The 1000 Miglia returns to Tuscany
The most beautiful race in the world returns from 13 to 17 June
For the second year running, the 'most beautiful race in the world' as Enzo Ferrari called it, which began as a real competition along Italy's most beautiful roads in 1927, reignites its engines at the gates of summer. From 13 to 17 June, 420 classic cars race along Italy's most picturesque roads, through cities of art and breathtaking landscapes.
1000 miglia race in TuscanyThe 1000 Miglia is scheduled to pass through Tuscany on Thursday, 15 June, in the stage from Rome to Parma. The famous race touches Siena and the Valdelsa, then continues on to Pistoia and through the Abetone pass to Emilia.
1000 miglia in ToscanaAfter passing through the beautiful landscapes of the Val d'Orcia, the convoy arrives in Piazza del Campo where the spectacular tricolour carpet is set up. After lunch, the snake of 405 historic cars leaves for Vinci, not before passing through Poggibonsi, Valdelsa and San Miniato.
1000 miglia in ToscanaAll chasing the pair formed by Andrea Vesco and Fabio Salvinelli, winners of the last two editions. Among the highest-ranked challengers are Belometti with Bergomi, Lorenzo and Mario Turelli, Luca Patron, Aliverti with Valente, Fontanella with Covelli, Sisti with Gualandi and Matteo Belotti, winner of the 2023 Coppa delle Alpi. This year's winner is announced on 17 June.
