SPORTS in Milan
Football in Milan
As everybody know there are two great football teams in Milan: Inter FC and AC Milan. Founded respectively in 1908 and in 1899, they represent a big part of Italian football history and tradition with 30 National Titles in two (13 Inter, 17 Milan).
The most famous Italian players wore the shirts of the two Milanese teams, such as Giuseppe Meazza, Sandro Mazzola, Gianni Rivera, Franco Baresi, Roberto Baggio, and also many international players as Josè Altafini, Jair, Marco Van Basten, Frank Rijkaard, Ruud Gullit, Lothar Matthaeus, Dennis Bergkamp, George Weah, until Ronaldo and Schevchenko.
AC Milan and Inter FC also won 8 Champions’ Leaugues (6 and 2) and 5 International Cups (3 and 2), and many other minor competitions.
The two teams both play at S. Siro Stadium Giuseppe Meazza, that contains about 85000 supporters.
STADIO GIUSEPPE MEAZZA (S.SIRO)
Broke ground: 1925
Opened: September 19, 1926
Surface: Grass
105m x 68m
Seats: 82.955
Address: Via Piccolomini, 5
About Inter FC: www.inter.it
About AC Milan: www.acmilan.com
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Basketball
Olimpia Milano is one of the most glorious Italian basketball teams founded
in 1936. In his history the team won 25 Italian titles and 3 European
Cups.
After a period of crisis, during which the society was near to failing,
last summer Armani Jeans, Adriano Galliani and some other people,
decided to help Olimpia Milano with investments and sponsorships
that permitted the society to join some good players to return on
the top of European basketball. Olimpia Milano plays at PalaLido
every Sunday.
Ice Hockey
Who thinks that Italians do not know how to play ice hockey, have a look and watch the Vipers. In 2005, Milan was the host for the International Championship of College Ice Hockey.
http://www.vipers.mi.it/homeindex.php
Milan city Marathon, Stramilano
Every year thousands of people come to Milan to run in the Milan city marathon, which runs all around the city, passing through the historical parts of the town. A real competition in the tranquillity and in the beauty of a Sunday Milanese morning.
http://www.stramilano.it/
F1 circuit in Monza
Every year, in September, in the circuit of Monza takes place a Formula 1 race, the Italian Grand Prix. It is one of the most important sport events of the season for all Italian fans. The circuit was built from 1922 until 1928, and modified many times because of the high speed reached by the cars during the races. It is characterized by long “rettifilos”, hard brakes and fast curves. It is the favourite circuit of Ferrari and of Ferrari’s supporters: in fact every year there are more than 100000 people supporting the team in red.
www.monzanet.it
www.formula1.com
www.ferrariworld.com
Cycle racing
Milan is the centre of high speed cycle races that are organized at the
Velodromo Vigorelli the most important velodromo of Italy.
The Lombard Capital is also important because represents the arrival
of the Giro d’Italia, the second event in order of importance
after the Tour de France. In fact every year lots of famous cyclists
take part to this race that always ends in the centre of Milan.
Milan is also the starting point of the most famous classical cycling
race: the Milano-San Remo.
