Everything you need to know about registering and participating in the Arosa ClassicCar.

Driver's Area

Get here all necessary information regarding your participation at the traditional Arosa ClassicCar race. Finde also the results from previous years here.

Overview

The Arosa ClassicCar Hill Climb is open to historic racing and sports cars built between 1905 and 1990 or 1994 (according to the regulations) and must comply with the FIA Appendix K regulations and the NSK regulations

The opening takes place on Thursday with an opening ceremony followed by a car parade through Arosa. The official practice will be held on Friday and the first competition will take place on Saturday. Sunday will be devoted to the highlight of the weekend: the Grand Prix of Arosa.

Entry Fee and Services included

CHF 2'076.00 incl. organiser’s advertising on the race number
CHF 2'576.00 without organisers advertising on race number

Insurance fee for the liability insurance of the organiser
Race number
Pitch in the paddock with nightly guarding
Souvenir from the organiser
Listing in the program including picture of the car
Invitations according appendix I in the regulations

Track

The race track from Langwies to Arosa is 7.3 kilometers long, features 76 curves, and a 422-meter elevation gain. It's the only race track in the Swiss mountains with a 1.2-kilometer downhill section. Discover the varied route in the video and prepare yourself for your ride.

Regulations 2025

In 2025, the event will feature the categories Regularity (Classic & Sport Trophy), Competition (Standard & Formula) and Demonstration Class (Alpine Performance).

Please find below the respecting regulations.

Categories overview

Competition

Regulations (EN)
Regularity

Regulations (EN)
Alpine Performance

Regulations (EN)
Driver Invitations

DE

Registration

Registration deadline was May 31, 2025.
Unfortunately, registration for this year's Arosa ClassicCar is no longer possible. Final instructions and starting lists will be communicated in August.