Breathtaking Routes Mark the Return of the 1000 Miglia Warm Up CH in Switzerland
By yeshe
Ascona, Switzerland – The third edition of the 1000 Miglia Warm Up Switzerland is just around the corner, promising to captivate vintage car enthusiasts and culture lovers alike. From May 30 to June 2, the event will traverse the spectacular landscapes of Switzerland, blending history, sport, and elegance in an unparalleled celebration.
On Friday, May 31, the challenge comes to life with timed trials at the Safe Driving track in Osogna, where teams from across Europe will test their vintage vehicles under the watchful eye of the International Timing Federation (FICR), ensuring fair judgment.
After the thrilling timed trials, competitors will head to the CPT of Biasca, greeted by director Davide Pedretti and his apprentices, who will mark each team’s roadbook with a distinctive sign. The caravan then moves on to the Swiss Classic World in Lucerne, a must-see exhibition for industry enthusiasts.
The journey continues on Saturday, June 1, through the scenic roads of the Canton of Nidwalden, culminating with a crossing of the Lake of the Four Cantons. The event will reach its climax on Sunday, June 2, in Ascona, at the Biblioteca Popolare, which will transform into a stage open to the public to commemorate the awards after four days of adventure on Swiss roads.
“We are eager to highlight the wonders of Switzerland with cars that have made history. The teams are ready to dive into the emotions of the Swiss Alps,” stated Paolo Pedersoli, CEO of Scuderia Classiche, the organization leading the 1000 Miglia Warm Up CH. “We have meticulously curated the itinerary to ensure a timeless experience.”
The 1000 Miglia Warm Up Switzerland extends an invitation to all car enthusiasts, as well as anyone fascinated by the intersection of art, technology, and history, to participate in this exceptional event.
For more information:
1000migliawarmupch.ch
A special thank you to the sponsors of the 1000 Miglia Warm Up Switzerland: Chopard, J.P. Morgan Private Bank, Franciacorta, Borgo Ascona, Winteler, CPT Biasca, Fontana Print, ACS, Beca Ferretti, and Marnin.
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