1000
Miglia
From technical checks to the finish line: a TURE diary of number 447 inside the 2026 edition of the most beautiful race in the world.
- Experience diary
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The 1000 Miglia started before the first flag. On 7 June, everything was still quiet concentration: documents, technical checks, hands inside the car, small adjustments, the exact discipline that makes emotion possible.
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02 Stamp control, one of the quiet rituals of the race. On 8 June, with the pre-race ceremony, the Porsche became part of the ritual. Number 447 was no longer just a number on a door; it was a promise.
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03 The race begins to find its rhythm. Then, on 9 June, the race found its rhythm: five days of timed trials, stamp controls, heat, waiting, roadsides, crowds and private moments shared between driver, navigator and car.
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04 Number 447, seen in motion. The beauty of the 1000 Miglia is that it never belongs only to the route.
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05 Architecture, asphalt, and pause. It belongs to the small things: the hand that waves from a roadside, the marshal waiting under a tent, the silence inside the car before a timed section, the relief after a control, the sudden dignity of a town square when hundreds of historic cars pass through it.
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06 Waiting is part of the race. For us, this was not documentation from the outside.
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07 The road, finally alone for a moment. Andrea Galgano drove, Davide Montani navigated, and Princess Grace, our 1957 Porsche 356 A T1, carried number 447 from the first technical checks to the finish line.
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08 Siena, and the theatre of arrival. The car, the crew, the fatigue, the mistakes, the laughter, the heat, the concentration: all of it became part of the same object.
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09 The field gathered like a living archive. A memory you can almost touch.
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10 Evening light, last checks, another start. The finish After 2,000 km, 144 timed trials, and 8 average speed tests against a field of 435 starters, we made it.
We concluded in 70th place overall, 52nd by penalty, and 16th in Category 3. What an experience.
Experiences