Events & Tours
Tutto Bene 2026: Paradise for True Petrolheads
No rankings, no stopwatch – just nine kilometres of private road and cars with stories to tell.
There is a slender thread connecting the "Tutto Bene" event – held in Italy, on the estates of the noble Borromeo family – with the celebrated Festival of Speed, which takes place in the sweeping grounds of Goodwood House, seat of the Gordon-Lennoxes, the Dukes of Richmond, in England.
Carlo Borromeo, designer and passionate automotive enthusiast, descendant of the Princes and Marquesses of Angera and Counts of Arona, organises "Tutto Bene" on his estates between Lake Maggiore and Mottarone in the same spirit with which Charles Gordon-Lennox, Duke of Richmond, known as Lord March, created the Festival of Speed.
There are no rankings, no times to beat, no trophies to claim: there are five runs along the nine kilometres of the Strada Borromea, as private as the climb to Goodwood House. No times to respect, no stopwatch. Only the pleasure of driving in an aristocratic atmosphere shaped by centuries of nobility. The aim is the joy of driving and of sharing it – with a single condition for acceptance: every car brought to the event must have a story to tell.
