On Sunday, November 9, around 12:30 p.m., theAutodromo Nazionale Monza will be the finish line of “Wheels in History.” ACI Storico ‘s traveling kermesse that combines the most beautiful places in our country with the charm of cars that have written the history of motoring. The event is organized by Automobile Club Milano and ACI Storico with the collaboration of CONI Lombardia.

The “theme” of this year’s edition is sports, as the XXV Winter Olympic Games in Milan Cortina 2026 will be held from Feb. 6 to 22.

Crews will pass in front of the great stages of Milanese sports, paying homage to historic Ambrosian facilities and sports clubs, before landing at theAutodromo Nazionale Monza.

Departure is set for 10 a.m. from AC Milan headquarters on Corso Venezia.

The vintage cars will drive through the central streets of Milan. They will then touch on Piscina Cozzi, Arena Civica (which in 2002 was named in memory of Gianni Brera, journalist and writer), Velodromo Vigorelli, Tennis Club Milano Alberto Bonacossa, Palalido, Ippodromo SNAI San Siro, Stadio Giuseppe Meazza di San Siro and Autodromo Nazionale Monza. Inside theHippodrome, which has been home to Leonardo’s Horse – one of the world’s largest equestrian statues – since 1999, the crews will make a stop before setting off again to complete the Grand Tour route.

The sports clubs involved are: Circolo della Spada Mangiarotti, Atletica Riccardi, Rhinos Milano American Football, Tennis Club Milano Alberto Bonacossa, Urania Basket Milano, Powervolley Milano.

Arrival at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza is scheduled at 12:30 p.m. Inside the Brianza circuit, in addition to the parade of historic cars on the track, there will be a commemoration of Arturo Mercanti, the Director of Automobile Club Milano who in 1922 coordinated the conception, design and construction of the Monza track, the historic home of the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix and the third oldest permanent racetrack in the world, after the British Brooklands (from 1907, no longer in use) and the North American Indianapolis, from 1909.

Among the 50 vintage cars entered, in addition to the many iconicAlfa Romeo Giulietta models, are the 1937 Targa Florio-winning Lancia Augusta, the Triumph TR2 Long door Le Mans, the 1971 Ferrari Daytona, the Ferrari 512 TR, the Maserati 3500 GT Touring and the Ferrari 308 GTB Vetroresina.

(Source: AC Milan press release)