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Story, video and photos by Bob Cullinan
Four factory Ferraris raced in the 1955 Mille Miglia. And 70 years later, one American family brought two of those legendary cars, along with three generations of their family, to the 2025 edition of the race.
Story, videos and photos by Bob Cullinan
The colors of the car caught everyone’s eye. A 1954 Austin Healey 100/4 BN1, in Florida Green and Old English White. But the perseverance of this father-son team in the Mille Miglia was more impressive than any color combination.
1953 Ferrari 373 MM Spider Pinin Farina at Piazzetta del Castello, Ferrara
Story and photos by Bob Cullinan
We’ve shared the stories, and now we give you a look at more of the iconic cars and well-known locations along the route of Italy’s most beautiful event.
Bob Cullinan takes us to this year’s Mille Miglia (June 17-21) in this series of six vignettes with photos and video interviews with a variety of entrants, driving everything from the winning Alfa in this segment, to a huge Lincoln Capri and a lost BMW 328. [Ed.]
Story, video and photos by Bob Cullinan
In this segment, Bob Cullinan finds out what it’s like to enter a large American car in a race better suited to a Bandini. Never before have we looked at the Mille Miglia from the perspective of a Lincoln Capri! [Ed.]
Story, video and photos by Bob Cullinan
BWM driver and veteran entrants John and Julie Herlihy had a slight disagreement about where to turn while on the route. How could this happen, and where did they end up?? Ah, Italy! [Ed.]
Story, video and photos by Bob Cullinan
