About THE SPEAKERS | Ogden, Utah 2026

Caleb Hayward is the owner of Golden West Autobody, a classic car restoration shop located in Springville, Utah. With over five years of experience, Caleb has developed a deep passion and expertise for restoring iconic Alfa Romeo vehicles, bringing these beloved Italian classics back to their original glory through meticulous metalwork, rust repair, bodywork, and concours-level paint refinishing. His commitment to authenticity and precision craftsmanship has made Golden West Autobody the go-to destination for Alfa Romeo enthusiasts throughout Utah and beyond.

 Brewster Thackeray was active on eBay and Bring a Trailer before joining BaT's staff in 2020. Since 2022 he has been an independent collector car concierge (aka a realtor for automotive enthusiasts). From photography and preparation through the auction's conclusion, you'll see examples of successful efforts and learn what to avoid. Brewster served 16 years on the AROC Board including two terms as president and currently leads the Capital Chapter, 2027's AROC Convention host. His session will provide the inside track to maximize opportunities and outcomes to buy your dream Alfa or have a successful online sale.

Ian Cartabiano is a world-renowned automotive designer and president of CALTY Design Research, Toyota's advanced design studio in Newport Beach, California. A graduate of Art Center College of Design, he has spent his career shaping some of the most expressive vehicles in the Toyota and Lexus lineup, earning a reputation as one of the automotive world's most gifted creative minds. A lifelong admirer of Italian automotive design, his passion for the sculptural beauty and emotional soul of Alfa Romeo deeply informs his celebrated design philosophy.

Keith Martin has been involved with the collector car hobby for more than 40 years as a writer, publisher, television commentator and enthusiast. He is the founder and publisher of the monthly Sports Car Market, now in its 38th year, and has written for the New York Times, Automobile, AutoWeek, Road & Track and other publications, and had his own show, "What's My Car Worth," on Velocity. Among his many honors are the Lee Iacocca Award, the Edward Herrmann Award, and induction into the Concorso Italiano Hall of Fame, and he has served on the boards of The LeMay Museum, Oregon Ballet Theater, and the Meguiar's Award.

Dino Crescentini is a Southern California-based Alfa Romeo builder, racer, and co-founder of StopTech, one of the aftermarket brake industry's most respected names. He restored his first Alfa at the age of 15 in the mid-1970s, igniting a lifetime passion for the marque that never slowed down. He went on to compete in SCCA GT-3 and GT-5 racing behind the wheel of Alfa Romeos, setting lap records at Willow Springs and Riverside. Today, through his shop Dino Motorsport, he continues to design, restore, engineer, and race some of the most exquisite Alfas in existence.

Anthony Rimicci is the owner of Santo's Italian Car Service, the legendary Northridge, California shop founded by his father Santo in 1981. Raised on a steady diet of Alfa Romeos — from his father's hopped-up 1974 Spider to a 1964 Giulia Spider that carried the brothers to school every day — Anthony grew up trackside and eventually took over the family business, continuing its focus on service, restoration, and race prep for classic Italian cars. A respected figure in the Alfa community, he counts ex-works Autodelta machinery among his personal collection and remains one of Southern California's most dedicated and knowledgeable Alfisti.