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MONTICHIARI, FASCIA D’ORO
Not to be confused with Brescia - Brescia (aeroporto)
Description Road circuit used on September 4th 1921 for 1st Italian Grand Prix. It should have been the permanent Italian track, but after few months new Autodromo di Monza was built and Italian Gran Prix never come back to Montichiari. Fascia d’Oro straight was used later many times by Mille Miglia, also by the historical one, and by previous Brescia circuits.
This map comes fromtrack description found on Autodromo di Monza official website and on Virgilio Enrico Piralli’s website and could be approximated. At Fascia d’Oro (Golden Breacket) there was a tribune for 400 persons; maybe start/stop line was there.
The circuit was used also in 1923, while I have no info about any possible activity in 1922
Location Montichiari
BS - Brescia - Lombardia
Location South East of Brescia, between Montichiari, the road to Ghedi and the one to Brescia. One of the straight was where now there is Montichiari airport
Latitude - Longitude (approx) + 45°25'00"     + 10°24'00"     (approx)
45.416667     10.4     (approx)
UTM Coordinates (approx) X = 609538.612  -  Y = 5030191.767  -  Zone 32T     (approx)
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Altitude AMSL (approx) 100 m - 328 ft    (approx)
Inauguration September 4th 1921
Closing  
Designer  
Sources and links (Translation) (**)
(1) Italian Atlante delle Strade d’Italia, Automobil Club di Milano, Terza Edizione Published by: Automobil Club di Milano - Published in: Milano, Italia - year: 1930
(2) English members.fortunecity.com/quintin_cloud/18941925/1921i.htmThe Formula One Homepage of Grand Prix Results and History
(3) English members.fortunecity.com/quintin_cloud/18941925/1923gpdv.htmThe Formula One Homepage of Grand Prix Results and History
(4) Italian www.enzociliberto.it/aisastoryauto/fascicoli/mono28/mono28.phpHistory of 1921 Italian GP
(5) Italian www.monzanet.it/gpf1/1921gp.htmlAutodromo di Monza official website
(6) Italian www.piralli.it/millemiglia.htmVirgilio Enrico Piralli’s website
(7) English www.teamdan.com/archive/gen/1923.html#gdv
(8) Italian https://www.circuitointernazionale.it/la-storia
(9) Italian 27/1921 (page 2)Progress of construction of the circuit - end of June 1921 [Publishing date: July 3rd 1921]

(*) NOTE: a complete and detailed view of the circuit can be found (if available) on Street View by Google Maps and/or Bird's Eye and 3D views by Bing Maps for Enterprise (former Microsoft Virtual Earth): both can be reached using their own link in Aerial photo / Map cell.

(**) For on-line not-English speaking sources, click on each small flag and you open the corresponding Google Translator page with automatic translation.

Circuito della Fascia d’Oro
Description  
Years 1921
Direction Anticlockwise   Anticlockwise
Progetto Proposal NO
No longer operational YES
Car Circuit YES
Motorbike circuit  
Type Road course
Inauguration September 4th 1921
Closing September 4th 1921
Last update of this page May 4th 2021
Info last update  
Designer  
Distinctive points  
length (approx) 18000  m 59055  ft 11.185  mi   (8)
length 17300  m 56759  ft 10.75  mi   (2)
length 17300  m 56759  ft 10.75  mi   (3)

Circuito della Fascia d’Oro
Description  
Years 1923
Direction Anticlockwise   Anticlockwise
Progetto Proposal NO
No longer operational YES
Car Circuit YES
Motorbike circuit  
Type Road course
Inauguration 1923
Closing 1923
Last update of this page January 28th 2009
Info last update  
Designer  
Distinctive points  
length 17390  m 57054  ft 10.806  mi   (7)
length 17392  m 57060  ft 10.807  mi   (3)

Circuito Internazionale di Brescia - Rievocazione
Description  
Years 2018÷...
Direction  
Progetto Proposal NO
No longer operational  
Car Circuit YES
Motorbike circuit  
Type Historical parade
Inauguration  
Closing  
Last update of this page March 12th 2021
Info last update  
Designer  
Distinctive points  

Montichiari: Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921

Montichiari: Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921

Montichiari: Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921


Location: + 45°25'00", + 10°24'00"
If the aerial photo is not visible, you have to zoom out by clicking (maybe more then once) button ’-’ in top left corner

PHOTOS

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Photos by Guido de Carli - June 15th 2003
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Fascia D’Oro restaurant; maybe start-finish line was here.
In foreground, National Road Brescia-Mantova
Provincial road SP37. It was not used for the circuit, but you can see a typical landscape of this area. In background, hills east of Brescia.Little dirty road near the one used by the circuit. Maybe in 1921 the circuit should like quite like this.Junction (now it’s a round about) between roads to Montichiari, Ghedi and Calvisano.

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Junction between National Road Brescia-Mantova (background) and the road tangent to Montichiari (foreground). The latter should be the road 1400 m long built in 1921 in order to complete the circuit, now is one of Montichiari’s street.   


Updates
Date Track layout Years Description by Map by Thanks to Note
May 4th 2021 Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921 Guido de Carli     Update Description
March 12th 2021     Guido de Carli     Update Description
January 28th 2009     Guido de Carli     Update Description
June 17th 2003 Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921 Guido de Carli     Update Map
June 16th 2003 Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921 Guido de Carli     Update Photos (on this site)
June 6th 2003 Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921 Guido de Carli     Update Description
May 30th 2003 Circuito della Fascia d’Oro 1921 Guido de Carli Guido de Carli   Update Description with map
March 22nd 2003 Brescia - Cremona - Mantova - Brescia 1905 Guido de Carli     New Description
Not all eventual updates issued in last years are already visible in this list

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