Take a guess, which track did Alfa Romeo win its first Formula One title? Having read the title, you would most likely have guessed it to be the iconic Monza racetrack in Italy, which is the correct answer.
Alfa Romeo will be celebrating the famous track's centenary with its first Tribe Day, an international event which will see a gathering of the brand's fans from all around Europe. The event will host 100 Giulia GTAs, one of the most successful models in Alfa Romeo's motorsport history.
Will Zhou Guanyu bring glory to the Alfa Romeo marque at Monza this week? The Tribe Days will take place in two of the brand's most iconic locations. These include Alfa Romeo's home at the Arese Museum, where participants will be immersed in the brand's legendary history and witness prized cars of the museum collection. Next will be the Balocco Proving Ground where they can take part in test drives, parades and track exercises.
Two iconic Alfa Romeo parades will also take place. The first one will be inside Monza Circuit, where 112 historic vehicles will be shown off on the same track where the Formula One single seaters compete during the same weekend.
The following parade will see 112 historic vehicles and all 100 Giulia GTAs depart from the Arese Museum and traverse Milan, passing by iconic locations. The convoy will make its way through Milan, driving along the Arco della Pace, square of Castello Sforzeso (a symbol that Alfa Romeo's logo boasts), Piazza Duomo and Piazza Della Scala to name a few locations.
Alfa Romeo will be celebrating the famous track's centenary with its first Tribe Day, an international event which will see a gathering of the brand's fans from all around Europe. The event will host 100 Giulia GTAs, one of the most successful models in Alfa Romeo's motorsport history.
Two iconic Alfa Romeo parades will also take place. The first one will be inside Monza Circuit, where 112 historic vehicles will be shown off on the same track where the Formula One single seaters compete during the same weekend.
The following parade will see 112 historic vehicles and all 100 Giulia GTAs depart from the Arese Museum and traverse Milan, passing by iconic locations. The convoy will make its way through Milan, driving along the Arco della Pace, square of Castello Sforzeso (a symbol that Alfa Romeo's logo boasts), Piazza Duomo and Piazza Della Scala to name a few locations.
