Autodromo Nazionale Monza SIAS SpA

The Automobile Club of Italy (ACI) originates from the constitution, in 1898, of the Automobile Club of Turin. The following year the Turin club took on the name of the Automobile Club of Italy. In February 1904, the Italian Automobile Union (UAI) was born in a conference held in Turin. On January 25, 1905, the national body called the Automobile Club of Italy was finally established with headquarters in Turin.

The ACI was erected into a non- profit organization with Royal Decree 11/14/1926, n. 2481, and its headquarters moved to Rome in 1928 when it changed its name to the Royal Automobile Club of Italy. The Italian Sports Automobile Federation (FASI) took care of the more specifically sporting part, until the war. Following the constitution of the Republic, it took up the ancient term of the Automobile Club of Italy. The sporting activities in its sphere are now delegated to the Italian Automobile Sports Commission (CSAI). Federation listed in Law 16.2.1942, n. 426 (as FASI).

ACI – Automobile Club Italia holds 90% of the shares of SIAS SpA

The Automobile Club Milano was founded on June 3, 1903 by a group of car pioneers to promote the fundamental needs of the new and revolutionary means of transport that appeared in the last years of the nineteenth century. Since then it has developed its business on three main lines: protection of the motorist, provision of services and assistance, organization of car races.

Always present and active in the multiple aspects of mobility, it contributes to spreading a car culture in line with the principles of environmental protection and sustainable development , safety and enhancement of the territory .

Over the years, millions of motorists have joined and, with more than 50,000 members , today the Automobile Club Milano is one of the largest associations in the province.

In addition to the services provided to motorists, motorcyclists and transporters, and to companies in the areas of motoring practices and taxes, legal advice and roadside assistance, AC Milan promotes numerous initiatives to raise awareness of mobility and road safety issues, organizes training courses for road safety teachers in schools and safe driving courses for motorists, and makes proposals to improve traffic conditions also in collaboration with public administrations and private bodies.

In 1988, ACI Milan founded, together with the Chamber of Commerce, the Unione del Commercio and the four Milanese universities, the MeglioMilano association which has the task of studying proposals and implementing initiatives to improve the quality of life in the city .

As for sport, AC Milan boasts an ancient and glorious tradition. In addition to being among the first promoters of motor racing , in 1922 he built – and has managed since then – the Monza Eni Circuit .

The Automobile Club Milano is administered by the Board of Directors elected by the members and avails itself of the advice of experts in the various sectors of motoring who form the Legal, Sports, Technical, Traffic and Transport Commissions. In addition to the headquarters in Corso Venezia 43, AC Milan provides services and collects associations in the offices in the area. Registered office: Corso Venezia 43 – 20121 Milan | Switchboard: +39 02 77451 – Fax: +39 02 781844 | PEC address :autoeclubmilano@pec.aci.it | www.milano.aci.it | follow us on Facebook

In addition to the headquarters in Corso Venezia 43, AC Milan provides services and collects associations in the offices in the area.

Registered office: Corso Venezia 43 – 20121 Milan | Switchboard: +39 02 77451 – Fax: +39 02 781844 | PEC address :autoeclubmilano@pec.aci.it | www.milano.aci.it | follow us on Facebook