
EpoClassic Experience · 2016
At the museum of Prince Albert II, the McRoyal Auction brought together classic and sports cars in the heart of the Principality — an exhibition and auction conceived as a celebration of automotive culture.
The gathering drew some of the most respected figures of the Italian motoring world: Arturo Merzario, Mauro Forghieri — the engineer behind Ferrari's greatest competition cars — Brenda Vernor, for decades the English voice of Maranello, and the designer Alfredo Zanellato Vignale. Alongside the classics, the event hosted the debut of the Italdesign Zerouno, bridging half a century of Italian design in a single room — with the jazz guitarist Pino Russo as guest musician, lending the evening its soundtrack.
For EpoClassic, Monaco 2016 remains a defining moment: the meeting point of the collectors, engineers and coachbuilding heritage that still shape the way we present automobiles today.
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The Gathering
Few rooms have held that much of Italian motoring history at once. Forghieri spoke of the competition Ferraris he had engineered; Brenda Vernor of the Maranello of Enzo's years; Vignale of a coachbuilding tradition his family helped define. Around them, the automobiles: classics from private European collections beside the brand-new Italdesign Zerouno, making its public debut.
It is the kind of company EpoClassic was built in — and the standard of conversation we still measure every event against.
| Event | McRoyal Auction — Classic Car Exhibition |
| Venue | Museum of Prince Albert II, Monaco |
| Year | 2016 |
| Guests | A. Merzario · M. Forghieri · B. Vernor · A. Z. Vignale |
| Debut | Italdesign Zerouno |
| Music | Pino Russo — jazz guitar |