Registrations are now open for the Coppa delle Alpi 2026. The regularity event for historic cars, organized by 1000 Miglia, will take place from 12 to 15 March 2026 and introduces an important new feature compared to previous editions: the route will follow a “petal” format, with both the start and finish in St. Moritz, in the Engadin region.
Over the three days of competition, crews will cover approximately 645 kilometres between Italy and Switzerland. The sporting program includes:
- 90 Time Trials
- 8 Average Speed Tests
- 10 Time Controls
- 4 Passage Controls
After technical checks, the opening stage will take place entirely on the roads surrounding St. Moritz. The second day will be dedicated to the Alpine passes: Bernina, Foscagno, Eira and Ofenpass, with a stop in Livigno. Additional trials are scheduled in Val Müstair, on Lake Resia, and along the course of the Olympia Bobrun, the only natural-ice bobsleigh track in the world.
The final stage will reach Arosa, in the Canton of Grisons, before returning to St. Moritz. A unique highlight awaits at the end of the route: cars will be loaded onto the Klosters–Selfranga train, one of the few railway convoys that allows vehicles to be transported along scenic alpine sections.
A maximum of 60 cars built up to the year 2000 will be admitted to the 2026 edition. The registration deadline is 4:00 p.m. on 17 February 2026, and accepted crews will receive confirmation by 20 February.
The event also grants 8 guaranteed entries to the 1000 Miglia 2027.