Milan, 5 November 2024 – The fourteenth edition of Milano AutoClassica – Classic and Sports Car Show, scheduled from Friday 15th to Sunday 17th November, will once again be an opportunity for discussion thanks to a rich offer of meetings and events organized by the Federations of reference, whose calendar is being defined in these days.
ASI, the Italian Historic Automotoclub, returns to Milan AutoClassica with the setting up of a large ASI Village in Pavilion 16 shared with dozens of Federated Clubs and characterized by the display of cars and motorbikes that represent the best of production from all eras, in technological, stylistic and socio-cultural terms.
The central theme of this edition is the 70th anniversary of the Alfa Romeo Giulietta which ASI celebrates by displaying all the variants of the most famous "Italy's sweetheart" at the stand.

In Milan AutoClassica the Automotoclub Storico Italiano celebrates all the best of historic motoring in the evocative ASI Village

From the first Giulietta Sprint born in 1954, the origin of the species, to the subsequent sporting variations SZ and TZ by Zagato, Sprint Speciale by Bertone and the "Goccia" unique example designed by Giovanni Michelotti.
It will be discussed in a talk on Saturday 16 November at 4.00 pm on the stage of the ASI Village together with Giovanni Groppi (ASI Culture Commission) and Roberto Valentini (editor in chief of La Manovella magazine).
Other themes that will animate the conferences of the ASI Village, the large space shared with the Federated Clubs of the Automotoclub Storico Italiano, will range from Jaguar racing sedans to in-depth analysis of historic Formula 1 cars; from the story of the former Ferrari mechanic Mauro Prampolini on the birth of the legendary 250 GTO of 1962, to the tribute to Carlo Chiti on the centenary of his birth with a new volume from the ASI Library which traces his automotive and sporting exploits experienced at Alfa Romeo, to Ferrari, at Autodelta.
Furthermore, at Milano AutoClassica, the ASI Green Commission program launched in the last edition of the show will continue with the use and testing of bio-fuels on historic vehicles. After the first test drives undertaken in the previous edition, this year the results of the tests carried out in the laboratory, on the track and on the road will be displayed at numerous ASI events. A topic of great interest that projects the past of motorsport into the future.

In Milan AutoClassica the Automotoclub Storico Italiano celebrates all the best of historic motoring in the evocative ASI Village