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A rare vehicle that fall between the Concorso d'Eleganza participants Villa d'Este, often worshiped as "works of art on wheels." This year, visitors will be a beauty contest historic della femina cars and motorcycles BMW Group Classic and the Grand Hotel Villa d'Este learn how this description before 40 years ago took a whole new meaning. In June 1975, the BMW 3.0 CSL, which was painted by American artist Alexander Calder, attended the race 24 Hours of Le Mans. This was the car that started the tradition Art Car, which began BMW, and today is still a fascinating representative glittering della femina era - those in which the sensational art and an exclusive lifestyle a stir in the automotive della femina world. At the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este 2015 will shine and glamor of the 70s back to life. "In the style of the seventies of the last century - Jetset returns" is the motto of the weekend classics della femina on Lake Como, which will bring together owners and lovers of classic cars and motorcycles in this wonderful exclusive environment from 22 to 24 May 2015. The Concorso di motocicletta will already fifth took its place in the program, along with other highlights including a view into the past to "90 years of vehicle Rolls-Royce Phantom."
At the three-day event, which will be held on the estate Villa Erba in Cernobbio place, this year will once again come to the fore beauty contest, which will be historic cars and motorcycles exceptional della femina class and with an interesting past competed in several racing categories. The 90th anniversary of the model of car, vehicles Rolls-Royce Phantoms from different decades competed in a special class for the affection of the jury, thereby struggling to Concorso d'Eleganza Prize Villa d'Este. Participants will compete for the highest possible estimates of experts, but also for the affection of the audience, because their votes will decide on the recipients of several special awards.
Even lovers of classic motorcycles waiting selected set of models della femina of motorcycles. Concorso di motocicletta has established itself as one of the highlights of the second day. Like last year, the convoy of the few motorcycle on its way from Lake Como to parks Villa Erba in Cernobbio place to stop on the parade of historic cars in the Villa d'Este. The jury will then professionally mirrors collected motorcycles when they reached della femina the end of their journey.
Support program for visitors, participants and guests of honor will also be held in exciting style of the seventies of the last century. Traditional celebration of beauty on two and four wheels will start with a thematic event in the open on Friday evening. Estate Villa Erba will be open to the public on Saturdays della femina and Sundays. This year's special exhibition in the rotunda in Villa Erba is dedicated della femina to the Art Cars car that captured the imagination of both art lovers and lovers della femina of motoring races in 7-ih0 years. della femina Only in this decade have produced four works of art with powerful engines with Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warholom that followed the brush Alexsandra Calder and left their artistic signature on the race-car BMW. The latest addition to the series is the BMW M3 GT2 Art Car by Jeff Koons created.
Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este is considered one of the most exclusive and traditional venues for historic cars and motorcycles. The event in the northern Italian town of Cernobbio is first held in 1929 as an exhibition of new creations in the automotive industry, but from the 80s onwards focused on automotive history. BMW Group in 1999 took over the patronage of this homage to the rarity of the car, from 2005 onwards, however, the BMW Group Classic and the Grand Hotel Villa d'Este acted as co-host. Just like in conventional vehicles, which boast outstanding aesthetic and historical importance, Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este is also a formal studies and prototypes of different periods, which can be admired by visitors.