Such overviews of one century of racing/industrial activity are for sure good introductions, for newcomers, to Alfa's impressive historical background.
However, I can't help feeling sad when the author do superficial work, as error are even most likely to be carried over and over when it's to be found on the net rather than in obscure publications.
Anyone is free to call me pedant, but a quick glance at his text - smytsa, this is not about you since you just copied/pasted it - reveals almost an inaccuracy at every line.
A sample from the beginning:
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Originally established as early as 1909
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Nope: 1906 for Darracq Italiana, 1910 for A.L.F.A.