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I luoghi di Coppa delle Alpi

The second edition of the Coppa delle Alpi will take you through the heart of the Alps between Italy, Switzerland and Austria. A race, with the authentic 1000 Miglia spirit, that will also allow you to admire the landscape and historical beauties which lie on the border of the three countries.


Bormio, a fairy-tale landscape in the Alps

Nestled in the heart of the Alps, the historic centre of Bormio preserves an important artistic heritage. Among the most significant testimonies to its past are the towers, according to documents there are 32 throughout the territory, symbols of power for the families that built them. Among these are the Alberti tower, the one attached to Palazzo Simoni and the Kuerc tower, in Bormio’s central square. Thanks to its geographical position and architecture, the municipality in the province of Sondrio is reminiscent of fairy-tale landscapes. With an altitude of more than 1200 metres, Bormio is often covered in a white blanket of snow in winter, making it suggestive to walk through the snow-covered streets of the historic centre or admire the lights of the town from the many panoramic terraces. Finally, it is worth mentioning the thermal baths of Bormio, already known in antiquity for their curative properties. According to some scholars, Pliny the Elder mentioned the waters of Bormio in his “Naturalis historia” and Cassiodorus, secretary to Theodoric, extolled their therapeutic properties.

Bressanone-Brixen, a jewel of history and nature 

The oldest town in the Tyrolean region retains important traces of its past. Over the course of time, it was a stopover on the travels of emperors and became a magnificent Episcopal seat. Brixen/Bressanone has enviable historical and architectural beauties: the square in front of the cathedral, the medieval old town, the arcades and decorated streets, the museum treasures, the craft tradition and the archaeological finds. Bressanone is also a university town, home to the Academic Theological Study at the Episcopal Major Seminary of Bressanone (since 1607) and, since 2001, to the Faculty of Education of the Free University of Bolzano. Finally, it is worth mentioning that Brixen is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Alps. The Plose ski resort is only 7 kilometres from the city centre. Here, tourists can enjoy 43 kilometres of slopes and a breath-taking view of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ponte di Legno, experiencing nature all year round

A location that preserves the essence of the mountains. Ponte di Legno is one of the most renowned ski resorts, but also the preferred place for those who want to enjoy these views in all four seasons. Thanks to the Presena glacier, it is possible to ski as early as autumn. In winter, the four ski areas (Ponte di Legno, Passo Tonale, Presena Glacier and Temù) offer snow sports enthusiasts 41 pistes, between 1121 and 3016 metres above sea level, served by 28 innovative ski lifts.  In summer, there are many activities on offer: trekking, climbing, bike trails and walks that are suitable for children. In addition, there is the possibility of exploring the art, culture and history preserved in these valleys. In fact, Ponte di Legno preserves traces of the 20th century. For example, the main square is called XXVII Settembre, because it commemorates the devastation of Ponte di Legno during the First World War, on 27 September 1917, by the Hapsburg artillery.

Seefeld, the oldest pedestrian zone in Tyrol

Tradition and natural beauty. Seefeld in Tirol has deep roots in history, when the Roman road connecting the Po Valley with Augusta Vindelicorum, today’s Augsburg, was built. It is no coincidence that the oldest pedestrian zone in the Tyrol is located in the popular Alpine town. Seefeld is also one of the 12 most famous Alpine holiday destinations in the world that make up the ‘Best of the Alps’ group. In other words, Seefeld has been acting as an ambassador for the Alps, together with 11 other selected locations in the five Alpine countries for over 20 years. Seefeld is one of the most important sporting locations in the Alps. It is worth mentioning that in 1964, 1976 and 2012, Seefeld was the venue for the Nordic Olympic Games three times, in 1985 it hosted the Ski World Championships and every year it hosts the Nordic Combined World Cup. After 1985, the Olympiaregion Seefeld was awarded the role of host for the Nordic World Ski Championships in 2019.

St. Moritz, the birthplace of Alpine winter tourism

The uniqueness of St. Moritz makes it a landmark among Alpine resorts. A village at an altitude of 1856 metres, it is best remembered for having promoted “skiing holidays” for the first time in 1864 and for having hosted two Winter Olympics. The resort in the heart of the Engadine is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations in both winter and summer, but it offers more than just ski slopes, great hotels and the chance to enjoy sports such as sailing, rowing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, tennis, miniature golf and horse riding. St. Moritz is also known for being a thermal bath source for over 3 thousand years, not to mention the luxurious spas that characterise the area. All this makes St. Moritz a reference point for wellness at any time of the year.

Tirano and Media Valtellina. Crossroads of the Alps between culture, nature and sport

The Tirano and Media Valtellina area is a meeting point between nature, history, flavours and traditions, with the bottom of the valley characterised by prestigious winter and summer tourist resorts. Twelve municipalities enclosed in the heart of the valley narrate the traditions of the people who have passed through and inhabited it over the years: there are numerous sanctuaries, churches, palaces and historical sites such as towers, castles and medieval gates that make Tirano and Media Valtellina an appealing cultural destination. In Tirano it is also possible to board the famous Bernina Red Train for a journey through breath-taking views, blossoming landscapes and snowy panoramas. Without forgetting that the Media Valtellina is a unique experience for sports activities, artistic and historical treasures and local food and wine specialities such as pizzoccheri and chisciöi.

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A rainy 1000 Miglia, a lucky 1000 Miglia 🌧 
Not even the rain could stop the crews, who continued their sporting activities with perseverance and determination 💪🏻
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1000 Miglia bagnata, 1000 Miglia fortunata 🌧 
Nemmeno la pioggia ha fermato gli equipaggi che hanno continuato ad affrontare le attività sportive con costanza e determinazione💪🏻

#1000Miglia2024
This is the #1000Miglia 2024 🫶🏻
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Questa è la #1000Miglia 2024 🫶🏻
After some 2200 km through some of the most beautiful places in Italy, the crews reached #Brescia 
Let’s review the best moments of Leg 5 🥲🚗🏁
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Dopo circa 2200 km attraversando alcuni tra i luoghi più belli d’Italia, gli equipaggi hanno raggiunto #Brescia 
Rivediamo i momenti più belli della Tappa 5 🥲🚗🏁
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2 days ago

Ripercorriamo i luoghi della Tappa 2 della #1000Miglia2024

📍Genova
Altra novità della 1000 Miglia 2024: Genova. Gli equipaggi raggiunta la costa, affiancando il mar Ligure hanno raggiunto il Porto Antico della città, dove si è svolto il pranzo della seconda giornata di gara. Le vetture hanno poi sfilato per le vie del centro città passando, accolte da un folto pubblico, sotto l’arco di Piazza Vittoria.

📍La Spezia
L’ultimo atto ligure dell’edizione 2024 della Freccia Rossa è stato il passaggio a La Spezia: dapprima il Controllo Timbro e le Prove Cronometrate fra le imponenti fregate della Marina Militare all’interno dell’Arsenale Militare Marittimo, poi con un altro timbro nel cuore della città, in Piazza Verdi.

📍Viareggio
Arrivati in Versilia, gli equipaggi hanno raggiunto Viareggio, dove gli edifici Liberty della famosa Passeggiata hanno fatto da cornice a 4 Prove Cronometrate. Il Controllo Orario che ha sancito la fine della Tappa 2 è stato a Torre del Lago Puccini, in ricordo dei cento anni dalla scomparsa del Maestro.

Scopri tutti i luoghi della Tappa 2 al link in bio 👉https://1000miglia.it/eventi/1000-miglia/1000-miglia-2024/i-luoghi-della-1000-miglia-2024-tappa-2/
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Let’s look back at the locations of Leg 2 of the #1000Miglia2024

📍Genoa
Another new feature of the 1000 Miglia 2024: Genoa. After reaching the coast, on the Ligurian Sea, the crews arrived at the city’s Porto Antico, where lunch was held on the second day of the race. The cars then paraded through the streets of the city centre and, greeted by a large crowd, passed under the arch of Piazza Vittoria.

📍La Spezia
The last Ligurian act of the 2024 edition of the Red Arrow was the passage through La Spezia: first the Passage Control and the Time Trials among the imposing frigates of the Navy inside the Maritime Military Arsenal, then another passage stamped in the heart of the city, in Piazza Verdi.

📍Viareggio
Once in Versilia, the crews reached Viareggio, where the Art Nouveau buildings of the famous Passeggiata provided the backdrop for four Time Trials. The Time Control that marked the end of Leg 2 was at Torre del Lago Puccini, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the death of the Maestro.

Discover all the locations of Leg 2 at the link in bio 👉https://1000miglia.it/en/events/1000-miglia/1000-miglia-2024/i-luoghi-della-1000-miglia-2024-leg-2/
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3 days ago

J.P. Morgan Private Bank si unisce per il primo anno alla leggendaria corsa automobilistica ✨
Conoscenza, tecnica e passione sono i valori fondamentali che il prestigioso marchio, sempre al fianco dei suoi clienti e delle loro passioni, condivide con la 1000 Miglia.
Per l’occasione la multinazionale ha dato la possibilità ai propri ospiti di provare l’ebrezza di un simulatore di guida che consente di gareggiare con auto d’epoca in un’esperienza davvero emozionante🚗
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J.P.Morgan Private Bank teams up for the first year with the legendary car race ✨
Expertise, technique and passion are the core values that the prestigious brand, always side by side with its clients and their passions, shares with the 1000 Miglia.
For the occasion, the multinational company gave its guests the chance to experience the thrill of a driving simulator that allowed them to race classic cars in a truly thrilling experience 🚗

#1000Miglia2024
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J.P. Morgan Private Bank si unisce per il primo anno alla leggendaria corsa automobilistica ✨
Conoscenza, tecnica e passione sono i valori fondamentali che il prestigioso marchio, sempre al fianco dei suoi clienti e delle loro passioni, condivide con la 1000 Miglia. 
Per l’occasione la multinazionale ha dato la possibilità ai propri ospiti di provare l’ebrezza di un simulatore di guida che consente di gareggiare con auto d’epoca in un’esperienza davvero emozionante🚗
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J.P.Morgan Private Bank teams up for the first year with the legendary car race ✨
Expertise, technique and passion are the core values that the prestigious brand, always side by side with its clients and their passions, shares with the 1000 Miglia. 
For the occasion, the multinational company gave its guests the chance to experience the thrill of a driving simulator that allowed them to race classic cars in a truly thrilling experience 🚗

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5 days ago

1000 Miglia bagnata, 1000 Miglia fortunata 🌧
Nemmeno la pioggia ha fermato gli equipaggi che hanno continuato ad affrontare le attività sportive con costanza e determinazione💪🏻
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A rainy 1000 Miglia, a lucky 1000 Miglia 🌧
Not even the rain could stop the crews, who continued their sporting activities with perseverance and determination 💪🏻

#1000Miglia2024
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1000 Miglia bagnata, 1000 Miglia fortunata 🌧 
Nemmeno la pioggia ha fermato gli equipaggi che hanno continuato ad affrontare le attività sportive con costanza e determinazione💪🏻
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A rainy 1000 Miglia, a lucky 1000 Miglia 🌧 
Not even the rain could stop the crews, who continued their sporting activities with perseverance and determination 💪🏻

#1000Miglia2024
1 week ago

Ripercorriamo i luoghi della Tappa 1 della #1000Miglia2024

📍Brescia
L’11 giugno la gara è partita dalla città che le ha dato i natali: Brescia, luogo che è passato, presente e futuro, anima e cuore della Corsa, sede di partenza e arrivo sin dalla prima edizione.

📍Palazzolo sull’Oglio
Proseguendo, gli equipaggi sono stati accolti con grande entusiasmo dalla città conosciuta per la bellezza della sua Torre, vero e proprio simbolo di Palazzolo, che con i suoi 92 metri d’altezza è la torre civica campanaria a base circolare più alta d’Europa.

📍Torino
E, infine, la prima novità della #1000Miglia2024: per la prima volta la rievocazione della corsa ha fatto tappa a Torino. Il passaggio in via Roma fino a Piazza San Carlo, dove le vetture sono state presentate al pubblico, è stato speciale, con il colpo d’occhio della Mole Antonelliana che, per l’occasione, si è illuminata della Freccia Rossa.

Scopri tutti i luoghi della Tappa 1 al link 👉 1000miglia.it/eventi/1000-miglia/1000-miglia-2024/i-luoghi-della-1000-miglia-2024-tappa-1/
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Let’s look back on the locations of Leg 1 of the #1000Miglia2024

📍Brescia
The race started on 11 June from the city of its origins: Brescia, a place that is the past, present and future, the soul and heart of the Race, the start and arrival since the first edition.

📍Palazzolo sull’Oglio
Continuing on, the crews were welcomed with great enthusiasm by the town known for the beauty of its Tower, a true symbol of Palazzolo, which at a height of 92 metres is the tallest round-based civic bell tower in Europe.

📍Turin
And finally, the first novelty of the #1000Miglia2024: for the first time, the re-enactment of the race stopped in Turin. The passage through Via Roma to Piazza San Carlo, where the cars were presented to the public, was special, with the glimpse of the Mole Antonelliana which, for the occasion, was illuminated by the Red Arrow.

Discover all the places of Leg 1 at the link 👉 1000miglia.it/en/events/1000-miglia/1000-miglia-2024/i-luoghi-della-1000-miglia-2024-leg-1/
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After some 2200 km through some of the most beautiful places in Italy, the crews reached #Brescia
Let's review the best moments of Leg 5 🥲🚗🏁

After the Time Trials in Baschi, #Orvieto welcome the Red Arrow: continuing through the Terni area, there were the Time Trials in Montegabbione, the last sporting activity before the break 📍
The lunch break of the fourth leg was #Solomeo💫

The longest day has begun: 590 kilometres will be covered by the cars in Leg 4.
The crews left Rome to reach the towns of #Civita Castellana and #Amelia for the first two Passage Controls of the day.
The wonders of our country continue to provide the backdrop to the #1000Miglia

The cars of the #1000Miglia2024 plunged into the unmistakable Tuscan landscapes that once again welcomed the Red Arrow this year.
What a wonderful show! 🤩

Before reaching Tuscan soil, the crews tackled the Average Trial of the Bracco Pass, then reached #LaSpezia, the last Ligurian city to host the transit of the #1000Miglia2024 with a Time Trials inside the Maritime Military Arsenal ⏱️🚗
Then #Massa welcomed the event.

The 2024 edition of the most beautiful race in the world arrived in #Genova, European Capital of Sport 2024, for the first time in its almost 100-year history.
The Ligurian capital welcomed the Red Arrow with an incredible view of the city from the Belvedere dei Dogi 😍

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