Events & Tours
Winning the 1000 Miglia is difficult. Winning it before you begin, is extraordinary
This article abstracts the experience of drivers on the 1000 Miglia, a classic car race hosted in Brescia, Italy. Drivers used TCCT eClassic simulators to recreate the legendary Monza track. The event was won by Nick Scott, who drove an Aston Martin DB2 number 378. The article highlights the experience of driving classic cars and the satisfaction of taking home a victory.
After St. Moritz, it was Brescia’s turn to host an event for drivers of classic cars, those registered to participate in the 1000 Miglia, with the TCCT eClassic simulators. A real race on the legendary Monza track, to feel first hand just how good these fascinating machines designed by Zagato and Pininfarina are at reproducing an unforgettable reality. The quickest on the circuit was the expert Nick Scott, who started today behind the wheel of his Aston Martin DB2 number 378 to cover the 1000 Miglia with the satisfaction of having already taken home a victory.
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Ready to race, the TCCT eClassic simulators inside the verification pavilion of the 1000 Miglia in Brescia, awaiting the start of the competition between the competing drivers.
