Trento's 2025 municipal elections are highly uncertain due to internal divisions within the Patt party and unexpected alliances The upcoming 2025 municipal elections in Trento are shaping up to be a fascinating contest marked by unexpected alliances and internal party struggles a prominent figure in Trentino's political landscape has sent ripples through the local political scene and the fracturing of the Partito Autonomista Trentino Tirolese (Patt) highlight the complexities and uncertainties surrounding the upcoming vote previously a founder of Progetto Trentino (a party that later merged with Stelle Alpine) is surprising given his past association with Ilaria Goio Goio and Grisenti shared a political journey in 2013 within Progetto Trentino making his current choice all the more intriguing Grisenti explains his decision by criticizing the national-level political maneuvering that surrounded Goio's candidacy ultimately damaged the center-right coalition and led to its fragmentation "Too many roosters in one henhouse don't help," he stated highlighting the internal conflicts within the coalition a group that also shares roots with Progetto Trentino creating a further split within the autonomist camp Grisenti clarifies this divergence by pointing out that Autonomisti Popolari are not affiliated with the Patt The Patt itself is experiencing significant internal divisions features a contest between incumbent Simone Marchiori and Maria Bosin Bosin's challenge is seen as a significant sign of discontent within the party fueled by concerns about lack of internal dialogue and the party's close alignment with the provincial government Bosin's campaign centers on the need for a more independent and internally democratic Patt She argues that the party needs to regain its autonomy and engage in open dialogue echoing sentiments shared by other members The outcome of this internal contest will undoubtedly have ramifications for the Patt's performance in the upcoming municipal elections and beyond While Marchiori enjoys support from within the party structure who will maintain a significant role in the party's leadership as treasurer Bosin's challenge presents a substantial obstacle to his reelection is expected to continue to be influential within the party's decision-making processes The upcoming congress will be crucial in determining the direction of the Patt in the coming years The 2025 Trento municipal elections promise a complex and unpredictable race and the broader fragmentation of the autonomist camp all suggest a high degree of uncertainty The outcome will depend significantly on how these internal divisions play out and how voters respond to the diverse range of candidates and platforms presented to them The future of local politics in Trento remains very much in the balance Internal divisions within the Patt party and unexpected political alliances are creating significant uncertainty in the autonomist camp National-level political dynamics are influencing the alliances and strategies of the local parties in Trento particularly within the autonomist movement The Patt party is experiencing significant internal conflict creating uncertainty about their electoral strategy and impacting the overall autonomist coalition's performance The autonomist movement in Trentino advocates for greater regional autonomy and self-governance within the Italian political system Due to the fragmented political landscape and internal party conflict predicting the outcome of the Trento 2025 election is currently difficult The Trento municipal elections are scheduled for 2025 The main challenge is overcoming the internal divisions within the Patt party and building a stable coalition among fragmented autonomist groups National political trends and alliances are significantly impacting local party strategies and coalition formation in Trento's upcoming election The Trento election offers valuable insights into the current Italian political landscape and the dynamics of regional autonomist movements Stay updated on election news through reputable Italian news outlets and local Trentino-Alto Adige media for the latest updates and analyses All trademarks are the property of their respective owners All rights reserved @ 2025 Nishtya Infotech (India) Ltd These are the considerations of the coach from Trentino, who is about to say goodbye because it seems he will train Verona (in addition to Slovenia). For the former Garcia Fernandez: "The real final begins with game 3, after the two teams split the first two games dominating the scene at home. It will be an even more difficult challenge than the previous ones, but we can play it again in front of our fans, we can certainly do better than what we saw in game 2. We will give our best because with this stage a new series actually begins". Itas Trentino: setter Sbertoli; opposite hitter Garcia; spikers Lavia and Michieletto; middle blockers Flavio and Kozamernik; libero Laurenzano. Available Acquarone, Rychlicki, Bristot, Bartha, Magalini, Pellacani, Pesaresi. Coach Soli. Lube kitchens Civitanova: setter Boninfante; opposite Lagumdzija; spikers Bottolo and Nikolov; middle blockers Gargiulo and Chinenyeze; libero Balaso. Available Orduna, Dirlic, Poriya, Loeppky, Podrascanin, Tenorio, Bisotto. Coach Medei. About  .  Contact  .  Donation has brought new understanding of the city’s old history Excavations on Via Santa Croce have uncovered a big necropolis from the Early Iron Age gives researchers key insights into burial practices and social structures of Alpine communities that lived there long before Rome’s influence The discovery was made during restoration work on a historic building conducted under the supervision of the Archaeological Heritage Office of the UMSt Superintendence for Cultural Heritage and Activities of the Autonomous Province of Trento located eight meters under today’s street remained well-preserved because floods over hundreds of years sealed the archaeological layers The necropolis’s location in Trento’s city layout next to where the Fersina River used to flow highlights its historical and scientific importance Superintendent Franco Marzatico emphasized the broader historical significance of this period: “The Iron Age was a period of profound historical and cultural transformation across the Mediterranean It was an era that saw the flourishing of the great civilizations of the Etruscans alongside events such as the first Olympic Games (traditionally dated to 776 BCE) and the founding of Rome in 753 BCE.” The necropolis stands out due to its towering funerary stelae These stone markers form subparallel rows running north to south smaller burials accumulated around these principal tombs Archaeologists have used micro-stratigraphic excavation techniques to reconstruct the complex funerary rituals of these ancient societies They found cremated remains often collected in perishable containers or ossuary vases This shows that the deceased were subjected to ritualized treatment before burial Some remains had fabric wrapped around them This points to a sophisticated funerary tradition The high-status people buried in the necropolis were laid to rest with many valuable items These objects give key clues about their society’s trade networks and cultural affiliations The grave goods include metal weapons and finely crafted ornaments inlaid with amber and glass paste pointing to connections with Italic groups like the Etruscans and Veneti “This site offers the opportunity to study the elite of a society that demonstrated its power and prestige through the deposition of funerary objects of great symbolic value,” Marzatico explained Chiara Maggioni are restoring these objects Their expertise in micro-excavation techniques has helped preserve delicate finds such as ossuary vessels and fabric remnants an interdisciplinary team of experts from Italian and international institutions will continue studying the necropolis Their research will include analyses of human remains and grave goods to further unravel the social organization a team of experts from Italian and international institutions will continue studying the necropolis Their work will include analyses of human remains and grave goods to gain a better grasp of how this Iron Age group organized their society and performed their rituals More information: Provincia Autonoma di Trento and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Learn how to describe the purpose of the image (opens in a new tab) Leave empty if the image is purely decorative SearchTravel: Italy’s Trento 5 centuries after the Counter-ReformationLog InSubscribeThe Christian Post To enjoy our website, you'll need to enable JavaScript in your web browser. 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Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience located within the Dolomites in northern Italy hosted the Counter-Reformation Council of Trent could be mistaken for somewhere in the Austrian or Swiss Alps That’s because this smallish Italian city within the shadow of Dolomite peaks was from 1027 until 1801 a prince-bishopric in the Holy Roman Empire — a Germanic confederation that was neither holy nor Roman nor an empire — until the temporal power of the bishopric was abolished during the Napoleonic Wars Austria had possession of the region after Napoleon’s defeat until the Habsburg dynasty collapsed after World War I While firmly part of Italy for more than a century influences from that rich and complicated past can be seen in the architecture and tasted in the food and wine Trento also serves as a dividing line with Italy’s German-speaking minority dominating the population farther north of here Readers of this column might know Trento for its pivotal role in a chapter of religious history: the Counter-Reformation Council of Trent | Dennis LennoxConvened by the Roman Catholic Church the council consisted of 25 sessions between 1545 and 1563 It was Rome’s response to Martin Luther and the other Reformers whose theology in the 16th century split the Western church and contributed to the rise of the current Protestant denominations One of the greatest legacies of the council was the standardization of the Latin liturgy The Tridentine mass — its name is Latin for Trento — existed for the ensuing four centuries as the primary rite for Roman Catholic worship That status only changed in the 1960s with the Second Vatican Council when Rome somewhat ironically embraced the Protestant view that worship should be in the vernacular the council also had an impact on the church of Rome in other key areas including which books make up scriptural canon; the requirement that bishops reside in their diocese; mandating seminaries for the training of clergy who Reformers had complained were poorly educated; and doctrine transubstantiation and a rejection of justification by faith alone much of what defines and separates Roman Catholicism from other denominations or traditions was decided at Trent It’s easy to retrace the steps of the cardinals bishops and the retinue accompanying the prelates as remarkably much of the city they would have known remains today Now as then, Trento is anchored by the landmark Metropolitan Cathedral Basilica of St. Vigilius or a bishop and the city’s patron saint who was martyred by pagans in 405 The architecture is predominantly Romanesque The square (piazza) around the duomo and 39-foot-high Neptune Fountain is a popular all-day spot from cappuccinos in the morning (and never after!) to dinner with a glass or two of trentodoc as the classic method sparkling wine from the surrounding appellation is called Many of the buildings facing the piazza feature facades embellished by original Renaissance-era frescoes The interior of the Church of St. Mary Major, which hosted some of the Council of Trent’s sessions. | Dennis LennoxA short walk away is the Church of St. Mary Major (Chiesa di Santa Maria Maggiore) this is where some of the sessions took place Entering through the Renaissance west facade the interior though recognizable from depictions has changed It was updated to baroque when fashions changed an extremely knowledgeable guide with fluent English helped me discover Trento’s postcard-perfect streets Simon was venerated for centuries by the local faithful as a supposed martyr the 20-month-old child went missing on Maundy Thursday in 1475 Local Jews were accused of his murder — a blood libel which was regretfully common in medieval Europe While Simon’s sainthood was repudiated by the Roman Catholic Church in 1965 you can still see where he lived and a couple of antisemitic depictions of the now-false martyrdom but it’s important to remember the tragic mistakes of the past as antisemitism is once again on the rise An exhibit on the Council of Trent at the Tridentine Diocesan Museum in Trento, Italy. | Dennis LennoxTrento is also home to two excellent museums: the Tridentine Diocesan Museum, which, as its name suggests, is the archdiocesan museum, and Buonconsiglio Castle where the prince-bishops lived from the 13th century onwards Some of the items on exhibit in both collections had English translations where I rented a car from Hertz and drove nearly three hours along a scenic route that took me over hills in tunnels and through quaint towns and villages in northern Italy A route with tolls reduces the drive time to an hour-and-a-half rental car rates and whether the itinerary includes other places within Italy or the broader Alps Book a room at the four-star Grand Hotel Trento which has the charm of an old-school hotel and the amenities of a modern hotel including a dedicated underground parking garage For restaurants, Scrigno del Duomo at the duomo piazza was my favorite. It’s one of those places where the food and people watching compete against each other. Meanwhile, Osteria Il Cappello is both refined and approachable Another upscale option is the elegant dining room at the Grand Hotel’s Clesio Restaurant which defies the bland stereotype of hotel restaurants everywhere a 16th century stately home renowned for its Renaissance-era frescoes Trento’s tourism office has full trip-planning resources. Guided tours can be booked directly with the Association of Tourist Guides and Escorts of Trentino or through the tourism office Dennis Lennox writes a travel column for The Christ Dennis Lennox writes about travel, politics and religious affairs. He has been published in the Financial Times, Independent, The Detroit News, Toronto Sun and other publications. 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Bridge Initiative The Bridge Initiative is a multi-year research project on Islamophobia housed in Georgetown University Bridge Initiative IMPACT: Tom Trento is an American conservative activist who has a history of making anti-Muslim statements including promoting a narrative that constructs Islam as a major threat to America He is the founder and executive director of The United West described by the Southern Poverty Law Center as an organization “stoking anti-Muslim hate for over a decade.” In 2006, Trento formed the Florida Security Council, which was described as a council of “highly skilled national security experts.” The Florida Security Council was joined early on by longtime conservative activists and a GOP state representative named Adam Hasner stating that their 2019 expedition to Israel would be useful in helping members understand how security walls surrounding Israel combated terrorism and prevented “illegal immigrants.” meaning he likely assisted with research and some aspects of the writing but it didn’t offend me [him] and it certainly roused the crowd.” According to the SLPC Trento’s web show spread an Islamophobic conspiracy theory claiming that John Brennan former President Obama’s then-nominee to run the CIA A report by SPLC reveals that Trento wrote in 2016 an email to his supporters with the following content: “There is no doubt that we are at war with devout Muslims who follow the jihad teachings of doctrinal Islam … Therefore it is essential that all Americans adopt a ‘war-footing’ mentality and are constantly prepared for any threat implying that Abbate’s connections to the Dar Al Hijrah Mosque and Muslims in general will change how the investigation into the assassination attempt plays out showcases how Trento constructs Muslims to be a major threat and uses his platform to promote the message that they are a danger to America went: “They [Muslims] believe that the war that is going on started by the Hamas is a definitive then come and destroy America the Christians.” This statement demonstrates Trento’s strong anti-Muslim views and rhetoric and his belief that Islam needs to be fought When GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson spoke in a January 2016 debate about a Muslim plan of “civilization jihad” on America, most viewers probably didn’t know that he was echoing a years-old conspiracy theory advanced by the leaders of America’s most active anti-Muslim groups. Mobashra Tazamal explains. read the complete article bridge@georgetown.edu King Charles III and Queen Camilla were on a state visit to Italy so they celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary in Rome on Wednesday evening They dined with Italian president Sergio Mattarella and several other luminaries at the Palazzo Quirinale on the outskirts of Rome which is widely regarded as Italy’s leading luxury sparkling wine producer chose Ferrari Riserva Lunelli 2016 for the grand occasion which was initially fermented in large Austrian oak casks sells for around £60 per bottle at specialist merchants The family also presented King Charles III with a bottle of Giulio Ferrari Collezione 2004 as an anniversary gift It was numbered 2023 to honour the year of his coronation said: ‘We are deeply honoured that our Trentodoc sparkling wines were chosen to open the State Dinner for the British Royals ‘We are proud of Ferrari Trento’s status as the toast of Italy’s most significant institutional moments and as a global ambassador of the Italian Art of Living ‘It fills us with immense joy to share with His Majesty the King our zeal for excellence our territory and our commitment to social and environmental sustainability through our wines.’ Giulio Ferrari established Ferrari Trento in 1902 The Lunelli family has run the business since 1952 King Charles and Queen Camilla celebrated ties between the UK and Italy on their four-day state visit They had a private meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican before the banquet at Palazzo Quirinale They became the first royals to marry in a civil ceremony when they tied the knot at Windsor Guildhall on 9 April 2004 Aggiornalo per vedere questo sito correttamente. Aggiorna ora A Ferrari Trento toast marked the inauguration of the Italy Pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka yesterday in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani Commissioner General Ambassador Mario Vattani President of Ferrari Trento and of Altagamma Foundation The sparkling wines of the Lunelli Group are the official toast of the Italy Pavilion once again confirming their role as ambassadors of the Italian Art of Living around the world The bond with Japan is also being strengthened with a special Trentodoc dedicated to the country: the Ferrari Hommage the traditional Japanese cloth used to wrap gifts and objects During the second National Made in Italy Day Altagamma Foundation will promote Italy’s high-end industry with an installation – the Altagamma Icosahedron – that celebrates The sparkling wines of the Lunelli Group are the […] Ferrari Riserva Lunelli opens the State Dinner at the Quirinale on April 9 in honour of the British Royals Trento 2025 – Ferrari Trentodoc sparkling wines were selected to welcome the British Royal Family to the State Dinner held on April 9 at the Palazzo Quirinale in the presence of President of the […] Spring heralds the arrival of a new masterpiece from Ferrari Trento: Giulio Ferrari Rosé 2015 Trentodoc crafted from the finest Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes encapsulates a legacy and tradition spanning over 120 years The 2015 vintage is a testament to excellence balancing high temperatures with the refreshing coolness of the mountain […] Ferrari Trento will proudly participate in “Open Factory” an initiative promoted by Comitato Leonardo to honour National Made in Italy Day established by the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy pays tribute to the genius of Leonardo da Vinciand the timeless values of Italian craftsmanship Gruppo Lunelli will present a single space to highlight the shared values of all its brands At Vinitaly 2025 which will take place in Verona from April 6 to 9 Gruppo Lunelli will debut a unified exhibition space for all its companies a true tribute to the excellence of Italian beverages Apply for our newsletter and be the first to find out what’s new in the world of Ferrari’s exclusive sparkling wines Ferrari Trento promotes a culture of drinking responsibly which is part of the Italian Art of Living It is a culture linked to the ritual nature of food and the celebration of convivial occasions in which consumption is moderate and informed Enter the ferraritrento.com website only if you share this approach and if you are of the legal age to drink alcohol in your country: a world of excellence awaits you located in northeast Italy between Lake Garda and the Dolomites is offering up to €100,000 (roughly $107.5K) to anyone willing to move to one of its 33 most authentic towns—places where time seems to stand still Trentino is getting ready to welcome new residents to some of its quietest villages This isn’t just a picture-perfect dream—it’s a real opportunity for anyone looking to slow down The Province of Trento has launched a bold new plan to fight depopulation in its mountain towns: grants of up to €100,000 ($107.5K) for those who buy and renovate a home in one of 33 selected villages We’re looking for active citizens who want to help build a new community,” says Ileana Olivo The incentive is designed to attract new residents and has two main parts: Up to €80,000 (~$87,000) for renovation work (covering 40% of eligible costs in historic centers and 35% in other areas Up to €20,000 (~$22,000) toward buying the property Total potential grant: €100,000 (~$107,500) — no payback required You must live in the home full-time for at least 10 years or rent it out at an affordable rate to someone who moves their residence there Anyone can apply — even if you live abroad — as long as you’re not already living in the town where the property is (unless you’re under 45) You can apply for up to three housing units as long as they’re part of the same renovation project (for example 🚨Important: You need to already have a specific property in mind before applying The towns were chosen based on population decline and their tourism potential Some of the villages already listed include: Campitello di Fassa (still being confirmed) and full of small communities ready for a fresh start The final program will be approved by spring 2025 Applications will be accepted in rounds of 3–4 months to keep the process manageable and transparent the funding is expected to be released within about 60 days renovation work could begin as early as September 2025 With an initial budget of €10 million (~$10.9 million) the Province plans to support around 100 new households The goal is clear: bring existing buildings back to life If you’ve been dreaming of a fresh start in the mountains—surrounded by peace and real community—this could be your chance the Province—together with Trentino Marketing—will launch a campaign to promote this opportunity not just in Italy but internationally as well 🔗 Stay up to date and get all the details here ➝ https://www.provincia.tn.it/ 🏴‍☠️ Full details on the houses and the application process are expected to be available by mid-April—so keep an eye out you will regularly receive our best vacation deals and travel information By giving your consent, you also accept in accordance with Art. 49 para. 1 lit. a GDPR that your data may be processed in the USA. 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Paralympic Winter Games Mar 6 - 15, 2026 Performance takes visitors on a fascinating journey to discover this close bond.  Performance is the second chapter of Anelli di Congiunzione a three-year exhibition project that transformed Le Gallerie into a cultural hub dedicated to the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 an artistic journey that will tell the story of the Games venues The site of the exhibition is a discovery in itself: two road tunnels turned into a 6,000 square meter space Performance is curated by Fondazione Museo Storico del Trentino and the Autonomous Province of Trento with the prestigious cultural partnership of the Olympic Museum of Lausanne The event is part of the Milano Cortina 2026 Cultural Olympiad - the multidisciplinary programme that will animate Italy to promote Olympic and Paralympic values through culture recalling the first edition of the Athens Olympics promoted by Pierre de Coubertin Then it follows several thematic threads: the birth of the modern Olympics and the focus on Olympic and Paralympic Winter disciplines One of this year’s news is a dedicated stand at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne as the result of a partnership that aims to spread Olympic history Technological innovation - one of the central themes of Performance - unfolds through the reconstruction of innovative materials that have revolutionised sports equipment to increasingly high-performance equipment and technical clothing and state-of-the-art safety systems There is also a section focused on artificial intelligence and "big data" which promise to further change the future of sport visitors will find spaces dedicated to the protagonists of the most epoch-making changes They are the protagonists of 7 first-person accounts of innovation From “The Shape-Carving Skis” to “The Athletics Track” Some of the protagonists included Gustavo Thöni Giuliano Boninsegna and Stefano Baldini.  Performance is unlike any traditional exhibition route Ample space is devoted to interaction and entertainment with experiential stations - from interactive walls to simulate the movement of certain sports disciplines to ski simulators and quizzes - that allow visitors to immerse themselves in the world of sport Another rich contribution is offered by posters commentaries and materials revolving around the story of sports They are made available to visitors thanks to the collaboration with RAI-Teche An experiential kaleidoscope introduces the history of the Olympics and interactive quizzes provide an engaging experience for all ages "If Records explored the universe of the Olympics through multiple perspectives - stressed Vice-President and Councillor for Education during the exhibition presentation in Milano - Performance focuses on technology has transformed sport and now permeates every aspect of our everyday life."  "It is with great excitement that we open the Performance exhibition," said Domenico De Maio Education & Culture Director of Fondazione Milano Cortina 2026 "This exhibition represents a valuable new step in the journey towards Milano Cortina 2026 It offers the opportunity to explore the evolution of sport techniques and reflect on how innovation can affect athletic performance Thanks to the partnership with the Olympic Museum in Lausanne can enjoy an enriched and engaging experience I would also like to express my heartfelt thanks to the Autonomous Province of Trento for its extraordinary commitment and support" we chose to make a quantum leap by formalising a true cultural partnership between the Olympic Museum and the Museo Storico del Trentino," explained the Senior Manager of the Olympic Museum in Lausanne the words of the Director of the Fondazione Museo storico del Trentino Giuseppe Ferrandi: "We have now reached the second act of the three-year exhibition Anelli di Congiunzione and what particularly gratifies us is the strengthening of the collaboration with the Olympic Museum Exhibition opening days and hours: Tuesday to Sunday Log in to the Fan26 Digital Community and get all the news and updates on Milano Cortina 2026 Evenings at QC New York just got more special with Ferrari Trento’s sparkling wines perfectly timed to celebrate March’s longer days and spectacular sunsets Ferrari’s Trentodocs will accompany a new Complimentary Buffet Experience at Casa QC Bistrot: the perfect Italian “aperitivo” Ferrari Trento’s collaboration with QC will provide guests with the opportunity to try a selection of wines including the Ferrari Brut and Ferrari Rosé as well as Ferrari Perlé 2017 or the Ferrari Riserva Lunelli 2015 each offering a sophisticated taste of Italy’s finest sparkling wines Be the first to find out what’s new in the world of Ferrari Ferrari Riserva Lunelli opens the State Dinner at the Quirinale on April 9 in honour of the British Royals in the presence of President of the Italian Republic Sergio Mattarella This special toast happily coincided with the 20th anniversary of the marriage of King Charles III and Queen Camilla The highlight of the event was the Ferrari Riserva Lunelli 2016 a masterful blend of tradition and innovation Its initial fermentation in large Austrian oak casks a captivating richness of flavour and a smooth presented The King with a bottle of Giulio Ferrari Collezione 2004 numbered 2023 to honour the year of his coronation This gesture acknowledged his enduring appreciation for sustainable agriculture especially in relation to Italy’s esteemed culinary and oenological traditions “We are deeply honoured that our Trentodoc sparkling wines were chosen to open the State Dinner for the British Royals” “We are proud of Ferrari Trento’s status as the toast of Italy’s most significant institutional moments and as a global ambassador of the Italian Art of Living It fills us with immense joy to share with His Majesty the King our zeal for excellence our territory and our commitment to social and environmental sustainability through our wines” Ferrari Trento has a special relationship with the land in Trentino recognised the area’s potential to compete with Champagne in order to make traditional method sparkling wines in the mountainous terrain Long before the wines had international reach a close relationship with the land was guiding Ferrari Trento the winery is not alone in celebrating the region the appellation founded in 1993 – the first in Italy only dedicated to sparkling wines – holds true to the principles Giulio Ferrari advocated: mountainous terroir traditional method winemaking and blends of Chardonnay there are 66 other wine cellars operating in the region Ferrari Trento’s relationship with the land The winery is no longer a pioneer simply by its plantings in the region driven other substantial work that foregrounds the importance of the land Ferrari Trento has taken bold steps to ensure the region is farmed sustainably for years to come the impacts of climate change are already being seen in the vineyards The warmer climate has brought harvest dates forward and extreme weather events are becoming more common There are also changing patterns in pest behaviour that require different responses Ferrari Trento’s work in sustainability therefore begins in the vineyard a project that has been decades in the making All the vineyards owned in Trentino by Gruppo Lunelli growing from its commitment to eliminate synthetic chemical fertilisers insecticides and herbicides from its owned vineyards The winery also works closely with its partner growers for instance in offering training sessions to them the sessions have covered a variety of vineyard practices such as pruning and defence against common threats All of the company’s growers have also been asked to adhere to its sustainability protocol The independently certified programme enshrines both quality grapegrowing and sustainable practices Biodiversity has also become a key concern for Ferrari Trento the winery has also followed independent paths to promote biodiversity in its land obtaining the “Biodiversity Friend” certification since 2015 That work has been led by studies on the local landscape with particular regard to the interaction between the natural environments and the traditional agricultural landscape that pollinating insects are heavily affected by vineyard practices and therefore minimising agrochemical use is central to protecting them are more affected by the structure of the landscape and habitats within it That research has led to programmes such as specifically protecting trees with cavities for woodpeckers Ferrari Trento views one resource in particular through a lens of sustainability water is a vital resource for all stages of winemaking It is therefore essential to use it efficiently in every context Sensor-based control systems have been integrated into the irrigation system used in vineyards These can detect variations in soil moisture and so alter the rate of irrigation ensuring the effective use of the precious resource since 2022 Ferrari Trento has engaged in an experimental project to digitise its vineyards allows careful monitoring of water stress in the vines Even the vines themselves have had a hi-tech makeover Ferrari Trento is one of the founding companies behind Winegraft a collaborative organization dedicated to new-generation rootstocks The winery is employing the organisation’s work to maintain more efficient vineyards Vines are being planted with M2 and M4 rootstocks These roots allow 30% less water to be used by the vines Making the most of the precious resource continues to be a priority at the winery Ferrari Trento has used detailed tracking and reporting to see where its use is highest Such observations are serving as the basis for further targeted efficiencies Ferrari Trento has committed itself to sustainability in its work Its work still involves respecting the land but on a global scale: reducing its emissions and its resource use the winery has achieved scope 1 and 2 carbon neutrality That means that the direct emissions from its own activities are neutralised with significant work ongoing to eliminate those through its value chain The approach to carbon neutrality is multi-layered An array of photovoltaic panels on winery buildings are helping Ferrari Trento to deal with many of its energy needs ‘in house’ it has engaged in carbon offsetting where it cannot use renewable energy Ferrari Trento has helped fund a wind farm in Turkey sustainability does not just mean greenness for Ferrari Trento The winery also embraces social sustainability safeguarding both the past and the future of its region Ferrari Trento has committed itselg to protecting Trentino’s cultural The company actively promotes wine tourism – inviting visitors to explore the picturesque landscapes of the region while experiencing the craftsmanship behind its Trentodocs it supports local communities by listening to their needs and supporting third sector entities The winery also safeguards the region’s artistic heritage participating in cultural initiatives that celebrate Trentino’s history and traditions the recent restoration project of Villa Margon the sixteenth-century country house that is now Gruppo Lunelli’s hospitality centre has further enriched the region’s appeal and promoted its identity Ferrari Trento has partnered with a number of local schools the winery has offered training courses for young people in the field of hospitality It has also launched a project to raise awareness of the risks of addiction and unhealthy consumption These are just some of the sustainability initiatives that Ferrari Trento is pursuing. The full picture is available in its annual sustainability reports it is still showing the same commitment to Trentino land that led Giulio Ferrari to plant there We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy Santo Studio is continuing its expansion into the footwear market with a new lifestyle silhouette dubbed the Trento A full-grain leather sneaker built with a bespoke sole the Trento offers a look that’s somewhere between skate The Trento uses white leather for its upper a base material that’s contrasted by a bone-toned graphic at the midfoot and a soft brown T-toe detail that swoops around the mudguard before rising up on the toebox Other details include a full leather liner and a gum midsole with a debossed Santo Studio wordmark Santo Studio is not just introducing [more] footwear it’s setting a new standard for luxury and performance,” said brand founder Bear D’Egidio balancing high temperatures with the refreshing coolness of the mountain vineyards This Trentodoc matures gracefully in the quiet darkness of cellars revealing its full elegance and refinement after a decade This exquisite Reserve boasts an enchanting antique pink hue embellished with copper reflections and a delicate perlage It greets the senses with a balanced array of aromas carrying you from the Trentino mountains to the Mediterranean The bouquet varies from dried fruit and underbrush to the vibrant notes of pomegranate and red orange developing into slightly smoky undertones with oxygenation concluding with a sophisticated finish of kumquat Giulio Ferrari Rosé 2015, Trentodoc, will be available exclusively at select wine shops and featured on the wine lists of the world’s most prestigious restaurants and hotels. It can also be acquired at the Ferrari Trento headquarters and online through Enoteca Lunelli Vibrant new bottle will be signed by the winning drivers and auctioned off to benefit Keep Memory Alive To celebrate the Las Vegas Formula 1® Grand Prix on November 23rd will unveil a special bottle design for the winners’ podium as the world’s greatest sports and entertainment spectacle returns to the iconic Strip The hand painted bottle is a tribute to the vibrant and unmistakable energy of Las Vegas lively colors evoke the pulsating soul of the city reflects the spontaneity of American street art Leading this creativity is the influence of trash art giving each piece a unique and rebellious character It captures the essence of a place where anything is possible and where art comes to life in unexpected forms These bottles will be very unique: one for each of the top three finishers and one additional bottle to be signed by the top three drivers and auctioned on F1 Authentics The auction proceeds will be donated to benefit Keep Memory Alive – the fundraising arm for Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health a specialized outpatient neurological center focused on the research treatment and education of neurological diseases fund and facilitate the most effective and innovative research and caregiver programming for patients and their families battling diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease frontotemporal and other dementias – Parkinson’s and Huntington’s disease multiple system atrophy and other movement disorders The winner of this bottle will own a truly one-of-a-kind piece of Formula 1® memorabilia “We are truly grateful to Ferrari Trento for supporting our mission through this unique tribute to the Las Vegas Formula 1 Grand Prix,” said Larry Ruvo “This special bottle beautifully celebrates the spirit of Las Vegas while fueling hope for the patients and families impacted by neurological diseases.” making each piece special and a true representation of the unmistakable energy of Las Vegas,” says Matteo Lunelli “We are proud to support the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health and Keep Memory Alive in its important work focused on the research auctioned off on F1 Authentics after the Las Vegas Grand Prix Since its selection as the official toast of Formula 1® in 2021 Ferrari Trento has raised so far more than $175,000 for charitable organizations around the world through the donation of signed podium bottles Fans interested in bidding can visit https://us.f1authentics.com/ for more information As a beacon of Italian excellence and an ambassador of the Art of Living, Ferrari Trento will welcome guests to its winery for complimentary guided tours and exclusive tastings of its renowned Trentodoc sparkling wines. Visits will be available by reservation only via contacting hospitality@ferraritrento.it This unique experience offers a rare glimpse into one of Italy’s most iconic enterprises and marks the defining qualities of Italian heritage: passion will radiate the colours of the Italian flag — green and red – while five Italian flags will proudly stand at the winery’s entrance as a symbol of national pride Ferrari Trento will also represent Italian excellence abroad as the official toast of the Italy Pavilion at EXPO 2025 Osaka Trentodoc sparkling wine will add a touch of Italian elegance to institutional moments including the pavilion’s opening ceremony on April 13th and the National Made in Italy Day celebrations on April 15th reaffirming Ferrari Trento’s dedication to sharing Italian style and tradition on the global stage RaySearch Laboratories AB (publ) is proud to announce that discrete proton arc optimization in RayStation combined with standard delivery techniques and treatment workflows now is used to treat patients at the Trento Proton Therapy Center in Italy.  Proton therapy is one of the most advanced forms of radiotherapy utilizing very localized energy deposition that can be steered to precisely treat the tumor These treatments are conventionally delivered from a limited number of directions the protons are instead delivered over 20 to 30 directions While treatment times for this technique could substantially decrease with updated treatment machines discrete proton arc plans can be converted to standard plans and delivered by any existing proton machine The Medical Physics team at the Trento Proton Therapy Center recently finalized an extensive research study where they compared their current treatment planning technique for head and neck cancer patients with proton arcs and noted large dose reductions outside the tumor volume with proton arcs confirming what previous preclinical work had suggested they performed quality assurance measurements with a detector designed for arc therapy and assessed the impact on the clinical workflow in terms of The conclusion was that discrete proton arc therapy delivered by their current treatment system from IBA is clinically feasible and treatments have now started Medical Physicist,  both at Trento Proton Therapy Center: "In the same way as VMAT has revolutionized radiotherapy with photons proton arc treatments have the potential to unlock significant additional benefits in proton therapy taking it to the next level in several clinical indications The collaboration between radiation oncologists and RaySearch has been the key to this progress in delivery technique." RaySearch: “The start of proton arc treatments marks a major milestone in proton therapy and it has been great to see the commitment of the team at the Trento Proton Therapy Center in introducing the technique into their clinical workflow I am proud that RaySearch has played an instrumental role in pioneering proton arc therapy by advanced optimization algorithms and planning tools.” The Proton Arc Project was a collaborative effort of Medical Physics (Francesco Fracchiolla Ph.D. Coordinator Medical Physics Proton Therapy; Annalisa Trianni Ph.D. APSS) and Proton Radiation Oncology (Irene Giacomelli MD RaySearch's software has been sold to over 1,000 clinics in 44 countries. The company was founded in 2000 as a spin-off from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm and the share has been listed on Nasdaq Stockholm since 2003. More information is available at raysearchlabs.com * Subject to regulatory clearance in some markets Italian sparkling wine brand and Formula 1 sponsor Ferrari Trento has offered a sneak peak of the bottle it will be presenting at the Las Vegas Grand Prix this Saturday The special bottles have been hand painted with a design intended to represent the bright lights of Las Vegas The design takes particular influence from ‘trash art’ Just five of the Jeroboams have been created: one each for the top three from the race and another which will be signed by the top three drivers and auctioned through platform F1 Authentics to raise money for Keep Memory Alive the fundraising arm of the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health said: “This special bottle beautifully celebrates the spirit of Las Vegas while fueling hope for the patients and families impacted by neurological diseases.” The auction of a Jeroboam of Ferrari Trento after last year’s Las Vegas Grand Prix raised US$12,000 for Keep Memory Alive and Ferrari Trento revealed that since it became the sparkling wine sponsor of Formula 1 in 2021 it has raised more than US$175,000 for various charities Ferrari Trento also recently unveiled a special three litre bottle for those who would be taking to the podium at the Italian Grand Prix earlier this year During restoration and rehabilitation work on a historic building conducted by the Archaeological Heritage Office of the UMSt Soprintendenza per i beni e le attività culturali della Provincia autonoma di Trento a monumental necropolis from the pre-Roman period was discovered in the historic center of Trento on Via Santa Croce: this is an extraordinarily important discovery that will allow the history of the city to be rewritten The important burial context has remained perfectly preserved thanks to the alluvial episodes that sealed the archaeological deposit which developed on the median portion of the alluvial cone of the Fersina stream was found by archaeologists at a depth of about 8 meters from the current elevation of Via Santa Croce medieval and Roman levels of frequentation characterized by the rite of indirect cremation representing only a portion of those potentially preserved underground yet to be investigated.“This is an incredible discovery which shows us a new history of the city of Trent therefore no longer just as a Roman city,” commented Vice President and Provincial Councillor for Culture Francesca Gerosa “We know how important the commitment to research and protect the heritage of our roots is and this is required by the laws and the Constitution but regardless of this we do not want to shirk and here we are working hard to bring to light a piece of history unknown to the city but there is still a whole area to be monitored in order to then evaluate what action to take including with regard to the many objects that have been found and are already being restored We are working remembering that a balance is always needed to balance the interests of protecting the archaeological heritage with the understandable interests of urban development.” The discovery of the monumental necropolis opens up new scenarios and interpretative hypotheses for archaeological research given its location in the historic center of Trent and the rarity of this type of context in the territory of the Alpine arc It also raises articulated and complex issues about the mode of self-representation in the funerary sphere of the social group of belonging of which The archaeological investigations are directed by Dr Elisabetta Mottes of the Archaeological Heritage Office of the Autonomous Province of Trento and coordinated in the field by Dr Ester Zanichelli of Cora Archaeological Society of Trento and their research team Coordination of the operations concerning the restoration of the mobile finds is due to Susanna Fruet of the Archaeological Heritage Office and Dr Chiara Maggioni of Cora Società Archeologica for the micro-excavation and recovery activities of the ossuarium vessels In the first centuries of the 1st millennium B.C. the landscape of this area of the city was characterized by the presence of the wide bed of the Fersina stream furrowed by a network of intertwining torrential channels separated by temporary sandy or gravelly bars In a marginal area of the riverbed subject to periodic flooding arose the monumental necropolis of which several phases of frequentation have been documented during the Early Iron Age (9th-6th centuries B.C.) The burial context must have been located between two canals that could be activated in case of flood phenomena which began as early as the phases of necropolis use sealed the ancient archaeological stratification allowing the exceptional preservation of the funerary context This circumstance made it possible to document in detail the use plans of the necropolis and to precisely reconstruct the funerary practices of the community that occupied this area in the early Iron Age “The Iron Age is a period of profound transformations from the cultural-historical point of view throughout the Mediterranean These are also the times of the first Olympics and the founding of Rome in 753 B.C.,” explains Superintendent Franco Marzatico “The Alpine peoples are not isolated they have relations and exchanges with the peoples of the Po Valley in particular between 900-700 B.C with the flourishing civilization of the Etruscans and later with the Veneti and other peoples of the Alps In the archaeological excavation in progress we have the possibility of recognizing the elite of a society that evidently was settled in the Trent basin and represented its power and prestige through the deposition of objects emblematic of its privileged status.” is the presence of vertically infixed funerary stelae with a marker function that reach 2.40 meters in height organized in subparallel rows with a main north-south direction Each stele bounds the main lithic box tomb covered by a mound structure to the west around which a dense concentration of satellite tombs developed over time The raw material used for the funerary stelae came from the area of the east Trento hill the nearest outcrop area of Jurassic nodular limestones of the Red Ammonitic Veronese while the pinkish limestone-marly Scaglia Rossa was used to make the lithic cassettes Microstratigraphic excavation of the tomb structures allowed reconstructing the complexity of the funerary ritual The data acquired will need to be implemented by interdisciplinary analyses of the anthropological and archaeobotanical remains in addition to the study of the artifacts deposited as grave goods and offerings an intentional collection of calcined bones placed within containers made of perishable material It is hypothesized that the burnt remains often placed on top of personal belongings the fibers of which in some cases have been preserved In some graves the shape of the accumulation suggests the presence of quadrangular wooden boxes The grave goods unearthed are particularly rich and represent indicators for defining the identity roles and functions of the social group to which they belonged Particularly significant is the presence of metal finds represented by weapons and elaborate ornaments with amber and glass paste insertions that attest to the existence of influences and close cultural relations with Italic environments The scientific study of the rich archive of data provided by the exceptional necropolis in Via Santa Croce will be carried out by an interdisciplinary research team involving entities and specialists from various Italian and foreign institutions Pictured is Councillor Francesca Gerosa visiting the pre-Roman necropolis in Trento (PAT Press Office Archive) A project to develop a data center in a mine has launched in the Italian Alps Trentino DataMine and its partners this week announced work had started to install a facility in an active mine in a mountain at Val di Non First announced last year the Intacture data center will sit within a dolomite mine owned by mining company Tassullo It will offer 5MW and is set to go live in 2026 The €50.2 million ($54.73m) project was partly funded by the Italian government’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) The project is being led by Trentino DataMine a company that has been established as a public-private partnership by the University of Trento we are now a point of reference in Europe for research and development and we contribute to the creation of one of the few sustainable digital innovation hubs worldwide," said Flavio Deflorian placing young people and new generations at the center of change I believe that sustainable innovation is one of the keys to building a better future and what we will achieve together and manage in the public-private partnership is aimed at creating solutions that have a positive impact on the environment and society The company carrying out the construction work is In-Site In-Site founder and CEO, Pietro Matteo Foglio, said: "Our aim was to push the boundaries of what a data center can be Intacture represents the future of data management emphasizing sustainability and a deep respect for the natural environment that surrounds it." A similar underground data center is the Lefdal Mine data center located in Måløy, Norway. In April last year the company announced that it was planning to increase the facility's IT capacity from 20MW to 80MW In Sardinia, IT firm Dauvea is looking to convert a disused government-owned silver mine on the Italian island into a 2MW data center Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia An extraordinary find enriches the archaeological holdings of Trento’s Castello del Buonconsiglio In the course of studying and cataloguing the Egyptian materials preserved in the museum archaeologist Annamaria Azzolini and Egyptologist Barbara Gilli identified four fragments of a very rare papyrus: it is the Book of the Dead of Senemnetjer an Egyptian dignitary who lived between the reign of Hatshepsut and Thutmosis III (1479-1425 B.C.).Until now only two fragments of this papyrus were known: one preserved at the Archaeological Museum in Florence the other dispersed but known thanks to a drawing by Egyptologist Karl Richard Lepsius The discovery of the Trentino fragments now makes it possible to better reconstruct this precious Ancient Egyptian evidence which turns out to be one of the earliest known papyrus specimens of the Book of the Dead the funerary text used to guide the soul of the deceased on its journey to the afterlife made for the fleet admiral and chief oarsman of the temple of Ptah at Memphis and found in the Memphite necropolis of Saqqara is a composition of a magical-funerary nature that served to guide and aid the deceased in the afterlife Most coeval papyri found in burials come from Thebes where the Book of the Dead was developed during the 18th dynasty (1539-1292 BCE) while those from Memphis are extremely rare Making the discovery even more exceptional is the fact that only four other manuscripts bear this particular arrangement on two registers only two turn out to be complete: the papyrus of the royal nurse Bakai Thanks to the new fragments discovered in Trent the Senemnetjer papyrus is enriched with hitherto unknown details offering scholars a valuable opportunity to deepen their knowledge of Ancient Egyptian funerary and religious practices The presence of Egyptian artifacts in the Buonconsiglio Castle is linked to the figure of Taddeo De Tonelli an officer of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and a great enthusiast of Ancient Egypt Tonelli donated a rich collection of Egyptian artifacts to the museum including fragments of the Senemnetjer papyrus The acquisition of such valuable artifacts is explained by Tonelli’s role between 1821 and 1827 as commander of Austrian troops in the Grand Duchy of Tuscany the port of Livorno was the arrival point for important shipments of Egyptian artifacts from Alexandria A first shipment arrived in Italy in 1820 and was destined for the imperial court in Vienna was acquired by the Royal Galleries of Florence thanks to the work of Michele Arcangelo Migliarini It was precisely Tonelli’s proximity to Migliarini and his presence in Tuscany during that crucial period that leave one to speculate that the official acquired the papyrus fragments through the second expedition organized by the consular chancellor of Austria in Egypt many of the objects in the Trentino collection find a correspondence with those preserved in Florence The discovery of the Senemnetjer papyrus comes at an important time for Buonconsiglio Castle After lengthy work to reorganize and study the collection the museum’s Egyptian section will once again be accessible to the public by the end of the year The exceptional discovery of the papyrus fragments thus offers a new key to understanding the history of Ancient Egyptian funerary practices and reinforces the value of the Trentino Egyptian collection bringing to light a piece of history that seemed lost Four Seasons and Ferrari Trento teamed up to give you everything you need you can't help but notice the Ferrari Trento Victory Lounge along with helmets and outfits worn by the best F1 athletes in the world Ferrari Trento) to talk about what makes Trento Ferrari special and how they are looking forward to enjoying the races this weekend If you're looking for the best F1 paintings to statues of the greats along with the experience of what Ferrari Trento has to offer Como 1907 is pleased to announce that Ferrari Trento will be the club’s Official Partner for the 2024/25 season.  Ferrari Trento has been an integral part of Italian tradition representing its brand worldwide as an ambassador of “The Italian Art of Living” The partnership with the Trentino-based company is an expression of the shared values on which Como 1907 is founded: the club and Ferrari Trento share common goals and an innovative vision that honors tradition The partnership between the two brands grows stronger during the matches as Ferrari Trento serves as the official supplier of Como 1907 Its renowned Trentodoc sparkling wines are offered in the hospitality areas inside the Sinigaglia stadium Ristorante Luce and Ristorante Canottieri Lario “We are pleased to collaborate with the historic Club Como 1907 and to enrich their guests’ experience with our Trentodoc sparkling wines in the spirit of the Italian art of Living,” declares Matteo Lunelli and international vision are values that seal a collaboration between two entities that have always considered teamwork and passion as the foundation of their success.” Como 1907’s Chief Revenue Officer commented: “At Como 1907 we take pride in offering an experience that is deeply rooted in Italian excellence making this partnership a natural extension of our commitment to world-class hospitality we do so with a glass of Ferrari in hand.” Calcio Como has been a historic pillar of Italian football the club faced challenges that led to relegation to Serie D A revival came in 2019 with the acquisition by the Indonesian conglomerate Djarum Group culminating in a return to Serie A in 2024 the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium reflects Como 1907’s deep connection to its city Founded in 1902 in Trento by Giulio Ferrari and since 1952 run by the Lunelli family Ferrari is Italy’s leading luxury sparkling wine and a symbol of the Italian Art of Living All Ferrari labels are Trentodoc; bottle fermented sparkling wines produced with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes cultivated with passion and respect following the principles of sustainable mountain viticulture in northern Italy’s Trentino. Ferrari Trento has been named “Sparkling Wine Producer of the Year” seven times by The Champagne and Sparkling Wine World Championships the most important competition in the world dedicated only to bubbles Ferrari is the toast of Italy par excellence and accompanies the most important moments in culture Ferrari Trento was the official toast of Formula 1® © Copyright 2025 Como 1907 Official Site the Lunelli Group winery contributes to the affirmation of Italy as the most awarded country at the World Sparkling Wine Championships For the seventh time, Ferrari Trento is confirmed as the world’s best sparkling wines maker, winning the prestigious title of “Sparkling Wine Producer of the Year” at The Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships the most authoritative competition dedicated exclusively to sparkling wines An accolade that rewards the excellence and quality consistency of a winery that confirms itself at the top of the international wine scene and contributes substantially to the success of Italy the Bel Paese was in fact the most awarded country Thirteen gold medals were won in the 2024 edition to the House’s Reserves such as Ferrari Riserva Lunelli and Giulio Ferrari Riserva del Fondatore All results that emphasize not only the excellence of each Trentodoc but also the winery’s ability to express the terroir’s potential to the full each with its own identity but sharing the same style ‘We are extremely proud of this recognition,’ said Matteo Lunelli It is a result that testifies to our path of continuous pursuit of excellence and the extraordinary vocation of Trentino and its mountain viticulture which was the first DOC in Italy exclusively dedicated to the Metodo Classico was in fact also one of the most appreciated denominations by the judges in the 2024 edition of the competition founder of the competition and one of the world’s leading Champagne experts commented: “Ferrari Trento is Sparkling Wine Producer of the Year for the fourth year in a row and an amazing seven times out of the 11 years The Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships has existed making it the most successful sparkling wine producer on the planet! Unlike other similar awards which makes it all the more remarkable that such a high level of quality can be achieved in both bottle and magnum formats across the entire range with such consistency from year to year.” The awards ceremony will be held on 24 October at Merchant Taylors Hall in London Ferrari Trento is also nominated for the title of “European Winery of the Year” by the American magazine Wine Enthusiast The winner of the category will be announced on 14 November and the awards ceremony will be held in January 2025 GateDrop.com Race One: It was Romain Febvre leading the way on the first lap but it didn’t take Gajser long to get into second The pair set an incredibly high pace and put on a masterclass of how to ride the tricky track of Arco di Trento With three to go Gajser made a decisive pass on Febvre but the Frenchman didn’t give up – he was right on him and it was looking like a grand stand finish before Febvre crashed but he still managed to finish second Lucas Coenen rode a solid lonely race for third ahead of Maxime Renaux who had some pressure behind from Glenn Coldenhoff Tim Gajser ran away with race two as Romain Febvre worked hard to get himself into second place but Gajser was already gone Glenn Coldenhoff put together two great motos for third overall after a costly crtash by Coenen spoiled his podium shot