The Serenissima raced on the most demanding circuits of the era, forging their reputation against much more powerful competitors. Their appearances at the Targa Florio, on the winding roads of Sicily, and at the Nürburgring-Nordschleife, the "Green Hell," demonstrated their competitiveness. Even in Formula 1 (with a minor participation in 1966), the brand left its mark on circuits like Monza, adding a little-known but fascinating chapter to the history of Grand Prix racing. These performances, although modest, demonstrated the potential of Italian cars against the giants of motor racing.