British Classic Car Meeting St. Moritz 2026 - the Tennis Edition
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From 10 to 12 July 2026, the 32nd British Classic Car Meeting gathers 111 British classics in St. Moritz, with warm-up events from Thursday 9 July. This year runs as the Tennis Edition, timed to coincide with Wimbledon.
The event
Since 1994 the meeting has celebrated British automotive heritage in the Upper Engadin: Jaguars, Bentleys, Aston Martins and MGs built before 1980, selected to a strict cap of 111 vehicles and based at the Suvretta House in St. Moritz. The 2026 theme borrows Wimbledon's all-white aesthetic, down to strawberries and cream, and admits a small number of non-British cars with documented tennis connections.
Programme
Thursday 9 July: warm-up, tennis apero and One-Point Slam. Friday 10 July: registration, drivers' briefing and opening dinner. Saturday 11 July: rally through the Engadin and gala dinner. Sunday 12 July: Concours d'Elegance in the Suvretta House garden. The full programme is at bccm-stmoritz.ch.
Where to watch from Hotel Schweizerhof
Saturday's rally sends the field across the valley's passes, and polished chrome regularly rolls past the lakes at Sils. The Suvretta House lies 12 kilometres from the hotel, about 15 minutes by car or a direct ride on the Engadin Bus, so joining the Concours on Sunday is a simple outing. Classic car weekends continue into late summer: Passione Engadina brings the Italian marques from 27 to 30 August.
Practical information
Dates: 10 to 12 July 2026, warm-up from 9 July
Base: Suvretta House, St. Moritz
Field: 111 classic vehicles, pre-1980 British marques plus tennis-themed guests
Spectating: rally roads and village passages are free to watch
Programme: bccm-stmoritz.ch
Plan your stay
Hotel Schweizerhof, a Faern Collection Hotel, keeps you close to the rally routes and far from the busiest crowds. Watch the classics sweep past the lake, then take the quiet road home to Sils Maria.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the 2026 British Classic Car Meeting a Tennis Edition?
The 2026 meeting is timed to coincide with Wimbledon and borrows its all-white aesthetic, down to strawberries and cream. The 32nd edition gathers 111 pre-1980 British classics, Jaguars, Bentleys, Aston Martins and MGs, selected to a strict cap. A small number of non-British cars with documented tennis connections are admitted this year.
When does the meeting run, and how is the weekend structured?
The meeting runs from 10 to 12 July 2026, with warm-up events from Thursday 9 July including a tennis apero and the One-Point Slam. Friday brings registration, the drivers' briefing and the opening dinner. Saturday 11 July is the rally through the Engadin with a gala dinner; Sunday 12 July is the Concours d'Elegance.
Can I watch the cars without a ticket?
Yes, the rally roads and village passages are free to watch. Saturday's rally sends the field across the valley's passes, and the cars regularly roll past the lakes at Sils. The full programme is published at bccm-stmoritz.ch.
How do I get to the Concours d'Elegance on Sunday?
The Concours takes place in the garden of the Suvretta House in St. Moritz, the event's base. The Suvretta House lies 12 kilometres from Hotel Schweizerhof, about 15 minutes by car or a direct ride on the Engadin Bus. That makes joining the Sunday Concours a simple outing from Sils Maria.
Why watch the British Classic Car Meeting from Sils Maria?
Hotel Schweizerhof keeps you close to the rally routes and far from the busiest crowds, in the village centre minutes from Lake Sils. Watch the classics sweep past the lake, then take the quiet road home. If Italian marques are more your tune, Passione Engadina follows from 27 to 30 August.