The father-and-son duo confirmed their victory in the Dolomite classic in their Fiat 508 C. Success in the Celebration category went to Argenti/Amorosa, while Chillemi/Graziani and Bossi/Bossi took first place among the female and young crews respectively.
Riboldi/Riboldi is once again the winning crew of the Stella Alpina Storica . The father-and-son duo won the 2026 edition at the wheel of a Fiat 508 C , confirming last year’s success in the Dolomite classic organized by ASI – Automotoclub Storico Italiano .
In the Celebration category , first place went to Argenti/Amorosa in a Porsche 911 2.2 S. Chillemi /Graziani , aboard a Lancia Beta Montecarlo , obtained recognition as the first female crew, while Bossi/Bossi in a Simca 8 finished in first place among the young drivers.
The route: from Trento to Moena
The 41st re-enactment, scheduled from 11 to 13 September, featured approximately 390 kilometres in two stages , with Moena as the reference point for the weekend.
The schedule for Friday, September 11, included a welcome at Trento Airport and a departure from Piazza Fiera . The first 150-kilometer stage ran through Comano Terme, Molveno, and Fai della Paganella, before continuing on to Mezzolombardo and Egna. The final stretch climbed toward Cavalese, Ziano, and Predazzo, arriving in Moena.
The second stage in the heart of the Dolomites
The longest stage was scheduled for Saturday, September 12: 240 kilometers, starting and finishing in Moena . The route reached Canazei and the Fedaia Pass , continuing through Caprile, Colle Santa Lucia, Forno di Zoldo, and Forcella Cibiana.
After the Tre Croci Pass , Lake Misurina marked the halfway point. The return journey passed through Cimabanche, Cortina d’Ampezzo, the Falzarego Pass , Alleghe, and the San Pellegrino Pass . On Sunday, September 13, the program concluded in Moena with the car exhibition and the awards ceremony.
On this Dolomite track, the confirmation of the Riboldi remains the central result of the 2026 edition: another success for the father-son duo and for their Fiat 508 C.
Nicolò Mazzini x Promotor Classic Magazine