The 2025 edition of the 1000 Miglia, known worldwide as “the most beautiful race in the world”, took place from 17 to 21 June, once again transforming Italy into a living museum of automotive history. With more than 400 classic cars participating, this year’s event honored tradition, mechanical excellence, and the timeless charm of the open road.

A Rolling Celebration of Automotive Heritage

From the roar of engines to the elegance of pre-war designs, the 1000 Miglia brought together a diverse lineup of historic vehicles — all manufactured between 1927 and 1957, in accordance with the original regulations of the race. Brands like Alfa Romeo, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Jaguar, Bugatti, and Ferrari were proudly represented, with cars piloted by teams from all over the world.

These weren’t just vehicles — they were stories on wheels. Each car had its own unique legacy, preserved and celebrated on the roads of Italy.

A Scenic and Challenging Route

This year’s route maintained the traditional spirit of the original Mille Miglia, offering participants a mix of scenic landscapes, demanding driving sections, and a deep connection to Italian history and culture.

The race began and ended in Brescia, making its way through some of Italy’s most iconic towns and cities like Parma, Rome, Bologna. Spectators filled the roadsides, waving flags, applauding the drivers, and reliving the golden age of motoring.

Whether climbing mountain passes, navigating winding countryside roads, or driving through historic piazzas, the route captured the imagination of all who followed it — whether from behind the wheel or from the sidewalk.

A Global Gathering

The 1000 Miglia is more than a race — it’s an international celebration of elegance, endurance, and engineering. With teams from Europe, Asia, the Americas, and beyond, the 2025 edition reinforced the event’s reputation as a premier destination for collectors, enthusiasts, and automotive historians.

Over the course of five days, friendships were forged, memories were made, and countless photographs were taken of these incredible machines against the backdrop of Italian beauty.

 Mille Miglia: Where the Past Drives the Present

As always, the 1000 Miglia blended past and present — reviving the golden age of motorsport while embracing the precision and organization of a modern-day classic car rally. With each passing year, the event grows not only in size but in cultural significance, reminding us that true craftsmanship and passion never go out of style.