Alfredo Pian interested in the two Talbot Lago T26. He was on Maserati 4CLT. On the second day of the training he had an accident, was flung from his car and fractured his right fibula. Monaco Grand Prix 1950.

$Alfredo Pian interested in the two Talbot Lago T26. He was on Maserati 4CLT. On the second day of the training he had an accident, was flung from his car and fractured his right fibula. Monaco Grand Prix 1950. - Photo by Edward Quinn$

Alfredo Pian interested in the two Talbot Lago T26. He was on Maserati 4CLT. On the second day of the training he had an accident, was flung from his car and fractured his right fibula. Monaco Grand Prix 1950.

Argentinian driver Alfredo Pian, his leather helmet and goggles pushed up, inspects a pair of Talbot-Lago T26 cars during practice for the 1950 Monaco Grand Prix. With its cowling removed, the powerful straight-six engine of the foreground car is visible to mechanics and officials. Pian, who drove a Maserati 4CLT, would have his race weekend cut short. The next day, he was thrown from his car in an accident, fracturing his right fibula.

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