Are you an Alfa Female?
Welcome to the Alfa Female Section! Alfa Female has been created to encourage more ladies to join the club and celebrate their achievements by showing off their love of everything Alfa.
Our female members are scattered all over the UK and this section aims to bring us all together both in person, in our club magazine, online for events, support and advice.
We have lots of plans for the coming months and we have a Facebook group with over two hundred and fifty members – and is growing each day! If you are an Alfa Female on Facebook, be sure to join our Alfa Female Facebook Group at this link.
This Section is by no means intended as a way to separate the sexes but exists as an additional option for our ladies to have a place where we can share ideas and stories without any of the judgement that can sadly follow from a small minority of people within the car industry generally.
This initiative should be taken in the spirit that it was devised and created – as a very positive step, not just for Alfisti, but for the whole club and its future!
Latest Alfa Female News
- Alfa Females and their five minutes of fame!
In honour of International Women’s Day in 2024, Museo Alfa Romeo in Arese, Italy ran a “Backstage” event celebrating Women in Alfa Romeo. Our… - Alfa Females go pottery painting!
In December 2023, we went to Henry Street Garden Centre in Arborfield, Berkshire to do a bit of ceramic painting. The idea is that… - Alfa Female goes to Silverstone Museum!
First proper Alfa Female outing on 30th April 2023 and it was excellent! We went to Silverstone Interactive Museum together. Thanks to Allie Taylor…
Alfa Female Podcasts
Alfa Female spotlight: Allie Taylor
“My love of cars came from my dad who worked in the motor industry all his life.
I followed in his footsteps and had various jobs in the trade from dealing with warranty claims to service advisor. As my children grew up I decided to treat myself and five years ago I bought Michael the MiTo”.
“Having Michael and being in AROC has been fantastic.
I’ve made lots friends and loved the opportunities that have come with it; never in a million years did I think I’d be going round Curborough with Vicki Butler-Henderson sat next to me!”
Allie and her family are regulars at MiTo track days and AROC events. In fact, at National Alfa Day in 2021 she was re-acquainted with Vicki Butler-Henderson who was our guest of honour! VBH said afterwards how much fun she had with Allie and the other AROC members at the MiTo track day, driving Allie’s car around Curborough and showing us all what the MiTo can do.
Allie is a passionate Alfa owner and a terrific example of an Alfa Female.
There are already over 250 Alfa Females in our group, so if you are an Alfa Female (or you know one) then be sure to get them to join us!
