South Tyrol Bans Organized Touring Rides on Mountain Passes Above 1,600 Meters
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The regional government of South Tyrol, Italy, has decided to ban organized motorsport events on mountain passes and protected areas above 1,600 meters in elevation. The move is believed to be driven by landscape protection and noise concerns, and the Italian Motorcycling Federation (FMI) has protested the measure.




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