2 October 2026 – From 6 to 10 October, Modena Cento Ore will cross some of the most captivating regions of central Italy, taking more than one hundred cars on a route from the Adriatic coast to Modena, with circuit competition alternating with parades through the towns along the way.
To follow the event in accordance with the regulations in force, spectators should be aware of the access arrangements for the different parts of the programme. Under the provisions established by the relevant local ordinances, the Modena Cento Ore Special Stages are closed to the public, and spectators will therefore not be permitted along the sections of road on which they take place. These restrictions must be strictly observed to ensure safety and the proper running of the competition.
There will be many other opportunities to experience the Cento Ore on its journey towards Modena. On Tuesday 6 October, the display of the cars in Piazzale Roma, Riccione, officially opens the week. Over the following days, the passage of the crews becomes part of the landscape and everyday life of the places along the route, with parades through San Marino, Pennabilli and Passo della Cantoniera on the opening day, followed by Imola and Castel del Rio. The route then continues through Scarperia, Massa and Castelnuovo Garfagnana, before the final passages through Piandelagotti and Sassuolo and the finish in Modena.
The three circuit events take centre stage. Public access is free of charge at Misano, Imola and Mugello, offering spectators the opportunity to watch free practice and racing, and experience the Modena Cento Ore cars in competition at three circuits deeply rooted in Italian motorsport history.
Wednesday 7 October | Misano
Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli
Public access from 2.00 pm
Thursday 8 October | Imola
Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari
Public access from 8.30 am
Friday 9 October | Mugello
Mugello Circuit
Public access from 8.30 am
The parades along the route, the circuit events and the final arrival in the Motor Valley will allow spectators to follow Modena Cento Ore from the areas specifically open to the public. An opportunity to witness the passage of the cars and experience the intensity of the competition while respecting the provisions governing the 2026 edition.
Click HERE to discover the full programme for Modena Cento Ore 2026.
