The first day of the event ended on Saturday 22nd February The ICE St Moritz 2025, the most exclusive International Concours d'Elegance of the winter, which transformed the famous frozen lake of Engadine into an unparalleled stage. An unmissable event for classic car enthusiasts, collectors and lifestyle enthusiasts, all gathered to admire over 50 of the most representative cars in the history of motoring.
Since the early hours of the morning, The ICE Village has come to life around the Parc Fermé, an open-air museum, which has welcomed some of the most representative models ever. A meeting and discussion place for experts, collectors and the international public, where the passion for design and automotive elegance has found its maximum expression in a breathtaking natural context.
The competition, which combines the static aspect of the exhibition with the dynamic aspect of the ice performances, saw the participation of some of the most renowned collectors and drivers in the industry, making the event an opportunity for networking and sharing motorsport culture. The evocative setting of the Engadine, with its snow-capped mountains and frozen lake, offered a perfect backdrop to enhance the timeless beauty of the racing cars.
The category winners competing at The ICE St. Moritz 2025
The very high level of the cars in the competition made the work of the jury particularly complex, called to select the best in each category. Here are the queens of this edition:
- Barchettas on the Lake: Ferrari 500 TRC Scaglietti (1957) – n.69
- Open Wheels: Bugatti 59 (1934) – n.41
- Concept Cars & One Offs: Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 GS April (1931) – n.51
- Icons on Wheels: Ferrari 275 GTB/4 (1966) – n.91
- Racing Legends: Porsche 908/03 (1971) – n.29
The competition celebrated the best of automotive history, with cars that have marked different eras and represent authentic icons of design and engineering. Each model brought with it a unique story, testifying to the evolution of technology and style in the world of four wheels.
The long-awaited grand finale
Today will feature exciting free rides on the lake, giving spectators the opportunity to see these wonders in motion. The thrill of witnessing legendary cars in action on an icy surface adds an extra spectacular dimension to the event, making it a one-of-a-kind experience.
In the afternoon, the curtain will fall on this edition with the awarding of the prestigious Best in Show, an award with an exclusive design signed by the star architect Lord Norman Foster. The award ceremony will follow Spirit of St. Moritz, work of the artist Rolf Sachs, and the award Hero Below Zero, decreed directly by the public. This latest recognition offers spectators the opportunity to express their preference, making them an integral part of the celebration of automotive elegance.
The ICE St. Moritz: a format that has always been unique in the world
Born in 2019 from an idea by Marco Makaus, The ICE St. Moritz has established itself as a one-of-a-kind event, masterfully combining art, sport and tradition in a perfect balance between staticity and dynamism. The frozen lake, an essential element of the event, welcomes the cars with great respect for the environment and the natural heritage of the Engadine, thanks to a careful selection of models and limited public access.
The competition is not only a celebration of automotive elegance, but also an opportunity to promote the culture of collecting and respect for the history of the automobile. The event continues to grow in prestige and appeal, attracting new protagonists and spectators each year, consolidating itself as an essential event for the world of classic cars.
