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Modena Cento Ore 2027, A New Route from Argentario to Modena, 3–8 October

The next edition will start on the Tyrrhenian coast, passing through Perugia and Florence before the traditional finish in the Motor Valley. Vallelunga, Mugello and Imola are the three circuits on the programme.

22 October 2026 – Modena Cento Ore returns from 3 to 8 October 2027 with a new route starting in Argentario, on the Tuscan coast, and reaching Modena after stops in Perugia and Florence.

Following the 2026 start in Riccione, the event organised by Canossa Events will move to the Tyrrhenian coast for its next edition. The Argentario peninsula, overlooking the sea and known for its distinctive landscape, will provide the setting for the beginning of a journey through the heart of central Italy.

The sporting programme will combine Special Stages for Competition and Average Speed Tests for Regularity with sessions at three circuits that hold a significant place in Italian motorsport history. Autodromo Vallelunga Piero Taruffi, Mugello Circuit and Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari di Imola will welcome the cars of Modena Cento Ore, reflecting the event’s sporting character and its commitment to historic motorsport.

Competition and Regularity offer two distinct approaches to the sporting challenge. In Competition, speed and performance determine the outcome, while in Regularity, precision and consistency make the difference. Both formats allow each crew to compete according to their own ambitions and the characteristics of their chosen car.

The journey will also offer opportunities to appreciate the beauty and cultural heritage of the regions along the route, through a programme of exclusive events and convivial gatherings. This has always been an integral part of Modena Cento Ore, where the pleasure of driving is complemented by exceptional hospitality and the discovery of places with a character all their own.

Beyond the classifications and sporting results, reaching Modena is the goal shared by every crew. It is the destination they have in mind from the moment they decide to enter Modena Cento Ore, fully aware of the commitment required to complete four demanding days of competition.

Whatever their approach to the challenge, driving onto the finish ramp in front of the Military Academy in Modena means achieving the goal they have pursued since the start. The moment when they can say they have completed Modena Cento Ore.