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Photo Gallery «CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa»

Many people are unaware that the Milan-based manufacturer set up production in South Africa in 1958 and was also extremely successful in motor racing there. Well over 300 Alfa Romeo enthusiasts gathered in Mezzovico (TI) on a Sunday afternoon in April to learn about the history of Alfa Romeo South Africa.

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Well attended

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Spellbound audience

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Adriano Gilardi explains how Alfa Romeo came to be in South Africa. He himself is the owner of a very rare GTV6 3.0.

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Maurizio Bianco, son of Dr. Vittorio Bianco, describes what it was like to build cars in South Africa

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Trevor Tuck, descendant of the Alfa Romeo dealer family in South Africa and formerly involved in racing, far left Axel Marx, in the middle Sebastiano Capri

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Elvira Ruocco, former head of the Alfa Romeo archive in Arese, who, together with Sebastiano Capri, tells the story of Alfa Romeo test pilot Giuseppe Casiraghi

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Grazie per l'attenzione!

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Alfa Romeo plant in South Africa

CulturAlfa 2026 - Il Biscione d'Africa - Alfa Romeo GTV6