In 1989, Zogno, in the Brembana Valley, hosted the seventh and final round of the Italian Enduro Championship, a decisive race for the Italian titles.
Organized by the historic Motoclub L'Italica Carer and the Zogno chapter led by Roberto Capelli, the event was dedicated to the memory of Colonel Giovanni Moro.

On the eve of the race, the 125, 500, and overall standings were still in play.
In the 125, the duel was between Stefano Passeri and Luca Trussardi.
In the 500, the spotlight was on Alberto Sala from Bergamo, with Giorgio Grasso returning to the race, while the overall standings were led by Tullio Pellegrinelli, also returning from injury.

The report recounts the decisive stages of the race, the excellent comebacks, the dramatic twists, and the awarding of the titles, on a day that confirmed Zogno and Bergamo as enduro hotspots.

🎥 The images are taken from the original report aired on the local station Bergamo TV.
🎙️ The report was produced by a very young enduro enthusiast, Lucio Arosio, an emerging name of the time and today a precious historical memory of Italian enduro.

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