As part of the festivities marking the brand's 100th anniversary, the Italian Alfa Romeo Register (RIAR) is organizing an international rally for all Alfa Romeo enthusiasts worldwide. The event, officially supported by Alfa Romeo, will take place on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 June in Milan, the city where the brand was founded on 24 June 1910.
Alfa Romeo said that the enrolled crews (the objective is to gather more than 3000 names) will parade their cars through the streets of the center of Milan on the afternoon of 26 June.
The following day, on the morning of Sunday 27 June, all crews will take part in a record-breaking display forming a long line of Alfa Romeos, all bearing the characteristic "Biscione" emblem on the roof.
A statue donated by RIAR and by many enthusiasts worldwide will be presented during a special ceremony. The statues that is said to have been inspired by the iconic Alfa Romeo 1900 Disco Volante, was designed by Centro Stile Alfa Romeo with the collaboration of artist Agostino Bonalumi. An
Those interested in taking part in the two-day event can register at www.alfisti.com and fill in the form in the Centenary section.
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great pics
--JORGE
Just shows why we buy these cars with our hearts & not our heads. Stunning Cars each & everyone! Love the 75 racer!
Nice pic' of the Zagato
Remembering my days in my beautiful Red 59' Alfa Spider with a later 'Super Veloce' engine and 5-speed.
Now days the only 'Veloce' in my life is the Campagnolo crank set on my vintage 'SS' Bianchi.
Alfa always could present romance on their although I don't have one of those beautiful creature. They need to make once again like those before.
Come on, built small great engine again..!!
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