From May 7th to 10th, one of the most fascinating events in the international regularity calendar returns: the Terre di Canossa , a competition reserved for historic cars in the Superturismo category, capable of combining driving, landscape and culture in a single route.
Seventy-five crews will be competing in this edition, which will unfold along a route between Tuscany and Liguria, passing through art cities, villages, mountain roads, and seaside towns. This journey combines the sporting component with a strong focus on the region, with a particular focus on food and wine.
The event’s base will be Forte dei Marmi, where three stages will begin over four days. After initial checks, the start is scheduled for Thursday, May 7th, from the Augustus Hotel & Resort.
The first day of racing will take the crews from the Carrara marble quarries to La Spezia, while the second stage will take in Garfagnana, Collodi, and the Pinocchio Park, with stops also in Montecatini Terme, Lucca, Camaiore, and Viareggio.
The final leg will take the competitors through the Lower Valdarno, passing through Pisa, Pontedera, and the Piaggio Museum, before the final return to Forte dei Marmi, where the arrival ceremony and awards ceremony are scheduled.
The 2026 edition also pays homage to the area from a cultural perspective, with a nod to the bicentenary of Collodi, author of Pinocchio, which becomes one of the guiding threads of the itinerary.
More than just a race, the Terre di Canossa is a traveling experience that blends history, landscape, and automotive passion, offering crews a context where precision driving meets the pleasure of travel.
Nicolò Mazzini x Promotor Classic Magazine