Vis Pesaro dal 1898

Founding through the 1960s

The first name adopted, when founded in 1898, was "Vis Sauro Pesaro", but it later changed its name to "Vis Pesaro" due to the successes it achieved in football. It was initially a multi-sports club event that featured a variety of sports. The first regional football championship was held in 1912. The first match was played against Alma Juventus Fano on the grounds of the "Campo di Marte" in Soria, which marked the beginning of a rivalry that never subsided between the two teams and the city, leading to the classic derbies of Pesaro. In the following years, Vis Pesaro moved between Serie D and Serie C, playing home games on the field of Baia Flaminia until 1927, the year of the construction of the municipal stadium "Tonino Benelli", in honor of the motorcyclist from Pesaro, who died during a race. The club participated in various interregional and Serie C championships, alternating promotions with relegations. In 1958–1959, the team, trained by Mario Mosconi and Adriano Zecca, won the Interregional group D championship (with consequent promotion to Serie C).

1960s to the 2000s

The sixties were characterized by the usual alternation of championships in Serie C and Serie D. In 1960–1961, the team was relegated to Serie D. The years of particular splendour for Vis Pesaro, under the presidency of Mario Giorgi, were from 1968 to 1970, when Becchetti managed it. The club came close to promotion to Serie B, but was defeated 1–0 in the…