Our "Motorsport Rendezvous - on Top of the World" succeeds the Concours d'Elegance as an automotive lifestyle garden party, which was an essential part of the "International St. Moritz Automobile Week" in 1929 and 1930.

 

The Motorsport Rendezvous is not just a traditional series of over-restored luxury cars, but focuses on racing and sports cars as well as modern luxury vehicles and draws attention to interesting thematic focuses. First and foremost, the event is intended to serve owners and guests as a nice pastime for driving and marveling at their gems. 

 

Our organization team is supported by Dirk de Jager, one of the most important photographers and historians of collector cars, as a host.

 

The Motorsport Rendezvous is an exclusive event that celebrates a sophisticated lifestyle in a completely relaxed and modern way that fits perfectly with the environment of St. Moritz. For over 100 years, St. Moritz has been synonymous with a sophisticated resort, world famous and associated with the international jet set. Where else could historic racing and lifestyle be better celebrated than here? 

 

In order to maintain exclusivity, the vehicles on display are selected according to strict criteria, but the enthusiasm of the guests plays at least as great a role as the rarity of the exhibits. Thanks to the generous support of the municipality of St. Moritz, access is free for visitors. 

 

In its second year, the Motorsport Rendezvous has been extended to two days: 

 

The first day was the "Lawn Day" and took place as usual in the park in front of the Gran Hotel des Bain, while the second day was a "Driving Day" where participants could enjoy the magnificent roads around St. Moritz with their vehicles on a relaxed tour. 

 

Those who had entered a vehicle that was not registered for public road traffic could of course take part in the Driving Day with an alternative vehicle; modern vehicles were also permitted here. The vehicles remaining in the park for this reason werel  joined on the second day already by the first participants of the Bernina Gran Turismo, which started one day earlier with the technical scrutineering in order to have less time pressure on Friday.