Autogiro d'Italia 2025
From the 14th to the 20th of September 2025
Route description
From Sanremo to Trieste: The 2025 Autogiro d'Italia Marks a Year of Innovation
Before even having time to archive the 2024 edition, the Autogiro d'Italia is already preparing for the 2025 edition, the seventh chapter of a story that has become a classic, an author's book, and a staple event in the world of classic car rallies. It holds a special place in the hearts of vintage car enthusiasts, travelers, and those who love to experience unique moments of camaraderie.
2025 will be the year of the Sanremo – Trieste route!
This edition will represent a significant change in several respects: for the first time, the participants will not return to the city they departed from a week earlier (Sanremo in this case), as has traditionally been the case. Instead, they will head to a new destination more than 1,600 kilometers away—Trieste.
The departure from the City of Flowers is scheduled for September 14,
September 14, while the arrival in Trieste is expected on Saturday, September 20th. The number of stages remains the same—six stages—that will take the participants to Castiglione d'Asti, Saronno, Bormio, Brunico, and Tarvisio, before finally reaching the magnificent Gulf of Trieste.
This edition will also introduce some novelties, such as the ASI Relay: in this case, some crews selected by the ASI (Italian Historic Automobile Club) from the stage cities will precede the participants, carrying the Autogiro d'Italia trophy, which will later be handed over to the winner.
The Autogiro d'Italia continues to evolve, yet it never loses sight of the core values that have defined it until now: a love and passion for cars, culture, exceptional food and wine, and above all, a deep desire to have fun together in a spirit of conviviality. In 2025, all of this will take place as we travel across Italy from west to east, from the Ligurian Sea to the Adriatic, crossing the most beautiful Alpine passes, and chasing the sun along the way.
The 2025 schedule
Check out the stages and distances to be covered in this Autogiro d’Italia.
Stage 1
Sanremo - Costigliole d'Asti
263 Km 18%
Sanremo, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea will be the starting point of this
new adventure. After the briefing and the welcome dinner, which will be held on September 14 at the Royal Hotel Sanremo *****L, the first stage of the Autogiro d’Italia 2024 will start from Sanremo. Participants will cross breathtaking landscapes through Liguria and Piemonte, reaching Costigliole d'Asti. The route is challenging, with tight curves and steep climbs that will test the drivers' skills. Stunning panoramas will unfold, ranging from the sea to the hills, passing through typical Italian villages. The arrival is scheduled at the beautiful Costigliole d'Asti Castle, and participants will stay at the Hotel Langhe e Monferrato ****.
Stage 2
Costigliole d'Asti - Saronno
204 Km 33%
The second stage of the Autogiro d’Italia will see participants depart
from Costigliole d'Asti and cross through the Monferrato region, traveling on roads that wind between lush hills and vineyards, offering enchanting views and an atmosphere of tranquility. Among picturesque villages and agricultural lands, these narrow and winding paths tell the story of a land rich in tradition and beauty. After a brief stop at Lake Maggiore, the crews will head towards Saronno, a charming town in Lombardy just a few kilometers from Milan, famous for its historic center and the tradition linked to the eponymous liqueur. We will stay at the Hotel Grand Milan ****.
Stage 3
Saronno - Bormio
240 Km 50%
The third stage of the Autogiro d’Italia 2025 will see participants depart from Saronno and head
towards Bormio, crossing the scenic Lake Como. The route will offer breathtaking views: the road winding along the shores of the lake, where the blue waters blend with the green of the surrounding mountains, and then the Valtellina, where every path invites exploration of the nature and culture of this fascinating region in Lombardy. Participants will face narrow and winding roads, with challenging curves that demand great skill. The arrival in Bormio, a renowned tourist destination nestled in the heart of the Alps, famous for its ski slopes, ancient thermal baths, and charming historic center.
In Bormio, we will stay at the Baita dei Pini and San Lorenzo **** hotels.
Stage 4
Bormio - Brunico / Bruneck
233 Km 65%
The fourth stage of the Autogiro d’Italia, connecting Bormio to Brunico, crosses one of the most
spectacular sections of the Alps: the Stelvio Pass. With an elevation of 2,757 meters, the Stelvio is one of the most iconic mountain passes in Europe, famous for its 48 hairpin bends and breathtaking views. Participants will face a challenging test, but at the same time, they will enjoy a unique experience amidst alpine landscapes, forests, and blooming meadows. After conquering the pass, they will descend towards the Venosta Valley and finally reach Brunico, the charming South Tyrolean town, famous for its history and typical Tyrolean charm. A stage that combines sport and natural beauty.
Stage 5
Brunico / Bruneck - Tarvisio
211 Km 85%
The fourth stage of the Autogiro d’Italia, from Brunico to Tarvisio, will wind through
one of the most scenic sections of the Alps, passing through the Puster Valley and the majestic Carnic Alps. Participants will face a challenging and spectacular day of driving, crossing green valleys, small mountain villages, and narrow alpine passages. The Puster Valley, with its mountains reflected in crystal-clear lakes, offers postcard-like landscapes, while the Carnic Alps, with their imposing peaks, provide unique thrills. The arrival in Tarvisio, with its atmosphere typical of borderlands, will conclude a stage that blends natural beauty, history, and sport.
In Tarvisio, we will stay at the Hotel Il Cervo ****.
Stage 6
Tarvisio - Trieste
201 Km 100%
The sixth stage of the Autogiro d’Italia 2025, from Tarvisio to Trieste, promises
to be an exciting descent from the mountains to the Adriatic coast. Participants will leave behind the Julian Alps to cross landscapes characterized by gentle hills, vineyards, and historic villages, immersing themselves in the picturesque region of Friuli Venezia Giulia. The road winds along scenic routes offering spectacular views of the plains and the sea. After passing through cities like Cividale del Friuli, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the competitors will finally reach Trieste, a border city and crossroads of culture and history, where Piazza Unità d’Italia, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, will welcome participants with its unique beauty.
In Trieste, we will stay at the Savoia Excelsior Palace **** hotel.
Autogiro 2025: the stages
Inspiration
We find our inspiration in the great Italian tradition of time-distance-speed races that have been held in Italy since the early nineties.
These epic races featured men and automobiles as key players, capable of writing the history of a uniquesport that saw them race on public open roads.
Contacts
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05100 Terni (TR)
Italy
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