Marco Simoncelli lives again in the new exhibition set up in Arese [LIVE PHOTOS]

Marco Simoncelli – In Arese, in the province of Milan, at the brand new shopping center called IL Centro, there is a small, but full of important memorabilia, exhibition dedicated to Marco Simoncelli, the unforgettable Italian driver who died in an accident during the 2011 Malaysian GP .

There were a lot of people yesterday for Paolo Simoncelli, the father of the legendary SIC. Everyone queuing to see the new exhibition and to meet the champions of the future, those who make up the SIC58 Squadra Corse. The event, which also saw the collaboration of Paolo Beltramo, took place in conjunction with the closing day of the ten dedicated to safety on two wheels, of which the SIC58 Squadra Corse is also the protagonist.

In Arese, the original SIC 58 Squadra Corse garage was set up, where 4 racing motorbikes and numerous important memorabilia linked to Marco Simoncelli could be seen, such as his first minibike, his suit and the Trial motorbike, which he used for winter tests. Only a few days ago, before the San Marino GP, which took place on the circuit dedicated to his son, Paolo Simoncelli laid the foundation stone of the shelter that will be built in Sant'Andea in Besanigo. A center for disabled people wanted by the Simoncelli Foundation. Furthermore, the classic Spurtleda58 took place on the Romagna track, the go-kart race featuring the MotoGP riders also organized by the Simoncelli foundation. During the event the prized guitar of the famous singer Paolo Nutini was auctioned and the proceeds of this sale, which will end on the weekend of the competition in Malaysia, will, as always, be donated to humanitarian works.