Stormy Matilda!

The Terre di Canossa Grand Prix, a guarantee of organizational quality and beguiling programs ever since it was invented ten years ago by Luigi Orlandini, a recognized master when it comes to activities of this sort, is one of the few rallies that resumed activity in this troubled year that unfortunately looks like it’s about to bring in even more sacrifices and difficulties. 650 kilometres over three days during which the possibility of being distracted by the beautiful locations along the course - the lands of the feudal State of Countess Matilde of Canossa, very powerful in Italy in the 11th century - was all too rare given the 68 time trials and the 6 average speed tests the drivers had to tackle.