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Cuba's vintage cars may see new roads ahead as restored diplomatic relations with the U.S. raise hopes of an American tourist boom to see the 1950s 'yank tanks'. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Cuba's vintage cars may see new roads ahead as restored diplomatic relations with the U.S. raise hopes of an American tourist boom to see the 1950s 'yank tanks'. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Cuba's vintage cars may see new roads ahead as restored diplomatic relations with the U.S. raise hopes of an American tourist boom to see the 1950s 'yank tanks'. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
Geneva Motor Show 2024 - Press Conference Classics Gallery
To relive the thrilling historical reenactment of the Freccia Rossa, taking place from June 13th to 17th, here’s a series of photo and video content from the race available to the public which is sure to bring joy to race enthusiasts throughout the world.420 classic cars, including 48 Alfa Romeo models, took part in the famous tour de force and competed on the traditional Brescia-Roma-Brescia route. This year the format moved from four to five days and the usual 1,6000 km increased to over 2,000, making it the longest edition in the history of the “most beautiful race in the world”, as the legendary Enzo Ferrari described it.With unforgettable sunsets, glimpses onto extraordinarily beautiful architecture, pouring rain, and the scorching sun, nothing was missing at this adventure rooted in tradition which was won by an Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 SS of the Villa Trasqua team driven by Andrea Vesco and Fabio Salvinelli.Another three splendid models of the Heritage collection, which are usually exhibited at the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese, also made it to the finish line: the 1900 Sport Spider and the 2000 Sportiva, both from 1954, and the 1900 Super Sprint from 1956.
To relive the exciting historical re-enactment of the Freccia Rossa, which will take place from June 13-17, here is a series of publicly available photo and video content from the race that is sure to bring joy to racing enthusiasts around the world. world.420 classic cars, including 48 Alfa Romeo models, took part in the famous tour de force and competed on the traditional Brescia-Rome-Brescia route. This year the format went from four to five days and the usual 1,600 km increased to more than 2,000, making it the longest edition in the history of the "most beautiful race in the world", as described by the legendary Enzo Ferrari .With unforgettable sunsets, extraordinarily beautiful architecture, torrential rain and scorching sun, nothing was missing in this adventure steeped in tradition which was won by an Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 SS of the Villa Trasqua team driven by Andrea Vesco and Fabio Salvinelli.Three other splendid models from the Heritage collection, usually on display at the Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese, also made it to the finish line: the 1900 Sport Spider and the 2000 Sportiva, both from 1954, and the 1900 Super Sprint from 1956.
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