The Mille Miglia celebrates its 100th anniversary: from May 24 to 29, from Brescia to Rome and back.

From May 24 to 29, 2027, the Mille Miglia celebrates its centenary with a route that follows the paths of the first edition in 1927, from Brescia to Rome and back.

The Red Arrow will cross cities, towns, and landscapes that are part of the history of the race, between the Apennines, Tuscany, Umbria, Marche, Veneto, and Lombardy, in a large loop that unites memory and contemporaneity.

The journey will start from Brescia and will touch Castiglione delle Stiviere, Parma, Reggio Emilia, Modena, and Florence, before reaching Rome and beginning the ascent towards Assisi, Perugia, Gubbio, Macerata, Ancona, and Cervia. The fifth stage will then take the caravan to Verona, before the final, spectacular route entirely dedicated to the Brescia area.

On Saturday, May 29, in fact, the Mille Miglia will cross the Lower Garda, the Valtenesi, and the Valsabbia, will climb to Lumezzane, and continue through the Valtrompia, the Sebino, and the Franciacorta, before returning to Brescia. A long journey through the province that will accompany the cars to Piazza Vittoria and, finally, to Viale Venezia for the finish line.

Six days to celebrate a century of history. And to experience the Mille Miglia along the roads that built its myth.