Tutto Bene Hillclimb: All good
A scenic mountain road in Italy, winding up the hills and overlooking Lago Maggiore. Silence. Then a murmuring engine sound, soon screaming. It’s a Ferrari. Of course. But not an ordinary one. It’s a yellow Ferrari 360 Modena, converted to a drift car. Then the thunderous Mercedes-AMG GT3 Raw Spec from Race Service. Followed by the DEUS Mini. What? By now, it’s clear: This is no ordinary car event, nor an ordinary hillclimb. This is Tutto Bene.
Hundreds of applications. But only 85 cars get in. For example: A Ferrari Daytona SP3, a Maserati MC12 Corsa, the McMurtry Spéirling, a Renault Clio Williams — and a Fiat Panda. Because at Tutto Bene, the price of your car doesn't matter. The story does. High-profile automotive enthusiasts, collectors, influencers, and industry insiders join BorromeoDeSilva and Race Service for an unforgettable happening.
Carefully curated, the event held at Mottarone brings together the thrill of driving, the elegance of design, and the passion for car culture. Breaking away from traditional event formats and reducing corporate presence, it’s Italy's most romantic car event. So? We just had to go there and see for ourselves. And we spoke with the founders, Carlos Borromeo and Christophe Duchesne De Silva. And we also took a detour to their creative studio. But hey, that’s alright. Because the motto of Tutto Bene was fitting all along: Slow down to go fast.
