The home of motor racing is undeniably intertwined with Italy and the several manufacturers who have had their hand in pioneering the sport. The circuits that have been raced on are less emphasised but Alfa Romeo has taken to Monza to celebrate a century of the iconic circuit.
While it will always be a contentious debate, Italy will always be central in discussions of who has been most influential in the motoring world; particularly in the racing sphere. With Italian automakers now numbering well over triple digits, the famed Autodromo Nazionale Monza located just north of Milan has joined the centenary club and is a testament to an unshakable history of automotive advancement.
In order to celebrate this momentous milestone, Alfa Romeo decided to gather some of their most exotic vehicles of new and old, and parade around the 5,793 km circuit as if not a day since their novelty had passed. At the end of an exciting weekend of celebrations of the Italian Grand Prix which saw Max Verstappen clinch victory from the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc, Alfisti from around the continent gathered to pay their respects and basque in the autumn solace.
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Alfa Romeo TRIBE DAYS – the international event which gathered hundreds of Alfisti from all around Europe to celebrate the unbreakable bond that links Alfa Romeo to the Monza Circuit. Watch the embedded video of the action below.
Two parades concluded the celebrations; on Saturday afternoon 112 historic Alfa Romeo cars took to the iconic century-old Monza circuit; on Sunday morning 112 historic Alfa Romeo cars and 100 Giulia GTAs departed from the brand’s spiritual home, the Arese Museum, to pass by some of Milan’s most iconic locations before reaching the Monza circuit, where participants supported the Alfa Romeo F1 Team ORLEN at the Monza Grand Prix.
