 ORE GIOVANNI BAULE - DANIELA CALABI - GIOVANNI BAULE CT 43 CORSO INTEGRATO LABORATORIO DI PROGETTO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE 1 - 125 ORE LAURA ALMA MARIA MASSA - LAURA ALMA MARIA MASSA - CRISTOPH MARTI CT 45 CORSO INTEGRATO LABORATORIO DI PROGETTO DELLA COMUNICAZIONE 1 - 125 ORE MARCO ZUNG - MARTINO GASPARINI - MARCO ZUNG CT 42 CORSO INTEGRATO LABORATORIO DI PROGETTO PER LA MODA 1 MARCO TURINETTO - CRISTIANA SEASSARO - MICHELA SOLARI - COLOMBA LEDDI CT 52 CORSO INTEGRATO LABORATORIO DI PROGETTO PER LA MODA 2 SARA MANO - CHRISTOPH RADL - ENRICO REDAELLI CT 46 IMPRESA-MERCATO PARLAVECCHIA PAOLO CT 62 MARKETING INDUSTRIALE MERLINOVA IVETA CT 49 PROGETTAZIONE ILLUMINOTECNICA BONOMO MARIO CT 54 PROGETTAZIONE ILLUMINOTECNICA FORCOLINI GIANNI CT 57 CORSO INTEGRATO LABORATORIO DI SINTESI FINALE 3 FRANCESCO BELLINI - MATTEO PICCOLI [non ancora assegnate] METODI NUMERICI PER IL DESIGN SCARAZZINI ERMINIA RITA CT 60 ESTIMO DAL FABBRO GIORGIO CT 49 ESTIMO BELTRAMI GADOLA LUCA CT 59 LIFE CYCLE DESIGN VEZZOLI CARLO CT 62 TECNICHE DI VISUALIZZAZIONE GRAFICA EUGENI CT 43 TEORIE E STORIA DEL DISEGNO INDUSTRIALE 2
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Extractions: "Le Mans in 1967 was really a shootout between the Italian racing icon, Ferrari and the neaveau American Ford. Ferrari had been fielding racing cars since 1947, had been to Le Mans 18 times, every year since 1949. They began a program of development with the idea of winning at Le Mans. The car was known as the GT-40. It was powered by the 289 cubic inch V-8. The had scored no victories in 1964 and only one in 1965. They turned back to the American basic of more cubic inches and pulled out the big V-9, the 437 and 4-barrel carburetors. "In 1966 the 'new' 7.0 liter GT-40, known as the GT-40 MK II, got the job done. Winning at Daytona and Sebring and finishing 1, 2 and 3 at Le Mans had shocked Ferrari and pleased Henry Ford but Ford wanted more. A new car was developed from the ground up to take the big motor, proper car, the Mark IV. Ferrari set about to show Ford what a 'real' racing car was meant to be. It would be a lightweight 4.0 liter V-12 with 4 overhead camshafts, 36 valves, dual ignition (24 spark plugs) and fuel injection. The body would be of super slipper design in aluminum in both open and closed versions. "After the start of the race Gurney took the lead into the 2nd hour and never gave it up. The Mark IVs held first and second through the eleventh hour when the Ferrari P4 of Mike Parks and Lodovico Scarfiotti move into 2nd. The expected to up the pace as daylight came and press the Ford until it surrendered. It never happened. The unlikely team of Gurney and Foyt dove to victory ahead of two Ferraris and teammates McLaren and Donohue.
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Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents Auto racing originated as a way of testing the new vehicles for speed and endurance. In 1923, the Automobile Club of the Sarthe, which had established the first French Grand Prix, decided to organize a race that would test not only around-the-clock endurance but also auto headlights, which were still in their infancy. The result was the first 24 Hours of Le Mans race, originally called the Grand Prix of Endurance. The first race began at 4 p.m. May 26, 1923, during a tempestuous rain storm accompanied by bursts of hail. Thirty-five cars from 18 different manufacturers entered that race. When it ended at 4 p.m. the following day, the winner was a Chenard and Walcker "Sport" driven by Andre Lagache and Rene Leonard. The car covered 2,209.536 kilometers at an average speed of 92.064 kilometers per hour - about 57.2 miles an hour. Although the reliability of headlights is now taken for granted, the 24 Hours of Le Mans is still a major test of the endurance of an auto, driven continuously at high speeds. Teams originally included only two drivers. Since 1977, a team has been allowed, but not required, to have three drivers.
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Extractions: Tazio Nuvolari Gianfranco Comotti Achille Varzi Carlo Felice Trossi Carlo Pintacuda Attilio Marinoni Della Stufa Franco Cortese Antonio Brivio Martino Severi Louis Chiron Giuseppe Farina Battista Guidotti Guy Moll Hans Ruesch Mario Tadini Gianni Battaglia Archimede Rosa Costantino Magistri Raymond Sommer Franco Cortese Clemente Biondetti Giuseppe Minozzi Baconin Borzacchini "Mario Umberto"
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Extractions: Si disputa sul tracciato ricavato nel Parco del Valentino, il 2° Gran Premio della Città piemontese. La vettura da gara n°78 è una Ferrari Tipo 159 SBC, ovvero Spider Biposto Corsa, derivata direttamente dalla Tipo 159 S. Dirà Ferrari dopo la vittoria di Sommer al Gran Premio Torinese : " Ricordo la commozione che mi procurò la sua vittoria al Gran Premio di Torino, il 12 ottobre 1947, un risultato incoraggiante per me, che mi ritrovavo costruttore vincente in quel parco del Valentino dove nel 1919, morti mio padre e mio fratello, avevo pianto da disoccupato e senza un soldo..". Raimond Sommer ha regalato alla Ferrari il primo successo Internazionale dopo quello "nazionale" delle Terme di Caracalla con Franco Cortese su 125 del maggio di quell'anno. Sommer partecipa come pilota al primo Gran Premio a cui partecipa una Ferrari nel neonato Campionato del Mondo del 1950 a Montecarlo dove si qualifica in quarta posizione. Anche lui come tanti altri piloti troverà la morte in una gara automobilistica di secondo piano a Cadours in Francia il 10 settembra 1950.
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Extractions: Gerolamo Cardano or Jerome Cardan (September 24, 1501 - September 21 1576) was a celebrated (The period of European history at the close of the Middle Ages and the rise of the modern world; a cultural rebirth from the 14th through the middle of the 17th centuries) Renaissance (A person skilled in mathematics) mathematician (A licensed medical practitioner) physician (Someone who predicts the future by the positions of the planets and sun and moon) astrologer , and (A person who wagers money on the outcome of games or sporting events) gambler He was born in (Click link for more info and facts about Pavia) Pavia (A republic in southern Europe on the Italian Peninsula; was the core of the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire between the 4th century BC and the 5th century AD) Italy , the (The illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents) illegitimate child of a mathematically gifted (A professional person authorized to practice law; conducts lawsuits or gives legal advice) lawyer who was a friend of (Italian painter and sculptor and engineer and scientist and architect; the most versatile genius of the Italian Renaissance (1452-1519))
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