The route – 1000 Miglia 2019

The cities destined to become the backdrop and protagonists of the first day of the race are Brescia, Desenzano, Sirmione, Valeggio sul Mincio (passing through the charming Sigurtà Garden Park), Mantua, Ferrara, Comacchio and Ravenna, to finally arrive at Cervia Milano Marittima in the evening.

At the crack of dawn on Thursday 16 May, the convoy will enter Cesenatico before going on to Senigallia, Fabriano, Assisi, Perugia, Terni and Rieti until it finally reaches the Capital at dusk, in a highly spectacular context of great emotive impact.

On Friday 17 May, the journey back north starts, accompanied by the breathtaking landscapes of Lake Vico and of Viterbo, Radicofani, Castiglione d’Orcia, Siena, Vinci, Pistoia, crossing the historic Futa and Raticosa passes. The third leg will end up in the heart of Emilia, the land of motors, with a stop in Bologna.

The final lap of Saturday 18 May will pass through Modena, Reggio Emilia, Langhirano, Parma, Busseto, Montichiari and Travagliato, to terminate with its triumphal arrival in Brescia, for the traditional procession in Viale Venezia.

Google Maps links of detailed tracks

Leg 1 – wednesday 15th May 2019
Sector 1 from Brescia (CO 1) to Ferrara (CO 2)
Sector 2 from Ferrara (CO 2) to Cervia (CO 3)

Leg 2 – thursday 16th May 2019
Sector 3 from Cervia (CO 4) to Urbino (CO 5)
Sector 4 from Urbino (CO 5) to Fabriano (CO 6)
Sector 5 from Fabriano (CO 6) to Terni (CO 7)
Sector 6 from Terni (CO 7) to ROME (CO 8)

Leg 3 – friday 17th May 2019
Sector 7 from ROME (CO 9) to Radicofani (CO 10)
Sector 8 from Radicofani (CO 10) to Siena (CO 11)
Sector 9 from Siena (CO 11) to Montecatini Terme (CO 12)
Sector 10 from Montecatini Terme (CO 12) to Bologna (CO 13)

Leg 4 – saturday 18th May 2019
Sector 11 from Bologna (CO 14) to Parma (CO 15)
Sector 12 from Parma (CO 15) to Brescia (CO 16)