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DESIGN

Maria Antonietta Avanzo, queen of motors

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Baroness Maria Antonietta Avanzo (born in Contarina Veneta, now Porto Viro, in the province of Rovigo on February 5th 1889) was the first and...
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DESIGN

Alfonsina Strada, freewheeling woman

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Her name was Alfonsina. It ended in “a” like most female names in Italian. But announcing her participation in the 1924 Giro d’Italia, the...
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cars

The Mille Miglia Museum, telling the history of the most beautiful race in the world

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Brescia’s Mille Miglia Museum tells the story of the most beautiful race in the world, which was first held in May 1927 over a...
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CLASSIC ITALIAN MOTORCYCLES

Queen of speed: the Ducati 100 Siluro

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In 1956, the Ducati 100 Siluro zoomed around the Monza circuit on a cloudy, fall Friday. The sharp, faired motorcycle designed by an aeronautical...
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DESIGN

The Barcolana: October of sails, sea, and sky in Trieste

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This year, the sails of the Barcolana are coming back to the Gulf of Trieste on October 2nd, with a series of interesting collateral...
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cars

Giro di Sicilia 2015

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by Ron Miriello As we motored slowly through the town of Enna, Sicily I spotted a boy holding his father's hand, grasping a model racing...
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DESIGN

Memorable stories in Ghisallo’s Cycling Museum

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Reaching the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Ghisallo and the nearby Cycling Musem means traveling up a steep hill made famous by some of...
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cars

The Fiat S76: a roar from “Turin’s beast”

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“La Belva di Torino” (literally, “the beast from Turin”) may sound like the title of a gory novel or horror movie, but is in...
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DESIGN

L’Eroica California: Gaiole comes to Paso Robles

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by Ron Miriello In the heart of Tuscany, in the small town of Gaiole in Chianti, lives a man named Giancarlo Brocci. In 1997, Giancarlo...
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bicycles

The adventures of Milan’s splendid Maspes-Vigorelli Velodrome

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The Maspes-Vigorelli Velodrome has a long and interesting eighty years of history. The historical sports facility in Milan was built in October of 1935. It...
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bicycles

The Masi Special: speed and elegance for Antonio Maspes

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The Masi Special was tailor-made for one of the 1950s’ world champions of speed, Antonio Maspes. Designed by Faliero Masi (1908-2000), it made its debut...
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cars

Targa Florio, history and memory

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“And then you feel, / even if they keep telling to you you can / stop midway or at sea, / that there is...
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Rococo luxury at the Palazzina di Caccia of Stupinigi

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The Palazzina di Caccia of Stupinigi, near Turin, was designed by Filippo Juvarra and built in 1729; between the 18th and 19th...
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Pietro Piffetti: the king of fine cabinetry

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by Barbara Palladino His creations sum up every magnificence of 18th-century Baroque style: Pietro Piffetti was one of the most famous and...
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Gabinetto del Segreto Maneggio degli Affari di Stato: a triumph of decorative art

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by Barbara Palladino Inside Turin’s Royal Palace is one of the gems of 18th-century Baroque art: the Gabinetto del Segreto Maneggio degli...
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Antonio Stradivari: the legend and myth of perfect sound

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by Barbara Palladino The Stradivarius violin is renowned as the perfect musical instrument. Playing one is a dream come true for any...
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