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Polesine circuit, vintage cars recall the race won one hundred years ago by Enzo Ferrari

FRATTA POLESINE (ROVIGO) – They will leave from Fratta Polesine to arrive at Taglio di Po along the large river Le vintage car who will participate in the Circuit today Polesinethe historical re-enactment of the race that was won one hundred years ago by Enzo Ferrari. Organized by Aries Eventi, the re-enactment will take the crews along a route of approximately 75 kilometers which is divided partly along the streets of the historic circuit and partly along the banks of the Po.

History

The Polesine Circuit, whose history was reconstructed through research at the Alfa Romeo documentation center and the Tazio Nuvolari museum in Mantua, was held on 1 June 1924 starting from the Spianata area of ​​Rovigo and crossing Borsea, Pontecchio, Guarda Veneta, Polesella, Arquà Polesine and Grignano to then return to the starting point. Among the participants in the competition stood out names of great importance such as the young Enzo Ferrari, Tazio Nuvolari and Vincenzo Balestrero. Ferrari won the race after lapping the ring 15 times aboard his Alfa Romeo Rl-Tf 3000cc, maintaining an average speed above 110 kilometers per hour. The victory in Polesine, achieved despite the tough competition with Nuvolari (who competed with a Chiribiri Monza model car with a smaller displacement), represented the third success of his career.

The day

Today the vintage cars that will participate in the re-enactment, including a small Ferrari tribute with vintage and modern vehicles, will gather from 8.30 in Fratta Polesine in Piazza Matteotti, from where they will leave around 11. The cars and crews will touch Villamarzana, Grignano, Borsea, Guarda Veneta, Crespino, Villanova Marchesana, Papozze and then reach Taglio di Po, where the vehicles are expected to arrive around 12.15pm. There the crews will have lunch in the villa Tenuta Ca ‘Zen, where the owner will welcome them and tell anecdotes about her relative Maria Antonietta Avanzo, the first Italian pilot. «I thank the municipalities of Fratta Polesine and Taglio di Po, who collaborate, and the sponsors who joined believing in this initiative sponsored by the Province – explains Michele Schiesaro of Aries Eventi – for the creation of the poster I thank the children of the fifth class F of Roccati art high school in Rovigo, graphic design, led by Professor Andrea Pizzo”.

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