A symbolic date, 3/3, most of all to recall the name of Alfa Romeo’s new fuoriserie (‘custom-built’) car, an authentic ‘manifesto’ of the Italian brand’s capabilities – now and in the future – in terms of style and driving experience. Made in only 33 exclusive units, for 33 of the brand’s fans, the new two-seater coupé combines heritage and the future, and is produced according to a unique artisanal process with the highest quality standards and obsessive attention to detail.

The 33 has become a leitmotif for the brand. More a one-off than a rare coincidence, the number 33 can also be found in Alfa Romeo’s commercial results for 2023: globally, the brand grew by 33% compared with 2022, a unique coincidence that seems to have been made specially to celebrate the relaunch of the 1960s icon.

But that's not all. Moving back in time, the number 33 takes on further symbolic and celebratory value.

in June 2021 – 33 months ago – the 1929 Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 Super Sport won the historical re-enactment of the 1000Miglia, a historic competition Enzo Ferrari called “the most beautiful car race in the world.”

Going further back into history: 1933 was a year of sporting glory, when Alfa Romeo dominated sports competitions and its coat of arms fascinated and won over the hearts of all racing fans. The famous pairing of Nuvolari and Compagnoni won the Mille Miglia in the high-performance 8C 2300. In the same car, Antonio Brivio dominated the Targa Florio, the oldest endurance car race in the world, held in Sicily. Finally, once again aboard the same glorious racing car, the Nuvolari-Sommer duo won the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

In short, 33 is a magic number for Alfa Romeo and its Tribe this year. For the first “33 Stradale Day,” the Alfa Romeo Centro Stile has produced new official images depicting the fuoriserie in the exclusive and evocative Blu Reale, already available on the 1967 33 and one of the three body colors on offer, together with the classic Rosso Alfa and the more sophisticated Rosso Villa d’Este.