\u201cNot only did production of car tyres expand enormously, but there was also a high degree of perfection, which earned these products a whole string of victories in races, touring competitions, and so on. Already in 1906, at the Milan International exhibition, the company had won a Grand Prix for its display of car tyres. The following year, Prince Scipione Borghese, accompanied by Luigi Barzini, won the coveted palm of victory in the 17,000-kilometre Peking-Paris race organised by Le Matin<\/i>.
\nThey drove the car, fitted with Pirelli tyres, across inhospitable plains, hazardous mountainous areas, riverbeds, and endless rugged tracks.<\/p>\n
When Pirelli celebrated its first fifty years in 1922, it had already built up a long tradition of victories in motor racing.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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