On October 7, more than 100 cars of the Modena Cento Ore, built between 1931 and 1985, will arrive in Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance and a treasure chest of timeless masterpieces. After the transfer, from late afternoon, they will be showcased in the Parc Fermé at Villa Costanza, awaiting the most anticipated evening of this edition.
The heart of the celebrations beats at Palazzo Vecchio, in the majestic Salone dei Cinquecento, where frescoes and architecture tell epic stories of art and power. It is here that the gala evening dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the Modena Cento Ore takes place, a milestone that has marked the history of Italian motorsport and continues to renew its legend. The night will be spent in Florence, with its treasures watching over the event, awaiting a new day of emotions.
On October 8, the start will take place from the heart of the city, heading to Scarperia and San Piero and the Mugello Circuit, one of the most iconic tracks in the world. Designed among the Tuscan hills, the circuit is renowned for its natural elevation changes, fast corners, and rolling layout that make it both spectacular to drive and thrilling to watch. Here, free practice and the race will bring the much-anticipated GP3 to life, an event that combines Italian racing tradition with the international spirit of classic motorsport.
Spectators are welcome to enter freely, becoming part of the energy and enthusiasm that define every circuit appointment of the Modena Cento Ore.
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