Abarth Winter Tour

Start your engines, Abarth is coming to the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2016
Only the fastest go to Goodwood.

Abarth Day is coming! For the first time in the UK we invite all owners, fans and collectors to celebrate the Scorpion. Don't miss the most high-performance event of the year for an adrenaline fueled day. On the 29th October Abarth Day will be held simultaneously at four Europen racetracks: Nuvolari, Navarra, Nürburgring and Silverstone. All Scorpionship members will receive special discount on entry. So, are you one of us?

Every season offers infinite possibilities for performance. That’s why Abarth are staging an unprecedented event where you can test and admire Scorpion models in person, even on the most extreme winter tracks. 

After Switzerland, the Scorpion will take on the Italian snow in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Displays, test drives and fun. With Abarth, the performance is legendary.

The last leg of the Winter Tour is where it all began. In Carlo Abarth’s Austria, the Scorpion is ready to put on a display of performance, on the snow. No Excuses.

Celebrating the Scorpion in Carlo Abarth’s homeland.
Abarthisti bring the purest Abarth values to the track at the Salzburgring: Craftsmanship, Technical Upgrade and, naturally, Performance.

Abarth Day returns to Spain to give fans even more adrenaline and even more fun. Iberian Abarthisti are in pursuit of the ultimate performance at the Parcmotor Castellolí circuit.

The 7th and last stage of Abarth Day will be held at the ADAC circuit in Hockenheim. The tour of outstanding Scorpion performance concludes in Germany with one clear objective: to have fun.

From the Palazzo della Civiltà del Lavoro to the Colosseum, through the ancient Forum and all the best that Rome has to offer. The Rally di Roma Capitale in 2020 will be the starting point of the Championship.

The Abarth Rally Cup drivers never get intimidated by Latvia’s fast dirt tracks. We’ll meet them again in August.

Based on the mid-Atlantic Ocean archipelago’s island of São Miguel, the rally turns 55 in 2020 and remains one of the most spectacular events on the international calendar. The stages breath-taking scenery and lush countryside are characterised by their sandy surface and narrow and undulating nature.

Hungary presents fast stages and narrow sections, although rain and mud provided an unwanted additional challenge in 2019.

With winding roads immersed in the breath-taking landscape of Gran Canaria, this asphalt circuit offers stages that continuously climb and descend, in which drivers must pay close attention to corner speed and lines to ensure optimal momentum is maintained.