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Formula Uno Auto Collection 2015 FORMULA UNO AUTO COLLECTION 2015 PERIODICITA': SETTIMANALE PREZZO 1A USCITA€ 3,99 PREZZO 2A USCITA € 8,99 PREZZO USCITE SUCCESSIVE € 12,99 NUMERO USCITE PREVISTE: 120* *L’Editore si riserva la facoltà di variare il numero delle uscite periodiche complessive, nonché di modificare l’ordine e la sequenza delle singole uscite, comunicando con adeguato anticipo gli eventuali cambiamenti che saranno apportati al piano dell’opera. N° USCITA DATA EDICOLA Pilota Vettura 1 30/03/15 AYRTON SENNA McLAREN MP 4/4 - 1989 2 17/04/15 NIKI LAUDA FERRARI 312 T2 -1977 3 04/05/15 FERNANDO ALONSO RENAULT R25 -2005 4 18/05/15 LEWIS HAMILTON McLAREN MP 4/23 - 2008 5 01/06/15 EMERSON FITTIPALDI LOTUS 72 D - 1972 6 15/06/15 MICHAEL SCHUMACHER FERRARI F2001 - 2001 7 29/06/15 NELSON PIQUET BRABHAM BT 49 - 1981 8 13/07/15 ALAIN PROST WILLIAMS FW 15 C - 1993 9 27/07/15 AYRTON SENNA TOLEMAN TG 184 -1984 10 10/08/15 CARLOS PACE BRABHAM BT 44 B -1975 11 27/08/15 MICHAEL SCHUMACHER JORDAN 191 -1991 12 10/09/15 NIGEL MANSELL WILLIAMS FW 14B -1992 13 24/09/15 LEWIS HAMILTON MERCEDES F1 W05 - 2014 14 15/10/15 JENSON BUTTON BRAWN GP 01 -2009 15 29/10/15 SEBASTIAN VETTEL RED BULL RB9 - 2013 16 12/11/15 CLAY REGAZZONI FERRARI 312 B3 - 1975 17 26/11/15 MICHAEL SCHUMACHER BENETTON B 194 -1994 18 10/12/15 MICHAEL SCHUMACHER FERRARI F2002 -2002 19 24/12/15 VITTORIO BRAMBILLA MARCH 751 -1975 20 07/01/16 AYRTON SENNA McLAREN MP 4/8 -1993 21 21/01/16 SEBASTIAN VETTEL TORO ROSSO STR 3 -2008 22 04/02/16 JACKIE STEWART TYRRELL 006 - 1973 23 18/02/16 KIMI RAIKKONEN FERRARI F2007 -2007 24 03/03/16 JACQUES VILLENEUVE WILLIAMS FW 19 - 1997 25 17/03/16 FELIPE MASSA SAUBER C23 - 2004 26 31/03/16 JAMES HUNT MCLAREN M23 -1976 27 14/04/16 PEDRO RODRIGUEZ BRM P 153 - 1970 28 28/04/16 JODY SCHECKTER TYRRELL P34/2 - 1976 29 12/05/16 JIM CLARK LOTUS 25 -1963 30 26/05/16 JEAN PIERRE JABOUILLE RENAULT RS 10 -1979 31 09/06/16 MIKA HAKKINEN McLAREN MP 4/14 - 1999 32 23/06/16 MARIO ANDRETTI LOTUS 79 - 1978 33 07/07/16 MIKA SALO FERRARI F399 - 1999 34 21/07/16 NELSON PIQUET BRABHAM BT 52 - 1983 35 28/07/16 BRUNO GIACOMELLI ALFA ROMEO 177 - 1979 36 04/08/16 RUBENS BARRICHELLO FERRARI F2004 -2004 37 11/08/16 AYRTON SENNA LOTUS 97T - 1985 38 25/08/16 JAQUES LAFITTE LIGIER JS11 -1979 39 01/09/16 ALBERTO ASCARI FERRARI 375 INDY - 1952 40 08/09/16 JUAN MANUEL FANGIO MERCEDES W196S - 1955 41 15/09/16 SEBASTIAN VETTEL FERRARI SF15-T - 2015 42 22/09/16 JAMES HUNT HESKETH 308- 1975 43 29/09/16 JEAN PIERRE BELTOISE BRM P 160 B - 1972 44 06/10/16 RONNIE PETERSON MARCH 711 -1971 45 13/10/16 JOHN SURTEES HONDA RA 300 -1967 46 20/10/16 LORENZO BANDINI FERRARI 512 F1 -1964 47 27/10/16 GILLES VILLENEUVE FERRARI 312 T2 - 1997 48 03/11/16 MICHELE ALBORETO TYRRELL 011- 1982 49 17/11/16 JARNO TRULLI RENAULT R24- 2004 50 24/11/16 ROBERT KUBICA BMW-SAUBER F1.08 - 2008 51 01/12/16 ALAIN PROST MCLAREN MP4/2 -1985 52 08/12/16 DENIS HULME BRABHAM BT 24 - 1967 53 15/12/16 JODY SCHECKTER FERRARI 312 T3 - 1979 54 22/12/16 NELSON PIQUET WILLIAMS F11B - 1987 55 29/12/16 NIKI LAUDA BRABHAM BT 46 "fan car" - 1978 56 05/01/17 GILLES VILLENEUVE McLAREN M 23 - 1977 57 12/01/17 CLAY REGAZZONI WILLIAMS FW 07 -1979 58 19/01/17 MARIO ANDRETTI FERRARI 126 C2 - 1982 59 26/01/17 RICCARDO PATRESE ARROWS A 1 -1979 60 02/02/17 MIKE HAWTHORN FERRARI 246 F1 -1958 61 09/02/17 STIRLING MOSS COOPERT51 - 1959 62 16/02/17 JOCHEN RINDT LOTUS 72 -1970 63 23/02/17 AYRTON SENNA MCLAREN MP4/5B -1990 64 02/03/17 JENSON BUTTON HONDA RA 106- 2006 65 09/03/17 HEINZ-HARALD FRENTZEN JORDAN 199 -1999 66 23/03/17 ALAN JONES WILLIAMS FW07B -1980 67 06/04/17 EMERSON FITTIPALDI McLAREN M23 - 1974 68 20/04/17 JOHNNY HERBERT STEWART SF03 -1999 69 04/05/17 DAMON HILL WILLIAMS FW16 - 1994 70 18/05/17 NELSON PIQUET BENETTON B190 - 1990 71 01/06/17 JACKIE STEWART MATRA MS 10 - 1969 72 15/06/17 JODY SCHECKTER WOLF WR 1 -1977 73 29/06/17 FERNANDO ALONSO FERRARI F138 - 2013 74 13/07/17 NINO FARINA ALFA ROMEO 158 - 1950 75 27/07/17 NIKI LAUDA FERRARI 312 T2 - 1976 76 10/08/17 JUAN PABLO MONTOYA BMW WILLIAMS FW26 -2004 77 24/08/17 GRAHAM HILL LOTUS 49B -1968 78 07/09/17 JUAN MANUEL FANGIO MASERATI 250 F - 1957 79 21/09/17 ELIO DE ANGELIS SHADOW DN9 -1979 80 05/10/17 NICO ROSBERG MERCEDES F1 W07 Hybrid -2016 SERVIZIO ARRETRATI GLI ARRETRATI DELLA PUBBLICAZIONE SONO DISPONIBILI PER UN ANNO DALLA DATA DI USCITA IN EDICOLA DEL SINGOLO NUMERO (SALVO ESAURIMENTO) E POSSONO ESSERE RICHIESTI: DIRETTAMENTE AL SUO EDICOLANTE ONLINE SUL SITO www.centauria.it SCRIVENDO UN'EMAIL [email protected] RICEVERA' DIRETTAMENTE A CASA SUA LE COPIE RICHIESTE SENZA ALCUN SOVRAPPREZZO, PAGANDO IN PIU' SOLO IL CONTRIBUTO ALLE SPESE DI SPEDIZIONE DI 4,00 EURO .
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