8,000 km across Europe to the northernmost point you can reach by road. The trip that started everything.
See season 01 →

Crossing Australia in the Fiat Marea: Highway 1 and Tasmania. From Perth, heading north to return to Sydney. The season is being told as it happens.

Volata di Peluca is Fabio Belnome’s travel and car project. A journey around the world in a 1998 Fiat Marea.
Each expedition is a season of Volata World Rally: the car, the people and the stories along the road, told as they happen.

More than three times around the Earth. Always in the same car.
Explore the seasonsBorders crossed with the Marea.
Europe · Asia · the Americas · Oceania
Nordkapp · Nippon · Panamerican · Australia
Total community across social platforms.
Across social platforms in 2026.
Four seasons. Same idea.
8,000 km across Europe to the northernmost point you can reach by road. The trip that started everything.
See season 01 →
27,000 km from Barcelona to Tokyo, across Europe and Asia. The trip that turned a crazy idea into a journey around the world.
See season 02 →
51,000 km down the Americas. From the Arctic to Ushuaia, with more than 200 days on the road.
See season 03 →
From Sydney to Perth via Tasmania and the Nullarbor. Now heading north to return to Sydney, with the route unfolding along the way.
Follow season 04 →
The next chapter has a date. The destination stays under wraps for now.
Season 05 →
The same car. All the way around the world.
I bought it for one reason: drive to the North Cape, then get rid of it. Nobody came to pick it up. Truth is, by then I did not really want to let it go either. On the way home, somewhere in Estonia, I made up my mind: I was going to drive around the world in that car.
53 countries. Four seasons. The same car. Explore the roads that brought us here.
More time for the Marea, the road and the stories that don’t fit into a short video.
01 / PODCARSThree friends from the motoring world, talking cars, news and stories in a relaxed setting. We get on really well, and sitting down with them to talk about the Marea is always a good time.


In 2022, I rode solo across northern India. On the very first day, my phone died, and Instagram was the only app I could still get into. I started posting the trip to a Close Friends list of about 40 people. I loved telling the story while I was still living it. When I got home, that idea stuck with me. That was the beginning of Volata di Peluca.
New seasons, upcoming drops and project updates. Only when there’s something worth sharing.