WSC60 Alfa Romeo Tipo 33

3d Model by Roman Chyzhykov: https://sketchfab.com/chijikoff.roma/models Modified and used with permission under Creative Commons licence v4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Modified / Reworked and conversion by: MacedoSTI Updates: Gadu Now officially Alfa Romeo's competition department, Carlo Chiti's Autodelta began the development of the replacement of the highly successful 'TZ' and 'TZ2' GT racers late in 1964. Dubbed the type '33', the new Alfa Romeo was an altogether more ambitious machine as it was intended to run in the small displacement prototype class where Porsches reigned supreme. Very few existing parts could be used on this project so it took over two years before the first car was actually raced. In order to keep pace with the competition, Chiti's men designed Alfa Romeo's second ever mid-engined chassis. Unlike the TZ, which used a multi-tubular 'spaceframe' design, the 33 featured a simpler chassis built around three large diameter tubes constructed from riveted sheet aluminium. Two were used as side-members with the third connecting the two in the middle to create an 'H' shape. On both ends more conventional magnesium cross-members were also used