For those who love and remember Alfa Romeo racing there is one championship not to be missed. The Alfa Revival Cup 2024 is starting this weekend.

The Alfa Revival Cup, which brings Alfa Romeo's sporting glories of the past to the track, kicks off this weekend. At the Roman racetrack of Vallelunga, Turismo and GT competition models from 1947 to 1981 divided into classes come together for a highly spectacular race. At each event the race lasts for one hour with the possibility of changing drivers between the 20th and 40th minute. This results in different racing strategies that are mandatory to be followed even by those racing alone. There is in fact an obligatory stop even without changing drivers for the sake of fairness.

The starting grid at Vallelunga where the first round of the Alfa Revival Cup 2024 takes place.

The well-prepared cars include numerous models: GTA, Sprint GTA, Giulia Super, Giulietta TI all the way up to the Alfetta GTV6. The races are very exciting, since there are not only battles for the overall victory but also for different classes. The atmosphere is reminiscent of old-time racing, with cars in perfect state of preservation and colors, shapes, sounds and smells that bring back the era of great Alfa races, albeit with all the trappings of modern motorsport.

The drivers on the track do not hold back by putting on exciting battles for the overall victory and class wins.

After Vallelunga the scheduled 2024 events include the Red Bull Ring from June 7th to 9th, the Autodromo dell'Umbria in Magione from July 27th to 28th, Vallelunga once again from September 13th to 15th, Mugello from October 11th to 13th with the finale at the Misano World Circuit from November 1st to 3rd. Those among you who have an Alfa Romeo racing car, obviously complete with roll bar and FIA-mandated safety equipment, can find out how to participate in this one-of-a-kind celebration of nostalgia at alfarevivalcup.canossa.com.

The Red Bull Ring in Austria sets the stage for the second round of the Alfa Revival Cup 2024. It is followed by Magione, Vallelunga again, Mugello and Misano for the final.