St. Moritz Automobile Week 2024: A Celebration of Classic Cars in the Swiss Alps

The 2024 International St. Moritz Automobile Week took place from September 25th to 29th as an exclusive "Invitation Only” event. Despite unpredictable weather, the week featured world-class participants, including some who traveled from as far as China. Marking ten years since the first “Friends & Family”, the occasion was commemorated with a luxurious program, including a 350-page photo book celebrating highlights from the past decade. The event has repeatedly won the "Best Classic Car Event of the Year".

Festivities began with a Black Tie Dinner at the prestigious Grand Hotel des Bains. Participants enjoyed a sophisticated atmosphere before embarking on a series of thrilling tours. One of the main highlights was the "Super Stick Shift" tour on Friday, showcasing legendary analog supercars from 1975 to 1995.

The 2024 International St. Moritz Automobile Week started with a Black Tie Dinner at the prestigious Grand Hotel des Bains.

Friday's drive began under sunny skies, with cars such as the Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari Testarossa, and Porsche 964 Turbo S tackling the scenic alpine roads. The stunning drive over the mountain passes led participants to a lunch stop at the renowned Kunstmuseum Susch, where they enjoyed the picturesque setting.

The Lamborghini Countach gleams under the sunlight, making its way to the next stop during the picturesque tour.

However, Saturday brought unexpected snowfall to St. Moritz, but that didn’t deter the participants. Iconic cars, including a Ferrari F40 and pre-war Bentleys, took on the snowy roads to the famed Stilfser Joch Pass, creating an unforgettable spectacle.

A Ferrari F40 braves the early snowfall while heading towards the Stilfser Joch Pass.

The weather improved by midday, allowing the group to enjoy lunch in Livigno before heading back to St. Moritz via the Bernina Pass. The weekend perfectly combined a passion for classic cars with camaraderie among enthusiasts, creating a truly unique atmosphere.

A line of classic cars making their way up the Bernina Pass with a Mercedes-Benz SSK leading the way.

Despite flooding concerns that almost canceled Saturday night’s event in La Rösa, the organizers ensured everything went smoothly. The final event, "Breakfast for Champions" on Sunday morning, provided a perfect conclusion to the week. Participants reflected on the thrilling adventure under sunny skies.

The "Breakfast for Champions" on the final morning, basking in the autumn sunlight, with beautiful classic cars including two Porsche 964s.

With plans already in motion for 2025, including the 10th anniversary of the Bernina Hillclimb race, St. Moritz Automobile Week continues to set the standard for classic car events worldwide.