A golden thread unites two excellences of high-class lifestyle and luxury, both Italian and international: the Quadrilatero della Moda in Milan and Forte dei Marmi, the seaside town in the Versilia area.
From hard and pure business to the sweet “doing nothing” on the golden beaches, between the Ligurian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea.
The event “Milan is Forte dei Marmi” will follow this imaginary thread, trying to recreate the emotions of the “fabulous Sixties”, when Forte was, like Rome, a point of reference for the “dolce vita”.
The famous people of the time - actors, directors, great entrepreneurs, beautiful women - lived in the luxurious summer villas, tanned on the most exclusive beach, and had fun in the nightclubs.
The starry nights were musical, at the Bussola or at the legendary Capannina (1929), where Gino Paoli made you dream by whispering “Taste of salt, taste of the sea”, and the legendary Ray Charles softened your heart with his poignant blues.
What times! What artists!
The princes of the industry of the time who frequented Forte dei Marmi, “dressed like sailors”, as Senator Susanna Agnelli recalls in her memoirs.
Other historical figures spent the summer of their golden youth on this famous coastline.

Even today Forte welcomes the international jet-set, with its exclusive clubs and elegant shops where the main brands for luxury shopping are found.

Between one sporting test and another, the organization of the Scuderia Montenapoleone in collaboration with OldCar24 wants to offer participants the atmosphere of a 60s/70s film, a bit dreamlike, a bit “amarcord”, of the place.
  “…a slightly bitter taste of lost things, of things left far from us…” according to Gino Paoli.
Obviously, without taking your eyes off the splendor of the landscape: the wide blue expanse of the sea and in front the superb Apuan Alps, as white as their marble, from which Michelangelo drew his immortal masterpieces.
For the Gentlemen drivers and their Ladies, lovers of poetry, Versilia resonates with the starry verses of Alcyone (1903), the masterpiece by Gabriele D’Annunzio, who composed in this beautiful place.

Dear collectors, to nominate your car you can send an email to: eventi@oldcar24.com