FIERACAVALLI: SCUDERIA 1918 TO BE MAIN SPONSOR OF NEXT EDITION
A SHARED COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
Innovation, farsightedness, animal and environmental protection are the values shared in the partnership between Fieracavalli and Scuderia 1918, the international Racing Team that has consolidated its presence this year becoming the main sponsor of the 124th edition of this event to be held from November 3rd to November 6th 2022 at Veronafiere.
The Fieracavalli – Scuderia 1918 synergy will result in many innovations, with sports events including the second edition of TOP TEAM, hosted in Jumping Verona’s Pavilion 8, the team competition that last year already fielded leading riders from the world of international show jumping such as Lorenzo De Luca, Jessica Springsteen and Kevin Staut – and that will be presented in a renewed and even more exciting format to spectators attending Fieracavalli 2022.
Team spirit, respect and love for horses have always characterised Scuderia 1918, which, with this partnership, aims to present equestrian events that are increasingly compatible with major current issues, such as the protection of the environment, confirming a commitment to an ever stronger ecological awareness. The aim is to reduce the impact that major events have on the environment and this is what has led Fieracavalli to join forces with Scuderia 1918, by virtue of the common ethical approach to equestrian sports.
This cooperation between Scuderia 1918 and Fieracavalli also goes beyond the borders of the Verona event; in fact, the international Racing Team, which boasts some of the best riders in the world, is also among the teams competing in the Italian Champions Tour, the national team show jumping circuit, which this weekend reaches its third leg. From July 22nd to July 24th there will be two days of show jumping at the Horses Riviera Resort in Cattolica during which teams will compete to earn useful points for the Final Event scheduled to be held at Jumping Verona from November 4th to November 6th.
