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This Week, of Interest

May 6, 2010 By pete

We doubt if anyone out there in Internetland aside from VeloceToday offers this kind of reporting and inside views of Europe’s most prestigious Concours d’ Elegance.

Noted Canadian collector Oliver Collins describes his experiences before, during and after entering his Alfa 6C2500SS in the Villa d’Este, a primer for anyone interested in entering a car in a European event.

Hailing from Greece, Alex Vazeos shows us how the crowd and judges loved his Giaur, the first Etceterini race car ever to be shown at Villa d’Este. Alessandro Gerelli finds that the Iso Rivolta is now back in production, and gives us his view of the rest of the cars at Ville d’Este.

We have not forgotten about Formula One: Philippe Defechereux is taking bets on the next F1 race at Barcelona, a risky proposition at best.

A note to all those who have ordered “Rebel Rebel”. Flight delays have meant that the book shipments will also be delayed–we will have all copies shipped soon and will keep you posted!

Next week, VeloceToday drives the ex-Charles Addams Castagna-bodied 8C23000 Alfa Romeo. Don’t miss it!

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