Roarington at the MAUTO in Turin Announces Its World — First Protagonist: 1000 Miglia Experience

On Monday, 12 October, Roarington World becomes a reality. Our newly redesigned website offered a first glimpse of what’s to come: a series of developments that, one by one, will open Roarington’s doors to experiences shaped by the things we love most – the automobile and its culture, art, design, architecture, and everything that enriches the way we live.

At the MAUTO – Museo Nazionale dell’Automobile di Torino – Roarington World will be officially presented, making its debut with the first of many Experiences: that of the 1000 Miglia.

It is the first step of an ambitious and surprising project in which automobiles, racing, museums, art, collecting, and discovery will offer an extension of our reality through new digital experiences.

The concept at the heart of the entire Roarington World is as simple as it is long-awaited: no fiction, everything aimed at offering an authentic extension of reality, limiting the role of new technologies to that of adequately managed technical support.

Presenting this new chapter and the captivating International Classic Racing Challenge will be Fritz Kaiser, Founder and Chairman of Roarington, Benedetto Camerana, President of the MAUTO, and Fulvio D'Alvia, CEO of 1000 Miglia.

__Roarington extends reality: Regularity in competition proves it__

To confirm the concept of extending reality through Roarington, an absolute innovation is presented: the possibility of taking on, in the digital world, the technically demanding regularity discipline that defines today’s rally events, the 1000 Miglia above all. 1000 Miglia Experience brings into the digital world one of the most distinctive disciplines of the celebrated Italian race: hitting the checkpoints scattered along the route to the hundredth of a second. Some of them are deceptively placed or set close together, designed to wrong-foot the driver.

Speed is not what counts here. While respecting the times laid down in the road book, competitors must face timed sections, attempting to cover each stretch in exactly the time assigned – neither early nor late. Precision and sensitivity become as important as velocity.

It is on this principle that the new Roarington competition will be based: a sequence of timed sections with defined target times, in which the winner is whoever comes closest to the reference.

It is worth knowing that, from today, this experience can be enjoyed without access to Roarington’s sophisticated simulators. Not only the traditional simulation requiring dedicated hardware, a steering wheel, pedals, and a proper rig – 1000 Miglia Experience is accessible directly through the browser, with no software to install.

This means entering Roarington World from virtually anywhere, even simply from one’s own computer, seated comfortably on the sofa. Not an alternative to professional simulators, then, but a new and far more immediate point of entry, designed to give fresh impetus to a passion for the automobile. "Heritage matters. We bring it to life."

__An international challenge__

The announcements from Turin will not end there. During the evening, the International Classic Racing Challenge will also be unveiled – a competition that, through Roarington Lounges and Sim Hubs, will allow enthusiasts to measure themselves against one another on an international stage.

The concept is straightforward: you race locally, but the results feed into a single global standings. A kind of large-scale distributed time attack, in which competitors in entirely different locations – from Kyoto to Dubai or Doha, from Stuttgart or Vaduz to Turin or any other Roarington outpost – can go head-to-head under identical conditions.

The 2026 programme features three races across three different disciplines, from the precision of the 1000 Miglia to outright speed and car control, with one unified international classification.

We will not reveal everything just yet: the regulations, participation format, and complete structure of the Challenge will be covered in depth after the Turin presentation.

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__Legal Notice – Country Specific Regulations__

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