Vespa World Days VWD

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Firer Jumper Vespa World Days Fatima Portugal.

The last Eurovespa was held in 2006 in Turin, Italy and was replaced in 2007, by the first Vespa World Days event which took place in San Marino Republic.

Eurovespa was an annual Vespa gathering that took place every year from 1954 to 2007 (with a break in 1970): Vespa lovers from all over Europe and further afield came together for the largest and best-known rally of its kind worldwide..

On 14 March 2006 Piaggio & C. s.p.a. and the Piaggio Foundation created the Vespa World Club, as a body focused on promoting, uniting and coordinating all of the Vespa Clubs worldwide. In 2007, Eurovespa was transformed into Vespa World Days VWD, under the supervision of the Vespa World Club.

Every year, a meeting takes place between the chairmen of the national Vespa Clubs, the Vespa World Club and Piaggio & C. s.p.a. to discuss the functioning of the Vespa World Club and to decide where to hold future Vespa World Days, which are managed and hosted by a local Vespa Club.

VESPA WORLD DAYS

2007. – San Marino, Rep. San Marino
2008. – Cefalu, Italia
2009. – Zell am See, Österreich
2010. – Fatima, Portugal
2011. – Gjovik, Norway
2012. – London, England
2013. – Hasselt, Belgium
2014. – Mantova, Italia
2015. – Biograd, Croatia
2016 – Arcachon, France
2017. – Celle, Deutschland

EUROVESPA RALLY DATES

1954. – Paris, France
1955. – Sanremo, Italia
1956. – Munchen, Deutchland
1957. – Barcelona, Espana
1958. – Brussel, Belgien
1959. – Paris, France
1960. – Roma, Italia
1961. – Salzburg, Osterreich
1962. – Madrid, Espana
1963. – Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italia
1966. – Firenze, Italia
1967. – Mainz, Deutschland
1969. – Viareggio, Italia
1970. – Luzern, Schweiz
1981. – San Vicenzo, Italia
1982. – Reggio Calabria, Italia
1983. – Saarbrucken, Deutchland
1984. – Verona, Italia
1985. – Frankfurt, Deutchland
1986. – Barcelona, Espana
1987. – Krems, Osterreich
1988. – Aix le Bains, France
1989. – Kaiserslautern, Deutschland
1990. – Kreuzligen, Schweiz
1991. – San Marino, Rep. San Marino
1992. – Pforzheim, Deutschland
1993. – Albano Treme, Italia
1994. – Girona, Espana
1995. – Aix en Provence, France
1996. – Sanremo, Italia
1997. – Thessaloniki, Greece
1998. – Gronningen, Holland
1999. – Girona, Espana
2000. – Hamburg, Deutschland
2001. – Nevers Fourchambault, France
2002. – Viterbo, Italia
2003. – Wien, Osterreich
2004. – Lisboa, Portugal
2005. – Woerthersee, Österreich
2006. – Torino, Italia