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MILLE MIGLIA

Not to be confused with

Rezzato, Mille Miglia

Description

Note: Mille Miglia 1940 was raced on Brescia - Cremona - Mantova - Brescia circuit

Location

Brescia - Roma - Brescia
BS - Brescia - Lombardia

Location

Latitude - Longitude (approx)

+ 45°32'00" + 10°14'00" (approx)
45.533333 10.233333 (approx)

UTM Coordinates (approx)

X = 596299.362 - Y = 5042939.448 - Zone 32T (approx)

Aerial photo / Map (*)

OpenStreetMap - Aerial photo / Map (*)

Google Maps - Aerial photo / Map (*)

Bing Maps - Aerial photo / Map (*)

Zoom Earth - Aerial photo / Map (*)

Wikimapia - Aerial photo / Map (*)

Portale Cartografico Nazionale

Altitude AMSL

Inauguration

March 26^th 1927

Closing

Designer

Sources and links (Translation) (**)

(1)	www.1000miglia.eu	Official website
(2)	www.millemiglia.it	Official website
(3)	mail, note	Official rules Mille Miglia 1959 - ACI Brescia
(4)	forums.autosport.com (...)	Autosport.com Bulletin Board The Nostalgia Forum 1959 Mille Miglia Rally
(5)	forums.autosport.com (...)	Autosport.com Bulletin Board The Nostalgia Forum The route of the 1938 Mille Miglia
(6)	it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mille_Miglia	Wikipedia - with descriprion of routes from 1927 to 1961
(7)	www.a-mantova.com/millem/1000miglia01.htm	Mille Miglia 2001
(8)	www.a-mantova.com/millem/1000miglia02.htm	Mille Miglia 2002
(9)	www.a-mantova.com/millem/1000miglia_2000.htm	Mille Miglia 2000
(10)	www.amica.co.jp/column/back/mm991.html	Mille Miglia 1999
(11)	www.cervia.com/ferrariclubforli/competiz_sport.htm	History of all 1927÷1957 editions and maps of 1947÷1957 layouts
(12)	www.el-mundo.es/motor/MVnumeros/97/MV016/MV016portago2.html	Comparison between 1927, 1957 and 1997 layout
(13)	www.faszination-oldtimer.de/millemiglia/millemiglia01.html	Mille Miglia 2001
(14)	www.faszination-oldtimer.de/millemiglia/millemiglia02.html	Mille Miglia 2002
(15)	www.faszination-oldtimer.de/millemiglia/streckenplan.html	Mille Miglia 2003
(16)	www.tazionuvolari.it/corse3it.htm	Tazio Nuvolari's official website
(17)	www.tazionuvolari.it/corse4it.htm	Tazio Nuvolari's official website
(18)	www.tazionuvolari.it/corse5it.htm	Tazio Nuvolari's official website
(19)	www.tazionuvolari.it/corse7it.htm	Tazio Nuvolari's official website
(20)	www.themille-miglia.co.uk/maplrg.htm
(21)	Notiziario CSAI 2/1958 (page 39)		March - April 1958
(22)	Autosprint 4/1971 (page 28)	Path	January 25^th 1971
(23)	Rombo (Magazine) 11A (359)/1988 (page 26)	1948 Map	March 15^th 1988
(24)	Rombo (Magazine) 18A (366)/1988 (page 44)	1988 Map	May 3^rd 1988
(25)	Autosprint 19/2006 (page 62)	2006 Map	May 10^th 2006
(26)	www.automobilismodepoca.it/crolla-il-ponte-a-canneto-sulloglio-e-la-mille-miglia-del-1930-cambia-percorso-23424	Canneto bridge collapsed: changes in 1930 track	April 1^st 2020

(*) NOTE: a complete and detailed view of the circuit can be found (if available) on Street View by Google Maps and/or Bird's Eye and 3D views by Bing Maps for Enterprise (former Microsoft Virtual Earth): both can be reached using their own link in Aerial photo / Map cell.

(**) For on-line not-English speaking sources, click on each small flag and you open the corresponding Google Translator page with automatic translation.

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1927
Direction	Anticlockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration	March 26^th 1927
Closing	March 27^th 1927
Last update of this page	May 16^th 2008
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Parma - Bologna - Firenze - Poggibonsi - San Quirico d'Orcia - Roma - Civita Castellana - Terni - Spoleto - Perugia - Gubbio - Tolentino - Macerata - Loreto - Ancona - Bologna - Treviso - Feltre - Brescia
length	1628 km	1011.62 mi
length	1628.18 km	1011.732 mi	(16)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1927÷1930 (÷1933)
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1639.7 km	1018.89 mi

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1928
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1618.2 km	1005.53 mi	(16)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1929
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1621 km	1007.27 mi	(17)

Mille Miglia
Description	On August 2^nd 1929 the old wooden bridge over the Oglio river at Canneto suddenly collapsed. Due to various reasons the bridge wasn't rebuilt until the 1960s, therefore in February 1930 it was officially announced that the Mille Miglia would have had a different route in that section, 14 km - 8.7 mi longer than the previous one: Manerbio - Cremona - Palvareto (today San Giovanni in Croce) - Casalmaggiore - Parma
Years	1930
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration	April 12^th 1930
Closing	April 13^th 1930
Last update of this page	November 5^th 2020
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Manerbio - Cremona - Palvareto, San Giovanni in Croce (CR) - Casalmaggiore (CR) - Parma - Reggio Emilia - Modena - Bologna - Passo della Raticosa (FI) - Passo della Futa (FI) - Firenze - San Casciano in Val di Pesa (FI) - Poggibonsi (SI) - Siena - San Quirico d'Orcia (SI) - Radicofani (SI) - Bolsena (VT) - Viterbo - Monterosi (VT) - Madonna di Bracciano - Roma - Civita Castellana (VT) - Narni (TR) - Terni - Valico della Somma (TR / PG) - Spoleto (PG) - Foligno (PG) - Perugia - Gubbio (PG) - Fossato di Vico (PG) - Fabriano (AN) - Castelraimondo (MC) - Tolentino (MC) - Macerata - Villa Potenza (MC) - Loreto (AN) - Ancona - Senigallia (AN) - Fano (PU) - Pesaro - Rimini - Cesena (FC) - Forlì - Faenza (RA) - Imola (BO) - Bologna - Ferrara - Rovigo - Monselice (PD) - Padova - Noale (VE) - Treviso - Cornuda (TV) - Feltre (BL) - Primolano (VI) - Bassano del Grappa (VI) - Marostica (VI) - Vicenza - Lonigo (VI) - Verona - Peschiera del Garda (VR) - Desenzano del Garda (BS) - Brescia
length	1635 km	1015.97 mi	(11)
length	1639 km	1018.455 mi	(17)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1931
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1635 km	1015.97 mi	(17)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1932
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1639.7 km	1018.89 mi	(18)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1933
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1650 km	1025.29 mi	(18)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1934
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1615.7 km	1003.977 mi	(18)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1934÷1935, 1937
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1623 km	1008.513 mi

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1935
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1615 km	1003.542 mi

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1936
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1597 km	992.357 mi	(11)
length	1606 km	997.949 mi

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1937
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1615 km	1003.542 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1938
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1621 km	1007.27 mi	(11)
length	1630 km	1012.863 mi

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1947
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	May 23^rd 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1827 km	1135.276 mi	(19)
length	1827 km	1135.276 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1948
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Verona - Vicenza - Padova - Rovigo - Ferrara - Ravenna - Forlì - Rimini - Pesaro - Fano - Gola del Furlo - Gualdo Tadino - Foligno - Spoleto - Terni - Roma - Civitavecchia - Grosseto - Livorno - Pisa - Lucca - Firenze - Passo della Futa - Passo della Raticosa - Bologna - Modena - Reggio Emilia - Parma - Piacenza - Voghera - Alessandria - Asti - Torino - Novara - Milano - Bergamo - Brescia
length	1829 km	1136.519 mi	(19)
length	1830 km	1137.14 mi	(11)
length	1833.038 km	1139.028 mi

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1949
Direction	Anticlockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1592.991 km	989.866 mi	(11)
length	1602.907 km	996.027 mi

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1950
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	June 4^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1682.487 km	1045.478 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1951
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	June 4^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1563.991 km	971.846 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1952
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	June 4^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1563.991 km	971.846 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1953
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1512 km	939.539 mi
length	1512 km	939.539 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1954
Direction
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	June 4^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1596.995 km	992.354 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1954÷1957
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	April 4^th 2006
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points
length	1597 km	992.357 mi
length	1597 km	992.357 mi	(11)

Mille Miglia
Description	De Portago's accident in 1957 didn't stop Mille Miglia: in 1958, 1959 and 1961 a regularity race was held with this glorious name; each time with a completely different circuit. 1958 circuit was on Alps; it used also a bit of Coppa d'Oro delle Dolomiti (1947-1957). Hillclimb Trieste - Opicina was used for independent races since 1930s; Appiano/Eppan - Passo Mendola/Mendelpass is the same of Bolzano - Mendola hillclimb<br /> <br /> International competition, limited speed with some hill climbs at free speed. This race is valid for Italian Speed Championship, Turismo and Gran Turismo and for French driver rally championship, with coefficient 5. All the circuit but hillclims will be opened to the normal traffic.<br /> <br /> All cars of the category Tourism and Great Tourism (Groups of Normal Series; Series Prepared and Special Series) are admitted to the manifestation, according to the attached J to International the Sport Code. Cars of each of the two categories will be subdivided in the following classes: until 750 cc, from 751 until 1000 cc, 1001 until 1300 cc, 1301 to 2000 cc, beyond 2000 cc.<br /> <br /> Maximum time is fixed in an hour more then time done driving to an average speed of 50 km/h. Time controls are listed as (CO) on "Distinctive points" box.<br /> <br /> Timed sections without speed restrictions<br /> Nave - Colle S.Eusebio (8400 m - 5.221 mi) Trieste - Opicina (8500 m - 5.283 mi) S.Martino di Castrozza - Passo Rolle (9000 m - 5.594 mi) Appiano/Eppan - Passo della Mendola/Mendelpass (13600 m - 8.452 mi) Ponte di Legno - Passo del Tonale (10500 m - 6.526 mi) Dimaro - Madonna di Campiglio (16000 m - 9.944 mi) Barghe - Colle S.Eusebio (1500 m - 0.932 mi) Bivio Stocchetta - Brescia (1500 m - 0.932 mi)
Years	1958
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration	June 7^th 1958
Closing	June 8^th 1958
Last update of this page	March 11^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Bivio Stocchetta - Nave - Colle S.Eusebio - Barghe - Gardone Riviera - Trento (CO) - Feltre - Belluno - Ponte nelle Alpi (CO) - Sacile - Codroipo - Palmanova - Cervignano del Friuli - Trieste (CO) - Opicina - Gorizia - Udine - Tolmezzo (CO) - Passo Mauria - Pieve di Cadore (CO) - Passo Cibiana - Passo Duran - Agordo - Fiera di Primiero - S.Martino di Castrozza (CO) - Passo Rolle - Predazzo - Canazei - Passo Pordoi - Passo Falzarego - Cortina d'Ampezzo - Misurina - Dobbiaco/Toblach (CO) - Brunico/Bruneck - Bolzano/Bozen - Appiano/Eppan - Passo della Mendola/Mendelpass - Fondo - Dimaro - Vermiglio - Passo del Tonale - Ponte di Legno - Edolo - Passo Aprica - Sondrio (CO) - Lecco - Bergamo (CO) - Lovere - Edolo - Ponte di Legno - Passo del Tonale - Vermiglio - Dimaro - Madonna di Campiglio - Tione - Vestone (CO) - Barghe - Colle S.Eusebio - Nave - Bivio Stocchetta - Brescia (CO)
length	1573.5 km	977.754 mi		(21)
length	69 km	42.876 mi	Total length of timed sections without speed restrictions	(21)

Mille Miglia
Description	New edition of regularity Mille Miglia. The circuit is quite different from 1958 and - even if it still have a bit on Dolomites - it uses again the more traditional Appennini, including the famous Firenze-Bologna. It uses about half of 1940 Mille Miglia circuit, nearly half of olf Mugello (in opposite direction) and a bit of Coppa d'Oro delle Dolomiti (1947÷1957). As in 1958, hillclimbs Appiano/Eppan - Passo Mendola/Mendelpass is the same used in Bolzano-Mendola hillclimb.<br /> <br /> International competition, limited speed with some hill climbs at free speed. This race is valid for Italian Speed Championship, Turismo and Gran Turismo and for speed championship of Car Team Italian Federation. All the circuit but hillclims will be opened to the normal traffic.<br /> <br /> Time Control (Controlli Orari, CO)<br /> 1. Fornovo Taro (142.5 km) 2. Fivizzano (96 km) 3. Pievepelago (204.5 km) 4. Cafaggiolo (121.8 km) 5. Bologna (82 km) 6. Padova (122.2 km) 7. Fiera di Primiero (109 km) 8. Canazei (71.7 km) 9. Dobbiaco / Toblach (91.8 km) 10. Appiano / Eppan (113 km) 11. Dimaro (58.6 km) 12. Trento (93 km) 13. Sabbio Chiese (149.7 km) 14. Brescia (31.7 km) <br /> Timed sections without speed restrictions<br /> 1. Fornovo Taro - Passo della Cisa (38 km - 23.6 mi) 2. Fivizzano - Passo del Cerreto (18.5 km - 11.5 mi) 3. Pievepelago - Abetone (12 km - 7.45 mi) 4. Cafaggiolo - Passo della Futa - La Casetta (27 km - 16.8 mi) 5. Fiera di Primiero - Passo Rolle (22,5 km - 14 mi) 6. Canazei - Passo Pordoi (12 km - 7.45 mi) 7. Appiano / Eppan - Passo della Mendola / Mendelpass (13,6 km - 8.45 mi) 8. Dimaro - Campo Carlomagno (16 km - 9.944 mi) 9. Barghe - Brescia (28.7 km - 17.8 mi)
Years	1959
Direction	Anticlockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration	May 30^th 1959
Closing	May 31^st 1959
Last update of this page	November 6^th 2007
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Cremona - Piadena - Parma - Fornovo di Taro (CO) - Passo della Cisa - Aulla - Fivizzano (CO) - Passo del Cerreto - Reggio Emilia - Modena - Pievepelago (CO) - Abetone - Pontepetri - Pistoia - Firenze - Cafaggiolo (CO) - La Futa - La Casetta - Passo della Raticosa - Bologna (CO) - Ferrara - Rovigo - Padova (CO) - Cittadella - Bassano del Grappa - Fonzaso - Fiera di Primiero (CO) - Passo Rolle - Predazzo - Moena - Canazei (CO) - Passo del Pordoi - Cernadoi - Passo Falzarego - Cortina d'Ampezzo - Misurina - Dobbiaco/Toblach (CO) - Brunico/Bruneck - Bolzano/Bozen - Appiano/Eppan (CO) - Passo della Mendola/Mendelpass - Fondo - Dimaro (CO) - Campo Carlomagno - Tione - Sarche - Trento - Rovereto - Torbole - Peschiera del Garda - Salò - Tormini - Sabbio Chiese (CO) - Barghe - Colle S.Eusebio - Nave - Bivio Stocchetta - Brescia via Triumplina (CO)
length	1487.5 km	924.315 mi		(3)
length	188.3 km	117.007 mi	Total length of timed sections without speed restrictions	(3)

Mille Miglia
Description	Third and last edition of regularity Mille Miglia.<br /> <br /> Time Control (Controlli Orari. CO)<br /> 1. Fornovo Taro 2. Fivizzano 3. Cafaggiolo 4. Padova 5. Appiano / Eppan 6. Dimaro 7. Barghe <br /> Timed sections without speed restrictions<br /> 1. Autodromo di Monza, 25 laps (143.75 km - 89.3 mi) 2. Fornovo Taro - Passo della Cisa (38 km - 23.6 mi) 3. Fivizzano - Passo del Cerreto (18.5 km - 11.5 mi) 4. Pievepelago - Abetone (12 km - 7.45 mi) 5. Cafaggiolo - Passo della Futa - Pianoro (64 km - 39.8 mi) 6. Fiera di Primiero - Passo Rolle (22.5 km - 14 mi) 7. Appiano / Eppan - Passo della Mendola / Mendelpass (13.6 km - 8.45 mi) 8. Dimaro - Campo Carlomagno (16 km - 9.944 mi) 9. Barghe - Brescia (twice, total 56 km - 34.8 mi)
Years	1961
Direction	Anticlockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration	May 27^th 1961
Closing	May 28^th 1961
Last update of this page	May 16^th 2008
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Bergamo - Olgiate - Seregno - Monza (autodromo) - Melegnano - Lodi - Piacenza - Parma - Fornovo Taro (CO) - Passo della Cisa - Fivizzano (CO) - Passo del Cerreto - Pievepelago - Passo dell'Abetone - Firenze - Cafaggiolo (CO) - Passo della Futa - Pianoro - Bologna - Ferrara - Rovigo - Padova (CO) - Fiera di Primiero - San Martino di Castrozza - Passo Rolle - Appiano / Eppan (CO) - Passo della Mendola / Mendelpass - Dimaro (CO) - Campo Carlomagno - Barghe (CO) - Brescia
length	1576 km	979.308 mi
length	387.35 km	240.695 mi	Total length of timed sections without speed restrictions

Mille Miglia
Description	1^st stage: Brescia - Vicenza (Thursday, May 5^th 1988)<br /> 2^nd stage: Vicenza - Rome (Friday, May 6^th 1988)<br /> 3^rd tappa: Rome - Brescia (Saturday, May 7^th 1988)
Years	1988
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration	May 5^th 1988
Closing	May 7^th 1988
Last update of this page	March 15^th 2008
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Verona - Vicenza - Marostica - Bassano del Grappa - Asolo - Treviso - Padova - Rovigo - Ferrara - Ravenna - Rimini - San Marino - Gabicce Monte - Pesaro - Gola del Furlo - Assisi - Spello - Foligno - Terni - Narni - Rignano Flaminio - Roma - Viterbo - Radicofani - San Quirico d'Orcia - Siena - Firenze - Passo della Futa - Passo della Raticosa - Bologna - Modena - Reggio Emilia - Parma - Cremona - Mantova - Montichiari - Brescia
length (approx)	1650 km	1025.29 mi	(24)

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	1997
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	March 11^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	2001
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	March 11^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	2002
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	March 11^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points

Mille Miglia
Description
Years	2003
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration
Closing
Last update of this page	March 11^th 2003
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points

Mille Miglia 2009
Description	Compared to 2008, the route has undergone some important changes. This year, the 150^th anniversary of the Battle of Solferino, the Mille Miglia will make a deliberate detour through the theater of operations during the struggle for Italian independence, crossing Desenzano, S.Martino, Solferino and Pozzolengo. Other new features this year will be the transit, along with special trials, on the slopes of the mountain town of Terminillo on the way to Rome, and the city centers of Parma and Cremona on the way back.<br /> 1^st stage: Brescia - Ferrara (Thursday, May 15^th 2009)<br /> 2^nd stage: Ferrara - Rome (Friday, May 15^th 2009)<br /> 3^rd tappa: Rome - Brescia (Saturday, May 16^th 2009)<br /> For more info about the route, see table with all details, bottom of this page
Years	2009
Direction	Clockwise
Proposal	NO
No longer operational	YES
Car Circuit	YES
Motorbike circuit
Type	Road course
Inauguration	May 14^th 2009
Closing	May 16^th 2009
Last update of this page	May 14^th 2009
Info last update
Designer
Distinctive points	Brescia - Desenzano del Garda (BS) - San Martino della Battaglia (BS) - Solferino (MN) - Cavriana (MN) - Pozzolengo (BS) - Ponti sul Mincio (MN) - Verona - Ostiglia (MN) - Ferrara - Argenta (FE) - Ravenna - Gambettola (FC) - San Marino (Repubblica di San Marino) - Sansepolcro (AR) - Assisi (PG) - Spoleto (PG) - Forca di Cerro (PG) - Leonessa (RI) - Terminillo (RI) - Rieti - Roma Saxa Rubra - Roma Castel Sant'Angelo - Ronciglione (VT) - Lago di Vico (VT) - Viterbo - Radicofani (SI) - Pienza (SI) - San Quirico d'Orcia (SI) - Buonconvento (SI) - Siena - Monteriggioni (SI) - Firenze - Passo della Futa (FI) - Passo della Raticosa (FI/BO) - Monghidoro (BO) - Loiano (BO) - Pianoro (BO) - Maranello (MO) - Modena - Reggio Emilia - Parma - Cremona - Castiglione delle Stiviere (MN) - Montichiari (BS) - Brescia
length	1482.5 km	921.208 mi

Bologna - Firenze (Florence): detail

Bologna - Firenze (Florence): detail

Mille Miglia 1958

Mille Miglia 1959

Mille Miglia 1959

Mille Miglia
BOLOGNA - FIRENZE

DETAIL

*NOTE:* ponte = bridge bivio = junction to		BOLOGNA-FIRENZE				FIRENZE-BOLOGNA
	m	km		mi		km		mi
	AMSL	partial	total	partial	total	partial	total	partial	total
Bologna Piazza Vittorio Emanuele	55	0.0	0	0.0	0.0	1.7	107.7	1.1	66.9
Bologna Porta Santo Stefano	67	1.7	1.7	1.1	1.1	4.0	106.0	2.5	65.9
Ponte San Ruffillo	90	4.0	5.7	2.5	3.5	10.7	102.0	6.7	63.4
Pianoro	187	10.7	16.4	6.7	10.2	1.7	91.3	1.1	56.7
bivio Tazzola	312	1.7	18.1	1.1	11.2	4.7	89.6	2.9	55.7
Livergnano	500	4.7	22.8	2.9	14.2	1.7	84.9	1.1	52.8
Predosa	510	1.7	24.5	1.1	15.2	6.0	83.2	3.7	51.7
Sabbioni	645	6.0	30.5	3.7	19.0	0.5	77.2	0.3	48.0
bivio Loiano	600	0.5	31.0	0.3	19.3	3.8	76.7	2.4	47.7
Loiano - bivio Sabbioni	709	3.8	34.8	2.4	21.6	0.4	72.9	0.2	45.3
Loiano - chiesa	709	0.4	35.2	0.2	21.9	4.6	72.5	2.9	45.1
Madonna dei Boschi	860	4.6	39.8	2.9	24.7	2.5	67.9	1.6	42.2
Monghidoro	841	2.5	42.3	1.6	26.3	2.0	65.4	1.2	40.6
Ca' del Costa	801	2.0	44.3	1.2	27.5	5.2	63.4	3.2	39.4
Passo della Raticosa	968	5.2	49.5	3.2	30.8	1.4	58.2	0.9	36.2
Pietramala	865	1.4	50.9	0.9	31.6	4.4	56.8	2.7	35.3
La Casetta - bivio Firenzuola	829	4.4	55.3	2.7	34.4	1.5	52.4	0.9	32.6
Covigliaio	871	1.5	56.8	0.9	35.3	2.3	50.9	1.4	31.6
bivio Castro S.Iacopo	860	2.3	59.1	1.4	36.7	1.7	48.6	1.1	30.2
Castro S.Iacopo - bivio Covigliaio	850	1.7	60.8	1.1	37.8	0.2	46.9	0.1	29.1
Traversa	855	0.2	61.0	0.1	37.9	2.1	46.7	1.3	29.0
Passo della Futa	903	2.1	63.1	1.3	39.2	4.1	44.6	2.5	27.7
S. Lucia	702	4.1	67.2	2.5	41.8	0.4	40.5	0.2	25.2
bivio Gagliano	672	0.4	67.6	0.2	42.0	2.5	40.1	1.6	24.9
Locanda	523	2.5	70.1	1.6	43.6	1.2	37.6	0.7	23.4
bivio Barberino del Mugello	494	1.2	71.3	0.7	44.3	4.6	36.4	2.9	22.6
Le Croci	406	4.6	75.9	2.9	47.2	3.6	31.8	2.2	19.8
Ponte di Ghiereto	238	3.6	79.5	2.2	49.4	0.1	28.2	0.1	17.5
bivio Ponte San Lorenzo	238	0.1	79.6	0.1	49.5	0.9	28.1	0.6	17.5
Ponte sul fiume Sieve	226	0.9	80.5	0.6	50.0	3.7	27.2	2.3	16.9
Osteria di Novoli - bivio San Piero a Sieve	226	3.7	84.2	2.3	52.3	3.7	23.5	2.3	14.6
Ponte del Carlone	260	3.7	87.9	2.3	54.6	2.3	19.8	1.4	12.3
Vaglia	280	2.3	90.2	1.4	56.1	3.9	17.5	2.4	10.9
Fontebuona	345	3.9	94.1	2.4	58.5	1.9	13.6	1.2	8.5
Pratolino	476	1.9	96.0	1.2	59.7	2.6	11.7	1.6	7.3
Montorsoli	386	2.6	98.6	1.6	61.3	1.8	9.1	1.1	5.7
Trespiano - cimitero	306	1.8	100.4	1.1	62.4	5.6	7.3	3.5	4.5
Firenze - barriera Ponte Rosso	57	5.6	106.0	3.5	65.9	1.7	1.7	1.1	1.1
Firenze	49	1.7	107.7	1.1	66.9	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0

Mille Miglia 1959
MILLE MIGLIA 1959

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Mille Miglia
Mille Miglia 2009 2009
MILLE MIGLIA 2009

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PHOTOS
MILLE MIGLIA

BOLOGNA - FIRENZE 
Uno dei pezzi più famosi della Mille Miglia è quello che scavalca gli Appennini Tosco-Emiliani. Nelle prime edizioni veniva percorso da Bologna a Firenze, poi (non so in che anno) il percorso venne invertito. Non conosco i dettagli di tutti i percorsi delle varie edizioni; a quanto mi risulta solo nel 1949 la Mille Miglia non transitò su queste strade, usate ancora oggi dalla Mille Miglia storica. 
Il tratto da La Casetta - Bivio Firenzuola a Osteria di Novoli - bivio San Piero a Sieve era usato anche dal vecchio circuito del Mugello. 
Tutte le foto (tranne la 6 e la 9) sono state scattate guardando la strada in direzione Bologna

Photos by Guido de Carli - August 11^th 2003

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Pianoro Vecchio, visto dal primo tornante verso Firenze	Pianoro Vecchio, visto dal primo tornante verso Firenze	casa Cantoniera fra Pianoro e Livergnano	Livergnano
5	6	7	8

Breve tratto pianeggiante e rettilineo tra Livergnano e Sabbioni. Livergnano è fuori dalla fotografia, appena a sinistra	Panorama di Loiano all'entrata del paese andando da Bologna a Firenze	Foto scattata nella stessa posizione della foto 6, ma guardando in direzione Bologna	Passo della Raticosa (in direzione Bologna)

PHOTOS
MILLE MIGLIA 1954÷1957

Cavriana (Mantova): monumento ai caduti della Mille Miglia 1957 
La mappa mostra l'ultima tratto della Mille Miglia dal 1954 al 1957, da Goito a Brescia, sul quale si è verificato l'incidente che ha messo fine alla Mille Miglia: la Ferrari di de Portago-Nelson è uscita di strada e i due piloti e 9 spettatori sono rimasti uccisi. 
L'incidente è avvenuto in comune di Cavriana, appena prima di entrare a Guidizzolo ed è indicato sulla mappa con una stella

Photos by Guido de Carli - July 18^th 2004

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5	6	7	8

	INNOCENTI<br /> UOMINI D'ALTRI TEMPI<br /> - ASTRATTA POTENZA -<br /> FUGGONO LA VITA E LA STORIA<br /> LASCIANDO DIETRO A SE'<br /> LA STRAGE<br /> DI UOMINI D'OGGI<br /> PRESENTI E FELICI<br /> DELLA CALDA UMILE VITA<br /> INNOCENTI EROI	LA PROVINCIA DI MANTOVA<br /> ALLA MEMORIA DELLE VITTIME<br /> DEL GIORNO 12 MAGGIO 1957<br /> FUNESTO EPILOGO DELLA<br /> COMPETIZIONE AUTOMOBILISTICA<br /> DELLE MILLE MIGLIA	I PILOTI<br /> <br /> ALFONSO DE PORTAGO<br /> EDMUND GURNER NELSON
9	10	11

I BAMBINI<br /> <br /> ANITA BOSCAINI<br /> GIOVANNI CONSATO<br /> VIRGINIA RIGON<br /> VALENTINO RIGON<br /> CARMEN TARCHINI<br /> <br /> GLI UOMINI<br /> <br /> ANGELO DOBELLI<br /> SILVESTRO FRANZINI<br /> PIETRO GRANDELLI<br /> ROMEO STANCARI	La strada statale davanti al monumento, in direzione Brescia	La strada statale davanti al monumento, in direzione Mantova

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