Ferrara will once again raise the curtain on the ASI Circuito Tricolore 2026 , the prestigious calendar dedicated to historic motoring that will cross Italy from March to October with a series of events combining culture, territory, and a passion for vintage vehicles. The sixth edition of the event will open with the 36th edition of Valli e Nebbie , scheduled for March 20th to 22nd , with 90 crews expected for a weekend amidst the beauty of the Este countryside and the charm of the Po Delta.
The event, organized by the Officina Ferrarese del Motorismo Storico , confirms itself as one of the most anticipated events in the national classic car regularity scene. As per tradition, the event will combine the pleasure of driving with a route immersed in the landscapes, history, art, and flavors of the region, offering crews an itinerary that highlights some of the most evocative areas between Emilia-Romagna and Veneto.
The weekend program
The opening day will be dedicated to accreditation procedures and cultural events in the heart of the city, with the possibility of visiting Palazzo dei Diamanti and the Andy Warhol. Ladies and Gentlemen exhibition . The official start is scheduled for Saturday 21 March at 9 am from Piazza Castello , with the first rehearsals along the monumental Corso Ercole I d’Este .
From there, the route will take the cars through Villanova Marchesana , Oasi di Panarella , and Bottrighe , with a stop at Tenuta Cà Zen , before reaching Taglio di Po and Porto Levante for one of the most evocative passages of the entire event, in the heart of the Delta valleys. Further tests are scheduled for the afternoon at Mesola Castle , followed by checks at Mezzogoro and Villa Mensa , before returning to Ferrara for the official presentation of the cars.
The final day, Sunday, will see the competitors set off again from Piazza Castello. The route will pass through Tresigallo , with further precision tests and a visit to the Ferraresi Land Reclamation Site . Then, it will pass through the Gherardi Cinema Village , and finally, the final parade through the historic center of Este, officially closing the event.