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Via Flaminia Pre-War Tour, May 26th to June 1st

April 25, 2012 By pete

The Via Flaminia Tour in 2011 was a great success, and the winner in a 1937 Citroën Traction are Ruud and Miriam Wesselink. They won the Bulova watch and the challenge cup. This year the Via Flaminia Pre War will start in Trieste. After 1200 kilometers and the legendary passes through the Dolomites the rally will end in the historic centre of Udine. This delightlfully cozy rally has only 25 entry positions so be quick to grab the last entry. Service team, baggage car and film/photo crew included. Only € 2.990,- for a great week of motoring fun. The formula for success remains much the same. A daily drive of about 170 km, a light competitive element but most of all plenty of enjoyable scenery and accommodations. Transport from Dusseldorf by car train.

For all inquiries contact Bart Kleyn at 0031 6 242 343 45 or b.kleyn@via-flaminia.com. For more information visit Via-Flaminia.com.

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