#GiulioRamponi

Giulio Ramponi (January 8, 1902 – December 1986) was an Italian automotive technician and race driver, known for his expertise in endurance racing. In 1918, he became a mechanic for Giuseppe Campari, a friend of his stepfather. By 1924, Ramponi had taken on the role of chief riding mechanic and co-driver for Antonio Ascari. Under the guidance of Vittorio Jano, he became a test driver for the Alfa Romeo 6C in 1927 and resumed his position as chief mechanic and co-driver for Campari, achieving Mille Miglia victories in both 1928 and 1929.

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