Talk:Giovanna Amati

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This page was moved from "Giovanni Amati" to "Giovanna Amati" since that appears to be her name. The text of the page referred to "Giovanna." billlund 03:59, May 18, 2005 (UTC)

Amati appears to be one of the many drivers who lied about her age - she was born in 1959, not 1962. Some sources still say 1962, but the best sources say 1959. "The best" being the 'Where Are They Now' section of oldracingcars.com for which each driver's history has been torn to pieces looking for the truth, using birth and death records, burial records, you name it. Often the drivers have been contacted personally in order to establish date of birth etc. Bretonbanquet 00:27, 8 January 2006 (UTC)