Raoul Riganti
Argentinian race car driver
Argentinian race car driver
1970
56 years ago — 77 years old
Athletes & Sports Figures
Argentina
Born in Argentina, a notable race car driver participated in the early 20th century motorsport scene. Competed in the prestigious Mille Miglia and achieved significant success in auto racing events. Riganti drove for various teams and demonstrated considerable skill on the track, showcasing the burgeoning talent from Argentina in international motorsport competitions.
Competed in the Mille Miglia
Participated in international racing events
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