The Reunion: Monza hosts two days of celebration dedicated to custom

The Reunion – Now we're here: there's very little left until the weekend dedicated to two-wheel lovers at the Monza Eni Circuit. In fact, on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th May the fourth edition of The Reunion rally will be held at the Autodromo, an event dedicated to cafe racer, scrambler, special and classic motorcycles. The rally will have an international scope thanks to the strengthened partnerships with Sultans of Sprint, Glemseck 101 and Cafe Racer Festival, the most important sector events worldwide.

The undisputed protagonists of The Reunion will be the top Italian and international customizers as well as the numerous participating motorcycle manufacturers such as BMW Motorrad, Harley-Davidson, Scrambler Ducati, Yamaha, Indian, Kawasaki, Moto Guzzi and Italian Volt (which will present a preview on Sunday 20 May at 16pm the custom electric motorbike “Lacama”). There will also be space for competition with four races. The Zenith Sprint Race will see high-speed lovers compete on the eighth of a mile divided into categories. Monza will also host the first stage of the Sultans of Sprint, the most passionate and entertaining European sprint race championship comprising two classes, the Freak and the Factory - dedicated to motorcycle manufacturers. Those who love dirt roads will be able to attend the Elf Dirt Race, a challenge on a flat track oval reserved for motorcycles with non-specialist and inappropriate scrambler knobby wheels. Finally, the Mosquito's Way, the crazy race reserved for fifties created by Piero Pelù, DJ Ringo and Giovanni Di Pillo. The Reunion will be enriched by a selection of food trucks, a hospitality area and a lounge where DJ sets and activities that will involve the public will take place.

The circuit track will instead be reserved for the 18th 500 Km, a medium tax tourist/regular event included in the Vespa Club of Italy calendar as a test of the 2018 AUDAX Championship. At 18.15pm on Saturday there will be a time control of the first stage "The circuit ” while the second stage “The 8 Provinces” will start at 22.55pm and then continue all night outside the racetrack, returning to the circuit around 11.30am the following morning. Also on Saturday 19 May the 1000 Miglia will also stop at the Monza Eni Circuit with the arrival of the first competitor at around 11am and the departure of the last at around 16pm. Both Saturday and Sunday admission for the public is free. However, there is a fee for parking inside the circuit: 10 euros for cars, 5 euros for motorbikes.