What with the convention coming and all… we just haven’t had time to update the chapter website. It’s in a dormant state and will remain so until after the convention.

For updates on the AROC-USA national convention in Nashville June 15 through 19, 2016, visit www.alfa2106.com or the Tennessee Chapter page on facebook.

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Saturday, July 18th will be the annual ALFA, Inc. Fun Rally which will start at 
12:00 Central Time beginning at the South Cumberland State Park on Route 41 just south of Monteagle. 
All entries must have a driver and navigator to

participate. The rally route will be approximately 80 miles in length and take approximately 2 hours to complete. Again this year the rally will not be a TSD rally, but will be based only on distance between 3 checkpoints and answers to questions along the rally route. Any miles over or under will result in points being deducted from the final score. Each leg will be worth 25 points (75 point total) and questions will add up to 25 points, making the final perfect score of 100. There will be $15.00 registration fee which  may be mailed to Bob Simonds, 11069 Highway 150, Sequatchie, TN 37374 or paid on the day of the rally. Please mail the registration form to Bob by Saturday, July 11th.  The registration form can be found in the July issue of the Canzone di Alfa.

Car24News.com

http://www.car24news.com/2015-alfa-romeo-giulia-to-receive-new-ferrari-derived-v6-engine/

MONTEREY, Calif. – May 7, 2015 – The following is a statement from Gill Campbell, CEO/General Manager of Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, on the passing of legendary sports car racer and journalist Denise McCluggage, who passed away May 6 at the age of 88:
She was the keynote speaker at the 2013 AROC National Convention in California

Arese: reopening museum Alfa Romeo

The Alfa Romeo Museum in Arese will reopen next summer. This was announced Tuesday, March 24 Alfredo Altavilla, executive Fca, during the ceremony of seventy cars Expo. The day chosen for the reopening of the halls aresine is 24 June – when the universal exhibition will be started almost two months – on the occasion of the 105th anniversary of the automobile and the presentation of a new model of the Alfa.

The news of the reopening of the structure was circulating for some time. Last January Sergio Marchionne at the Motor Show in Detroit had anticipated that the structure would be reborn. But the announcement did not follow any indication of a possible date, as was the case Tuesday.

The museum will reopen after a forced closure of more than four years. The area was closed to the public in February of 2011 after some differences on the redevelopment of the Ministry of Culture and Fiat. Since then, no longer able to walk in the halls in which are preserved some real beauties on wheels.

A rare and valuable collection. In the rooms of the museum of the snake are preserved pearls of Italian, as the Alfa Romeo 159 – designed by Gioacchino Colombo – with which Juan Manuel Fangio won the world championship of Formula 1 in 1959. It is original copies, whose value would be over 50 million Euros.

For the moment were not disclosed rendering of how it will look the renovated structure; according to rumors, the project includes a section (enlarged) devoted to vintage cars, a bookshop and a showroom dedicated to new models, plus a new space events.

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Posted: Tuesday at 8:58am