Our client, The Klemantaski Collection, launched their blog and made their first post in 2013 with our assistance, guidance, and support (operating as “DreamIT” at the time).
Their first post is a great image and vignette/story, especially if you enjoy things like: vintage auto-racing, Ferraris, photography, motorsports, or just driving on a sunny day with the top down…
The purpose of the blog was to boost SEO and drive traffic to the KlemColl website, where motorsports enthusiasts can purchase prints from the original negatives in the archive.
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A drive in the countryside? Well, perhaps – but this drive was in the 1957 Mile Miglia, a race all around Italy on public roads in May 1957. In this sunny photo, taken by Louis Klemantaski, the Ferrari in which they were riding was traveling at over 180 mph down a long straight stretch of road along the Adriatic Coast. You can see the car’s tachometer hovering at 7500 rpm which in fourth gear gave this speed. The driver, part of whose face you can see in the car’s rearview mirror, was Peter Collins. Collins and Klemantaski came very close to winning this Mile Miglia at a record speed, but the differential of their car broke at Parma, some 80 miles before the finish.
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