Gli
amanti di auto e moto Italiane hanno degustato una fantastica prima
colazione tradizionale Inglese per la recente riunione di Goodwood Breakfast
Club riguardante la giornata a tema di "Forza Italia". Magnifico pubblico,
attrattive auto e ottimo cibo. Il perfetto inzio del mese! Or in other words: Enthusiasts of Italian cars and
motorcycles enjoyed the a fantastic traditional English breakfast at the
second Goodwood Breakfast Club meeting of 2007, held at the Motor Circuit on
Sunday 1 April.
The theme for the event was ‘Forza Italia’, and
the combination of many great people, great cars and great food proved to be
the perfect start to the month. Amongst the myriad of red Ferraris, Ducatis and Alfa
Romeos, some particularly uncommon, unusual and beautiful Italian
‘Carrozzeria’ was on display, highlights including a striking Edwardian-era
Itala and Lancia Tipo 55, right up to an ultra-rare early-1990s Zagato Hyena
with Lancia Delta Integrale running gear. A stunning Ferrari 250 GT ‘Tour de
France’ and De Tomaso Mangusta proved especially popular with the early
Spring Goodwood crowds, although a dinky Fiat 600 Multipla was arguably the
most photographed car at the event.
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Amongst the myriad of red Ferraris, Ducatis
and Alfa Romeos, some particularly uncommon, unusual
and beautiful Italian ‘Carrozzeria’ was on display. |
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The theme for the event was ‘Forza Italia’, and
the combination of many great people, great cars and great food proved to be
the perfect start to the month. |
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Although the machinery on display at Goodwood was
decidedly Latin, the nourishment on offer was very British, with many
visitors tucking in to a hearty breakfast, made with Goodwood’s delicious
home-reared organic ingredients.
All Goodwood Breakfast Club meetings
reflect a different theme, and the next event, on 6 May, is set to attract
an eclectic mix of distinctive pre- and post-War French cars, commercial
vehicles, mopeds and motorcycles, representing the theme of ‘Vive la France
– a celebration of unique French automotive flair.’
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