• Bentley joined Tutto Bene at Lake Maggiore, building on a successful partnership that debuted during Monterey Car Week
• Supersports ‘FULL SEND’ car and Pikes Peak Bentayga both took to the hillclimb, showcasing two different apexes of Bentley performance
• Special Flying Spur featuring a glow-in-the-dark livery by Welsh artist Deathspray on display
• Bentayga X Concept and Le Mans-winning 2003 Speed 8 formed part of the display of cars at ‘Bar Stazione’ on the hillclimb
• ‘Smoky’, a 1926 Super Sports, joined an exclusive drivers’ dinner on Isola Madre

(Crewe, 10 September 2026) Bentley has joined forces with exclusive annual motoring event Tutto Bene for a second time in two months, this time in Italy. Following the success of Stazione Remota in Monterey’s Carmel Valley last month, Bentley reconnected with the Tutto Bene community, bringing together cars, culture and design in the hills above Lake Maggiore in front of a crowd of thousands.

Appearing on the stunning hillclimb were the ‘FULL SEND’ Supersports – previously drifted around the Bentley factory by Travis Pastrana – and the 2018 Pike Peak Bentayga, together demonstrating two different pinnacles of Bentley performance from past and present. The 6 km hillclimb on the famous Mottarone, overlooking Lake Maggiore and the town of Stresa, is judged not by speed but by ‘style, and a sense of fun’. In collaboration with LA’s Race Service and Italy’s BorromeodeSilva, Tutto Bene Hill Climb is now attracting a cult crowd that aligns with Bentley’s passion for car culture, design and conversation.

Alongside the dynamic cars, that took VIP passengers up the 6 km course at considerable speed, Bentley presented a selection of display cars at Bar Stazione – the hub of the event. The star car was a new glow-in-the-dark Flying Spur by Welsh artist Deathspray, aka David Gwyther, which came to life as the light dropped. The off-road Bentayga X concept, revealed at the FAT Ice Race in January this year, also made an appearance, joined by the 2003 Le Mans winning Speed 8, which still proves to be a fan favourite wherever it goes.

The final Bentley in attendance was ‘Smoky’, an original 1926 Super Sports, which attended a stunning drivers’ dinner on the private island of Isola Madre. Smoky has spent the summer with Bentley Motors, courtesy of its generous owners, being driven dynamically at events including Goodwood Festival of Speed and Monterey Car Week and supporting the launch of the new Supersports. Smoky now returns home to the north-east of England, and Bentley Motors is deeply grateful to Mike Thompson and his son Josh for entrusting Smoky to Bentley since June.

Ben Whattam, Marketing Director for Bentley Motors commented:

“Tutto Bene is about great cars, great people and enjoying both without taking things too seriously. From a 1926 supercar, to a Pikes Peak winner, to a glow-in-the-dark Flying Spur, and many other cars in between, we brought an eclectic mix of Bentleys to Italy for the event following our epic first outing with Tutto Bene in Monterey last month. The spirit of Tutto Bene aligns with our priorities perfectly, and we look forward to the next adventure together.”