The 40th edition of the historic 1000 Miglia (formerly the Mille Miglia) will take place from June 15 to 18, 2022 and will run clockwise through Italy, starting and finishing in Brescia. The regularity event, which also includes fast driving, will include stops in Cervia-Milano Marittima, Rome and Parma.
Stage 1: Wednesday, June 15
After the start in Brescia, the cars head towards Lake Garda, first to Salo, then to Desenzano del Garda and Sirmione, from where they drive through the Sigurta Garden Park, Mantua and Ferrara before reaching Cervia-Milano Marittima at the end of the first day.
Stage 2: Thursday, June 16
From the city on the Adriatic coast, the route takes in a detour to Forl1, the climb to San Marino, the descent inland to Passignano sul Trasimeno, the passage to Norcia to finish the stage with the Roman parade along the Via Veneto.
Stage 3: Friday, June 17
The third is the longest stage of the race. After the start in Rome, the cars drive to Ronciglione and then to Siena, from where they continue via Pontedera to Viareggio to reach Parma at the end of the third day.
Stage 4: Saturday, June 18
On the final day, the cars will complete a series of stages on the Varano de Melegari circuit and reach the Monza circuit via Salsomaggiore Terme, Stradella and Pavia. In collaboration with the MIMO Milano Monza Motor Show, the crews will test their skills on the circuit where the centenary of the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix will be celebrated in 2022.
Before reaching the finish line in Brescia, the race cars will head for Bergamo, symbolically anticipating the twinning that will unite the two cities in 2023 as part of the Brescia-Bergamo Capital of Culture project.
Registration from November 4, 2021
You can already register now, provided you have a registered vehicle. The registration must be renewed.
Further information on the 1000 Miglia can be found on the event website.
