Historic Minardi Day
The tenth edition — Formula 1 history, prototypes, GT and historic racing machinery back on track.
Four chapters, one narrative: every event is a world of cars, rituals and people, told as editorial heritage.
Biennial event by the Automobile Club de Monaco: since 1997 it has brought some of the world's rarest historic Formula 1 cars to the most iconic circuit — Sainte-Dévote, the Loews hairpin, the tunnel, the harbour.
Pitlane warm-ups, cars on the grid, the Ferrari parade, Monegasque flags around the Casino: Formula 1 when it still smelled of petrol and hot oil.
Called by Enzo Ferrari “the most beautiful race in the world”, the Mille Miglia embodies Italian motorsport as passion, history and art. Since 1927 it has run from Brescia to Rome and back, crossing towns, squares and lives.
This is where my work received two Bruno Boni Photo Contest awards: not only speed and courage, but the fervent emotion of the crowd around the race.
One of the most refined stages for historic automobiles, where automotive heritage, design culture and the atmosphere of Lake Como meet in a discreet, highly curated setting.
The elegance of the cars, the gestures around them, the lakeside setting: an event where beauty is judged through proportion, history and presence.
Endurance racing is more than a test of speed: it is coordination, adaptability and resilience. Imola, with its history and technical corners, is where precision driving becomes essential.
Here I documented Ferrari's rebirth with the 499P: corner jumps, podium crowds, flags and fragments of a race where every second carries a story.
The tenth edition — Formula 1 history, prototypes, GT and historic racing machinery back on track.
Historic Grand Prix at Mugello Circuit — Italian motorsport heritage.
The 2026 FIA World Endurance Championship season finale at the Temple of Speed.
Event coverage designed to build a refined visual archive for press, sponsors and digital communication — not just to record what happened.