Sunday was the main day of meeting and most visitors arrived 
					that day. Together with the Alfisti that arrived on 
					Friday and Saturday, there was the largest number of Alfa 
					cars all together compared to the previous events. As usual
					Alfisti had arrived from 
					all parts of Croatia, but also greater number from 
					the neighbouring Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
					
						The meeting started around 10.00 a.m. with 
						a gathering of more then hundred different models of 
						Alfa Romeo cars in the 
					parking area in front of PSC Autocommerce Croatia, the general 
					representative for the Alfa Romeo brand. The meet started with 
						the introduction of new members and the traditional browsing around 
					various models of Alfa Romeo cars, but almost every member 
					anxiously expected to see for the first time live 
					presentation of new Alfa Romeo model MiTo. The new Mito drew 
					much attention but so did the new Lancia Delta as well, which was also 
					presented to members. The official presentation of the MiTo as 
					well as the Lancia Delta had taken place in Croatia just couple of days before 
						the official meet in Split.
						At around 13.00 hours all the cars headed 
					towards the central meeting place, to the stadium Poljud's 
						spacious parking 
						area. After a group photo, the election of the two most 
					beautiful Alfa Romeo cars in two separate categories took 
						place. First category was for current models, which are still 
						being manufactured, while the other category was for cars 
						no longer in production. After the voting, started the 
						section that for many visitors 
						was the most interesting part of meet –the skill drive. For 
						the skill drive there were more than 40 competitors, and their driver skills 
					were to be more important than the horsepower they had under the hood 
						in order to reach the finals. The fastest 10 drivers entered the finals and after 
					the final race the winner and two runner-ups were 
					pronounced.
After the trophies 
						were awarded to the skills winners the raffle got 
						underway and 
					the luckiest visitors won valuable prizes, which were 
					sponsored by many of the Alfa Klub's sponsors. Due to the 
						larger than expected number of 
					drivers assigned for the skill drive it was impossible to perform 
					the “surprise drive” as scheduled, so at around 17.00 hours ended 
					the 16th official meeting in Split and the general impression 
					was that it was the most successful ever, and Alfisti 
						will remember it with good memories for a long time. For 
						more information on the Alfa Klub visit 
						
					www.alfisti.hr
						by Neven Djurovic