500 bhp, 2,995 cc flat twelve-cylinder engine, five-speed manual transmission, independent front and rear suspension with double wishbones, coil springs, and anti-roll bars, and four-wheel disc brakes.

Wheelbase: 2,340 mm The year 1973 marked the introduction of an important new racing car for Alfa Romeo.

Pushing the boundaries of its venerable Tipo 33 platform, the 33 TT 12 featured a completely new engine that pushed the car to new heights, arguably making it the best iteration of Alfa’s Tipo 33 series of sports racing cars.

Like the earlier Tipo 33 cars, Alfa Romeo was supported by Autodelta.

Responsible for preparing the cars for competition by tailoring their driving characteristics to each specific circuit and supporting the cars with some of the best mechanics Italy had to offer, there was no doubt that Autodelta largely contributed to the car’s success, most notably in the 1975 season.

As usual, components were crafted with racing and saving massive amounts of weight in mi...