CONCORSO ITALIANO


Rick Schue crossing the awards ramp to receive his class award from chief Lamborghini Club judge Roger Wiersema.


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eturning for another year at the Black Horse golf course in the Monterey Bay, Concorso Italiano was once again a highlight of the Monterey Car Week. Concorso has been hosted at a variety


of venues around the Monterey Bay area; but as far as the owners are concerned, Black Horse is by far the best place for the event. Te venue provided a great scene for the gathering of several hundred Italian cars. Different than Te Quail Motorsports Gathering and Pebble Beach, any Italian car owner that registers can display their car on the lawn of Concorso. Although Lamborghini attendance has exceeded


100 examples in the past, this year still presented a respectable showing of at least 57 Lamborghinis on the Concorso lawn— include 12 Miuras. Most, but not all, of the Miuras were also shown the previous day at Te Quail Motorsports Gathering. Tis display provided a great setting for modern and vintage Lamborghini owners to be together and share in the brand experience that we all love.


Complementing the vast display of


Lamborghinis was Valentino Balboni who greeted the crowds by signing autographs for anyone who asked. Debuting as the lightest and highest quality exhaust system available for an Aventador, the limited edition system that wears Valentino’s name was also on display. In addition to Valentino, another very special guest was in town from Italy. Te son of Ferruccio


050 LA VITA LAMBORGHINI | FALL 2016


RIGHT: Bob Huber prepares a Miura for the Lamborghini Club judg- ing. BELOW: Automobili Lamborghini president & CEO Stefano Domenicali presenting an award. BOTTOM: Chief Lamborghini Club concours judges Roger Wiersema and Michael Palmieri gather the team for a meeting.


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