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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: Anni 70-80. Sulle piste elettriche impazzano le gare di Formula 1. Genitori e figli si sfidano a non uscire di strada · 70 80

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  7080 .it presents 70 for 80. Remember, a production
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  on the portal. I am with journalist Enzo Mauri,
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  who introduces the current topic. Good morning,
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  today I talk about electric tracks. From Emerson
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  Fittipaldi to Niki Lauda, from Ayrton Senna to
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  Nigel Munsell. How much fun it was years ago
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  to play the role of famous drivers in the long
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  Casalinghi tournaments. The protagonists in contrast
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  were the electric tracks with relative cars.
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  The electric tracks were a track with two more
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  pairs of electrified binaries on which a scale
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  model of a race car of any kind was positioned,
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  in most cases cars from Formula 1 or from rallies.
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  The cars were equipped with brushes or stripping
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  contacts that, flowing between the electrified
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  guides, transmitted the electric signal to the
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  engine of the car depending on how the driver
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  acted on the radio control. Are you ready to
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  enter the world of Formula 1? On the Polistil
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  tracks, you are always in pole position, with
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  the pilot steering wheel, burning accelerations,
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  braided off, and all the emotion of the grand
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  prize. The bumpers also allowed the car to stay
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  on the tracks, as you enter between the tracks
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  with the driving function, in order not to face
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  the curves too quickly. In that case, the car,
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  leaving the driving itself, stopped for lack
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  of fuel. It all began with the Policar, the brand
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  with which the APS Politoys began in the years
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  In 1960, the production and sale of electric
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  tracks together with the so -called Italian slot
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  cars or track cars. Produced for more than 30
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  years, scale 1 .24 up to 1 .87, the Polycar cars
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  surpassed the hundreds of models. A cult object,
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  Bob and the Dune Buggy revealed the tracks. The
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  Polistil tracks are not a kid's game. The first
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  absolute model, made in 1963, the Ferrari 156,
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  called Squalo, for the shape of the front air
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  intake, is the only car with the APS brand, produced
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  in two colors, red and blue, in 1 .32 scale.
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  Delightful for the electric track farmers, the
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  Dune Bugs were provided with pickups mounted
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  on snowboards for the use of the tracciati with
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  the Polcar models. Ti sfido! Quante emozioni
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  beautiful years. Between 1965 and 1968, the APS
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  collection in 1 .32 scale became enriched with
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  numerous front -wheel steering models, including
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  the Ferrari 250 LM and the Ford GT40 with an
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  open hood. The electric tracks hosted in 1967
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  the Policar Super series of cars in 1 .24 scale.
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  The bodywork unaccepted. the frame in fiberglass
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  and all the production Policar Super was of high
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  quality and rich in spare parts. Polistil Professional,
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  the emotion is always on the track! In the 70s,
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  Policar produced two interesting rally models,
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  the Lancia Fulvia Coupe HF and the Alpine Renault
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  110. Another well -known series was the Policar
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  Racing, equipped with accessories and with the
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  availability of its bodywork, in addition to
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  the complete models. The 3 -inch buttons with
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  the brake were the best ever produced by Policar
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  and Polistil. In 1974, the Policar brand, known
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  for slot cars, became Polysteel and on the market
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  came the Evolution line, objectively not very
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  attractive. With the 80s, for lovers of electric
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  tracks, came the Champions 175 line with, among
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  the various models, the reproductions of Formula
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  1 and the SHP with the most powerful engine.
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  Witness to the exception of the line was the
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