The car race that Enzo Ferrari called “the most beautiful race in the world.” A unique event that each year ignites the passion of motor enthusiasts and automotive-history lovers, turning Italy’s roads into an open-air museum. Born in 1927 and valid for the World Championship until 1957, the 1000 Miglia has remained in the hearts of generations of aficionados. Today it is no longer a speed race but a regularity trial for vintage cars, now a symbol of elegance, tradition, and international prestige. Each edition features 360 historic cars, all strictly admitted only if they took part in the original race. Crews from around the world cover the famed route from Brescia to Rome and back, passing through some of Italy’s most evocative locations—including Lake Garda. The 1000 Miglia is not just a competition, but an experience that unites history, passion, and Italian beauty: an event capable of rekindling the allure of an era when the automobile was synonymous with freedom and adventure.