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Remembering Sandro Dall'Ara, an 82-Year Life Devoted to Bergamo's Motorcycling Scene

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Remembering Sandro Dall'Ara, an 82-Year Life Devoted to Bergamo's Motorcycling Scene — PHOTO — INSELLA / © InSella↗ View original

Sandro Dall'Ara, a longtime reference figure for motorcycling in Bergamo, Italy, passed away between September 10 and 11 at age 82. He carried on a family business founded in 1929, and as a rider himself won the Premio Coni at just 18 in 1962, going on to compete in regularity racing and earn medals at the International Six Days.

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Mine Kusagane

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Looking back, a life spent both carrying on a family business since 1929 and delivering results in regularity racing himself isn't something you see often. Counting from 1962, when he won the Premio Coni at eighteen, that's over sixty years spent alongside motorcycling. Perhaps what the era needed was exactly this kind of deeply rooted local storyteller.