This year the rally changes and is divided into two days. One starting again from Silvaplana with a round trip over the passes in Canton Graubünden. The other, on Saturday, with a shorter loop to beautiful Poschiavo.
The finish of this second day will be in Via Serlas in St. Moritz, where the Eleganza in Movimento prize-giving ceremony will take place.

A race with female-only crews to challenge each other to the last tenth of a second without losing smiles and the desire to have fun.
Driver and co-driver will take turns driving the same track and putting themselves to the test in the numerous regularity trials to take home coveted prizes.

We have developed this project to bring the younger generation closer to historic cars with the aim of preserving this important heritage. The Next Gen young people (up to the age of 25) participate in the rally teamed up with each other. Over the course of the year, they form a cohesive community, which works to choose deserving young talents to present their project, their start-up in front of the Next Gen Speech audience.

After the adrenaline rush of the two racing days, the cars will parade and will be on display in via Serlas in the heart of St. Moritz, allowing all visitors to take an incredible leap into the past. The judges of Eleganza in Movimento will also be present to decide the winning cars in each category.

Eleganza in Movimento is Passione Engadina’s Concours d’Élégance in which cars are judged for their beauty in motion, which is what they were conceived, designed and built for. The jury, made up of exceptional, internationally renowned and competent judges, will be headed by the iconic car designer Lorenzo Ramaciotti. The experts are to award various prizes for the different categories, most notably the “Colpo di fulmine”, which is bestowed to the car that anyone would want to take home.