Alfa Romeo from 1910 to 2010

Published in 2010, it was precisely 100 years ago that a new company was born at Portello, at the gates of Milan, Italy, in the still young world of the automobile of the period: Alfa Romeo. A name so important on the country's industrial front that has become synonymous with the car during these 100 years, both in motor racing and culture. In this long period of time, the celebrated Italian marque created cars which, quite rightly, have become part of the history of the automobile, not only in Italy - one thinks of the 6c 1750, 8c 2300, 1900, the Giulietta and the Giulia - and at the same time has been able to write unrepeatable pages in the annals of the sport, winning all the most important championships and races: from the Mille Miglia, Le Mans and Tourist Trophy to the Formula 1 and World Touring Car championships. An epic about which much has been written but, on the occasion of its centenary, it is right and proper to pay homage to the great company with a book that reviews that history, availing itself, among other things, of a wealth of illustrative materials, both photographic and advertising artwork.