Tradition with attitude
Bernina Gran Turismo - where motorsport meets character.
The Bernina Gran Turismo is no ordinary mountain race. It is a stylishly curated experience that combines automotive culture, alpine terrain and human passion.
Between La Rösa and the summit of the Bernina Pass, a space is created for encounters, precision and emotion - on a route that is not only challenging, but almost poetic.
This is not about spectacle. This is about soul.
From 1929 to today – a mountain pass that makes history.
The Bernina races of 1929 and 1930 were more than just pioneering deeds. They were an expression of a new era: technology, courage, progress.
The Bernina Gran Turismo has been building on this since 2015 - with heart, but without nostalgia. The vehicles are old, but the attitude is modern. The aim: to draw a clear line between the past, present and future. Anyone who drives here is travelling through history - but not backwards.
Rough Luxe: Our understanding of exclusivity.
Less show off. More substance.
We don't believe in staged events, but in curated experiences. Every vehicle that is registered at the BGT has been selected. Every driver brings personality. And every moment on the track counts. It is this reduction that leaves room for the essentials. For machines that breathe. For riders who feel. For spectators who understand.
Rough Luxe is not a trend for us - it is our DNA.
Respect, responsibility and genuine passion
Where style meets responsibility: Bernina Gran Turismo stands for respect for the road, nature and the passion that keeps our history alive.
We believe in the Bernina Gran Turismo: True excellence is not shown in noise, but in attitude. That's why we focus on sustainable partnerships, a conscious reduction in logistical interventions and a respectful approach to the unique landscape that characterises our race.
Our vehicles tell the story of the past, our organisation lives the future - with respect for the region, for the people and for what really counts: Authenticity on and off the track.