QUADRIFOGLIO.
ALWAYS ON THE BOLD SIDE.

It all began in 1923 w hen Ugo Sivocci won the Targa Florio while at the wheel of an Alfa Romeo RL, which bore a green four-leaf clover symbol that he had painted on a white diamond-shaped background. Unfortunately, Sivocci died in a tragic car accident just a few months later in a vehicle he was test-driving, which coincidentally was not adorned with his lucky quadrifoglio (Italian for four-leaf clover). From then on, Sivocci’s good luck charm became synonymous with our passion for motor racing: a tradition that has lasted decades.

Name any major race, circuit, or championship, and you'll find the Quadrifoglio emblem at the higher end of the Hall of Fame. Alfa Romeo w on the first-ever World Championship for Grand Prix vehicles in 1925 and the first two Formula 1 Championships in 1950 and 1951. These are just a few of the many achievements of a unique winning streak boasting five World Championships overalland hundreds of Italian and European titles. These victories are more than just a part of Alfa Romeo's history: they are now integral to every Quadrifoglio model.