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Some effort. We went over to Cortina after the Timmelsjoch and the roads getting there were nearly as good. Venice is interesting, the photo is when we picked the car up in the multi. I was worried it would not start as they make you park it unlocked, keys on the dash and then they move it the...

Yep, in some of my wilder cycling days on the Scottish hills I have overtaken cars on the descents. They were normally OAP shopping cars mind so it was hardly a major achievement. I can't believe the speed the proper cyclists get up to on the Alpine descents.

Timmelsjoch last year, well worth the 18 euros or so. Only open about five months of the year.

Welcome. If you come over to St Andrews (worth a trip) then try this meet, the first Sunday of every month. I’ve been and there is a wide range of cars that might appeal: https://www.baconandbrakes.com/

I’ve been to Hopetoun the last couple of years with my GranTurismo and the chat is really good. Like Allan getting a ticket has been easy enough. Glamis is always very interesting with a massive range of cars. I tend to go in the Maser or my old TT Roadster but don’t show. There was a 4200...

…and a pair of Ferrari branded Tod’s…

Love it but how about Alfa do something radical and actually build a front engined sports car you can buy in anything more than limited number(s)?

Two hands on the wheel too!

Agree with that. When I went to buy a 456 nearly a quarter of a century ago I test drove a 550 and it was epic, far better than the 355 I also drove but that's more to do with the fact that I don't like the cab forward, fast turn in of mid-engined cars. Anyway I saved a fortune by buying a 3200...

I think it’s a popular look for older men who like cars and live in the Cotswolds.