Inside OSCA

This captivating book explores the legacy of OSCA through stunning photography by Walter Breveglieri, showcasing his passion for motor racing and the Maserati brothers.

This book presents a remarkable collection of stunning photographs captured by Walter Breveglieri, a celebrated photographer from Bologna. Known for his work with film and sports icons, Breveglieri's true passion lay in motor racing. His unique perspective as an amateur racing driver allowed him to forge friendships with the Maserati brothers—Ernesto, Ettore, and Bindo—and cultivate a deep loyalty to their automobile brand, OSCA (Officine Specializzate Costruzione Automobili).

Founded in 1947, the same year Ferrari was established in nearby Maranello, OSCA became synonymous with exquisitely engineered cars, primarily featuring small-capacity engines. The book delves into this fascinating era, showcasing Breveglieri's dedication to not only racing but also documenting the vibrant life of the OSCA factory and the charismatic vehicles it produced. From the tracks to the production line, the imagery captures the essence of a unique automotive legacy.

Inside OSCA serves as a treasure trove for car enthusiasts and collectors alike, offering a glimpse into the world of racing through the lens of a passionate photographer. The book highlights the allure of these remarkable machines, once raced by legends like Stirling Moss and Maria Teresa de Filippis, ensuring that their legacy continues to inspire and captivate a new generation of connoisseurs.