Mar 20 • 12:21 UTC 🇮🇹 Italy Il Giornale

WinteRace Cortina Returns: 70 Historic Cars on the Roads of the Dolomites, a 490-Kilometer Itinerary through Landscapes, History, and Memory

The WinteRace Cortina event, showcasing 70 historic cars, returned to Cortina d'Ampezzo from March 19 to 21, 2026, celebrating alpine tradition and culture along a scenic route.

From March 19 to 21, 2026, Cortina d’Ampezzo once again hosted the WinteRace Cortina, an event that merges automobiles, tradition, and the alpine landscape. Covering a total distance of 490 kilometers, this event is designed not merely as a competition but as a traveling narrative that connects communities, territories, and memories within the Dolomites. This year's edition travels through some iconic locations of the Dolomite heritage, highlighting the Olympic spirit and mountain culture as it weaves along scenic roads and alpine passes, offering breathtaking views such as sunsets at Passo Giau and the Five Lakes area.

The WinteRace Cortina 2026 not only retains its identity as a classic regularity race but also evolves into a cultural experience on the move. The event features 70 historic vehicles from eight different countries: Italy, Belgium, Argentina, the Netherlands, Uruguay, Croatia, Switzerland, and others. This diverse participation underscores the international appeal of the event while emphasizing the unity of classic car enthusiasts who share a passion for the rich history and heritage of automobiles within the stunning Dolomite terrains.

Furthermore, the WinteRace serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving both automotive history and the natural beauty of alpine regions. As participants drive through breathtaking landscapes and cultural landmarks, they contribute to raising awareness of not just the sport of motor racing but also the significance of eco-tourism and the legacy of the Dolomites. This blending of automotive passion and cultural exploration captures the essence of the event, attracting visitors and participants who appreciate both heritage and nature.

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