The Gospocchis Club was founded in the winter of MMXXVI by twelve drivers and one engineer. Its purpose is simple and stubbornly held: to curate the occasions on which the world's finest road-going chassis are actually driven — not displayed, not auctioned, not garaged.
Principles hold longer than policies. The charter is revised only on unanimous membership vote. It has been revised once, in MMXXVIII, to strike the word "curated" from principle IV.
Twelve drivers and one engineer sign the charter in a garage outside Modena.
The Club runs its first closed-circuit event. Twenty chassis, one weekend, zero incidents.
The first territory outside Europe. The Hakone route sheet is still the most-used document in the archive.
Members may commission one-off coachwork through a single atelier partner in Modena.
The car is the reason, never the point.
Nine people. One archivist. One engineer. One road captain. The rest handle correspondence, route planning, and the concierge line.