After four days of racing, ten Special Stages and three circuits, Misano, Imola and Mugello, the curtain falls on a thrilling and gripping edition of the Modena Cento Ore. The winners celebrated in piazza Roma in Modena
Triumphant arrival in Piazza Roma in Modena for the 100 crews, before a cheering crowd. The winners of the various categories were honoured on stage. The curtain came down on the event in the evening with the gala dinner at the Palazzo Ducale.
After the magnificent gala evening at the Cattedrale dell’Immagine in Florence, this morning the competitors tackled the Mugello Circuit and two special stages in the heart of the autumn-clad Garfagnana. The evening finish concluded the coast to coast, but not the journey
The Modena Cento Ore at the halfway point. Florian Feustel and Katrin Becker lead the Competition standings, while Thomas Hinrichsen and Solange Mayo are at the top of the Regularity. Tomorrow the coast to coast ends at Forte dei Marmi.
BETWEEN SEA, MOUNTAINS AND A CIRCUIT THAT HAS SHAPED GREAT DRIVERS, THE START OF THE MODENA CENTO ORE WAS ALL ABOUT THE TRUEST PASSION!
The roar of engines brought a rush of adrenaline to the streets of Riccione throughout the day. The Modena Cento Ore enjoyed its day zero, with the arrival of the one hundred crews and a display of the cars in Piazzale Roma, just a few metres from the sea.
3 iconic circuits, 10 special stages, 100 crews, almost 1,000 kilometres and the magic of a Coast to Coast through the beauty of Emilia-Romagna, Marche and Tuscany
The Special Stages will not be open to spectators. Along the route, parades and circuit events will offer numerous opportunities to experience Modena Cento Ore, with free public access to the three Grands Prix at Misano, Imola and Mugello.
Modena Cento Ore continues to stand out as a unique fixture on the international motoring calendar.
