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Carlo Felice Buzio

1866-00-00 – 1977-03-11

Portrait of Carlo Felice Buzio
Felice Duzio in Diatto-Clément at Coppa di Velocità, Brescia (2 September 1907). He did 4 of the 8 laps before retiring the race.[1] It seems this race (on 2 September) was the day after the Coppa Florio, also held in Brescia (see front page of the program here: [2], last accessed on 13 Jan 2020)Credit: Unknown photographer

Life & Legacy

Carlo Felice Buzio (24 March 1866 – 11 March 1977) was an Italian engineer, inventor and entrepreneur, aviation pioneer. He was the designer of the Macchi L.2, M.3, M.4, M.5 and M.6 seaplanes, and he also worked on the design and developed the Rainaldi-Corbelli aerial torpedo.

Occupation & Career

engineer, entrepreneur, inventor

Sources & Provenance

  1. Wikidata population candidate Q82471433 — wikidata View source

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