Great drivers and racers

Italy and its drivers and racers (even imported): a repertoire of stories of unconditional affection and legendary victories.

Several tricolour binomials remain in the imagination of the fans: Villeneuve-Ferrari, Fangio-Maserati (but also Ferrari and Alfa Romeo), Agostini-MV Agusta, just to mention a few. Among the competition languages in the car and motorcycle racing field, Italian occupies a special and respected place worldwide.

"The love of Italians for champion drivers and two-wheel racers came true in the ability to present the world with great champions and attract the brighter international talents to our stables".

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History

Year by year, the dates and essential moments that have contributed to writing the Italian motor history.

From the creation of the first motors to the present day, Italian history has gone hand in hand with the technological development and the changes regarding design experienced by the motor, motorcycling and aeronautics industries. In the Motor Web Museum timeline, a year by year history develops of the passionate bond between the Italian Peninsula and the motors and production and industrial excellences it has generated. A unanimous and fascinating history, involving all the realities connected to the "National Network of Motor Cities".

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National Network of Motor Cities project

The National Network of Motor Cities was created to offer an innovative tourist experience to Italian motoring culture enthusiasts. The project aims at promoting Italy as the cradle of absolute excellence, recognised worldwide for technology, design and personalities and as protagonist of the technical and aesthetic development of one of the revolutionary cornerstones of the Twentieth century as the production of cars, motorcycles and more generally, motorised vehicles.