Mille Miglia a Ferrara 2026

The race, reserved for historic cars, has been held continuously since 1927. The 2026 edition will take place from 9 to 13 June, starting and finishing in Brescia.

On Wednesday 10 June, the route of the second day will cross Italy from east to west, passing through Padua, Ferrara and Modena, where crews will stop for lunch, before continuing to Reggio Emilia and over the Abetone Pass, ultimately reaching the elegant Art Nouveau town of Montecatini Terme for the end of the day.
On Saturday 13 June, during the fifth and final day, the race will leave the Adriatic coast and, after crossing the salt pans of Cervia and Comacchio, will head towards Ferrara, rejoining the outward route before continuing on to Mantua for the competition’s final lunch stop.

After completing approximately 140 time trials and travelling through towns and sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the cars will return to Viale Venezia in Brescia, where the official finish line will mark the conclusion of the 1000 Miglia 2026.