VIDEONOVELA
MOGAST2018
The Mogast 2018 captured by our beloved Video director Francesco Principini
MOGAST2019
Some rays of sun conserved from Mogast 2019 directly out of the magic super8 jar of our beloved videomaker Marco Artusi.
75 years before, 20.3.1945, a bunch of partisans climbed up the Mortirolo where they barricaded themselves and started one of the few frontal fight against a axis powers brigade in the area. The skirmish will end only 20 days later, 10th of April 1945. Despite the unequal forces the battle ended up with a victory of the partisans. A little hairpin in the big road of history wich gives us hope as the analogies with the current times are persistent.
MOGAST2026
Years ago, a handful of friends took on the Italian Alps. Three passes in one day: the challenge. Driven by an excess of hormones and dopamine—the unmistakable symptoms of youth.
Ten years later, that original challenge has evolved into a three-day event where cycling shares the stage with friendship, art, dancing, and Italy’s most famous national sport: gastronomy.
This video celebrates the upcoming tenth edition of Mogast and the journey that led to it. While the event has evolved over the years, so too have the handful of friends who started it, shaped in no small part by the event itself.wich gives us hope as the analogies with the current times are persistent.
MOGAST24
Featuring the new Mortirolo climb from Sernio.
A feast of qualitytime and pop up side events.
MOGAST23
The sold-out edition.
Obviously not in amoregrande and qualitytime
MOGAST22 // +GRAVEL ADVENT
In 2022 we decided to add some stones to our cake to make it crunchy.
Unique amoregrande / double road choice
2021 // family postpandemic edition
After the dutiful 2020 stop, Mogast shyly started again with a friends and family edition
Mogast 2019 // pepper edition
The edition where we decided to a some spicy recipe to Mogast. The devilish ascent of Mortirolo from Tovo
MOGAST 2018
Mogast grew bigger in Amoregrnade and Qualitytime
MOGAST 2017
The first official Mogast edition. Good memories with the people who made Mogast history.
And a hug to everyone who would have liked to be at Mogast but for some reason could not make it.
Credits
Francesco Principini
Stefan Haehnel
Luca Tonin
Dmytro Prudnikov
Mauro Illarietti
Sebastian Pott
Bruno Quadrio
Artworks (big thanks to)
Stefano Zotti