After the GP3 challenges at Mugello and Special Stages 5 and 6, on October 8, the Modena Cento Ore reaches the Adriatic Riviera with the stage finish in Milano Marittima, an elegant seaside resort set among centuries-old pinewoods and boutiques.
The evening moves to Cervia, a city that has preserved for centuries its bond with salt, the “white gold” that shaped its history and trade. The dinner at the evocative Darsena del Sale becomes a journey between memory and the sea, in a place where tradition and modernity come together. An overnight stay in Milano Marittima offers participants a moment of rest before another day of racing.
On October 9, the start takes place from Cervia–Milano Marittima with parades in Rimini and San Marino, followed by Special Stage 7, a passage through Urbino, and Special Stage 8. In the afternoon, the sporting program focuses on the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, known for its flowing design and excellent visibility for spectators. Famous for its rhythm changes and technical corners, the circuit is deeply linked to the world of MotoGP and today stands among the most beloved venues in international motorsport. Here, free practice and the race bring GP4 to life before returning to Cervia for a convivial seaside moment with a sunset aperitif on the beach, wrapped in warm lights, sea breeze, and the rhythm of the waves.
Two days that make Cervia the pulsating heart of the 25th anniversary of the Modena Cento Ore
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