The 1930 Fiat 514 Sport driven by Gianmario Fontanella and Annamaria Covelli won the eleventh edition of WinteRace Cortina, with 70 registered crews engaged in 70 precision trials divided into 8 groups along the over 400 kilometers of the two stages made difficult by snowfall.

In second place was the 1935 Fiat Balilla with the crew Domenico Battagliola – Emanuel Piona, and in third place was the 1927 Bugatti 37 driven by Massimiliano Paglione and Alessio De Angelis, last year’s winners.

In the Icon category, first place was secured by the Porsche 911 GT3 driven by Riccardo Perletti and Franco Bachechi. In second place was the Aston Martin DBX 707 with Alessandro Tamburini and Giuseppe Piumatti at the helm, and in third place was the Maserati MC 20 driven by Aldo De Luca and Filippo Stoppa.

There are 70 participants registered for WinteRace, with 50 driving vintage cars built before 1999 and 20 with cars included in the special ICON section reserved for automobiles considered iconic references in the global automotive production. Foreign participants come from Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Mexico, and Monte Carlo. Among the Italians, the trend of passing down the passion for vintage cars continues, with the presence of teams composed of fathers and sons.

The format of the event remains unchanged: there will be two stages, starting and finishing on Corso Italia in Cortina d’Ampezzo, covering just over 400 kilometers, mainly along the Dolomite roads. Among the novelties we have planned and wish to anticipate,” continue the organizers, “in the first stage, there will be a crossing of the Alpe di Siusi with a visit to Prösels Castle in Fiè allo Sciliar, a return to Moena, and in the second stage, the passage through the Staulanza and Cibiana passes, a route through Cadore, ana brief stop at Heinfels Castle in Sillian, Austria.