Mille Miglia and the great historic rallies: renting a modern GT
8 May 2026 · 6 min read
No vintage car entered in the Mille Miglia? You can follow it in a modern GT and still be part of the atmosphere. Itinerary, stages and practical tips.
Following the Mille Miglia as a luxury spectator
The 2026 Mille Miglia sets off from Brescia on 10 June to reach Rome and head back over 4 days. If you're not behind the wheel of an entered car, you can experience the rally by following it in a modern GT convertible along the most scenic stages.
The recommended itinerary
Stage 1: Brescia → Cervia–Milano Marittima (via Verona and Ferrara). Stage 2: Cervia → Rome via San Marino, Urbino, Assisi. Stage 3: Rome → Parma via Viterbo, Siena, Florence and Bologna. Stage 4: Parma → Brescia via Mantua. That's around 1,700 km in total on roads that cross the most beautiful parts of Italy.
Recommended cars from the fleet
For the tour, choose an open convertible: the Ferrari Portofino or Roma Spyder for those after class and elegance, the Ferrari F8 Spider or Lamborghini Huracán Evo Spyder for those who want extreme performance. The roof down over the Apennine passes and the Tuscan hills makes the journey worth it.
Mille Miglia package
4 days with a Ferrari Roma Spyder (dedicated mileage package for the tour, full insurance, 24/7 assistance): bespoke quote. You can add a historic map-navigator, hotel bookings along the route, delivery in Brescia or collection in Milan.
