On October 10, the Modena Cento Ore sets off again from Cervia–Milano Marittima for a day that shines a spotlight on the heart of Romagna.
The first stop is through the center of Forlì, a city that blends ancient traditions with an innovative spirit, with its Renaissance squares and palaces that reflect the character of a community long at the crossroads of history and culture.
The competition then heats up with Special Stage 9 and Special Stage 10, which, together with GP5 at the Imola Circuit, will prove decisive and certainly the most fiercely contested for the final standings in both the Competition and Regularity sections.
The route then leads to Imola, a land of motors but also of history and art. The city, dominated by the Rocca Sforzesca and a center rich in medieval and Renaissance heritage, welcomes cars with a parade that intertwines historic memory and contemporary passion.
Lunch is hosted at the Checco Costa Museum of the Autodromo, a place that preserves the legend of racing and the memory of its champions, turning the break into a journey through speed and the flavors of the region.
The afternoon is entirely dedicated to the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, an absolute temple of motorsport. Here, free practice and the race deliver a spectacle of rare intensity, marking the grand finale of the circuit challenges. Imola represents the peak of the sporting program, a legendary track that has written the history of Formula 1 and still today best embodies the competitive soul of the Modena Cento Ore.
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