Squadra Bianca Spirit: A Giulia Super 1.3

The Alfa Romeo Giulia has always been more than just a beautifully proportioned Italian saloon. When it debuted in the early 1960s, it set a new benchmark with its lightweight construction, surprisingly advanced aerodynamics, and the now-legendary twin-cam four-cylinder engine that gave even the smaller-engined cars a properly spirited character.

The 1.3-litre Super embodies that philosophy perfectly, compact, responsive, and built for drivers. Its motorsport pedigree runs just as deep. Across various touring car series, the Giulia proved itself as a giant killer, and championships like Squadra Bianca. An all-Alfa touring car class built around Giulia models only reinforced its reputation as a true driver’s car.

Gallery: Classics & Coffee event by Octane

On Sunday I visited the Classics & Coffee event organised by Octane Magazine, they had such a good turn out with so many different cars. Really cool to see all these different cars together and the fact they all drove there was even better.

Slammed Alfa Romeo Giulia at Risenation BE

A car you don’t see very often, especially not like this one. The Alfa Romeo Giulia, according to the clover shield on the front fender this is the Quadrifoglio version. Meaning it has 520bhp from it’s 2.9 liter V6 engine. So it not only looks good but it can go head to head with its German rivals.

Wheels are from MDS Tuning in Germany.

Owned by Alessandro Mazzotti.