Better pack your thermals if you fancy taking part in the coolest rally of 2023.
The Coppa delle Alpi will see drivers of pre-1990 classic cars attack the most amazing Alpine passes in Italy, Switzerland and Austria. The 1,000km route has been devised by the organisers of the Mille Miglia and drivers will compete in a regularity competition across the entire Alpine arc.
Beginning on 28 February 2023 the first day will be a sporting prologue dubbed the Bergamo Brescia Capital of Culture 2023 Trophy, which will see the cars reach Tirano from where the first leg of the rally will officially start.
Drivers will head through the mountains to the swanky Swiss ski resort of St Moritz, then on to Innsbruck in Austria before re-entering Italy and passing through Brixen to a finish in Bormio.
As if the Futa and Raticosa passes of the Mille Miglia weren’t tough enough, Detour’s Nik Berg braves them in torrential rain. In Maserati’s MC20 supercar.
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David Gandy may be best known for strutting his stuff on the catwalks, but Britain’s top male model is also a highly-accomplished designer and driver on the Mille Miglia.
Inspired by Italy’s most epic rally, the Cape 1000 is four days of petrolhead perfection in beautiful wine country. George Philipas was along for the ride.
Before retiring to the Mercedes-Benz museum in Stuttgart, the mind-blowing 1955 Mille Miglia-winning 300SLR driven by Sir Stirling Moss and Denis Jenkinson went on a whistle-stop tour of London.
Mercedes-Benz promises a “stylish journey through time” with a range of European driving tours.