A large and important bronze and marble trophy awarded for victory at the famous motor race at Alessandria, located about 50 miles from Torino, Italy, which commenced that year in 1924.

This imposing trophy depicts three well-detailed bronze goddesses, each holding a symbol of speed (Velocità), mounted on a massive verde antico marble plinth bearing the title and winners of the trophy. Also present are enameled plaques showing the symbol of the circuit and the coat of arms of Milan. This inaugural race was won by Domenico Masina driving a Fiat 501S. The circuit was later renamed Circuito Bordino in 1929 in honor of racing driver Pietro Bordino who perished in practice for the previous year’s event. Signed LOCATELLI (Achille Locatelli, Italian, 1864–1948) in the bronze.

Overall height: 24 in. (61 cm). Base: 13 x 13 in. (33 x 33 cm).