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.
Two days taking Modena Cento Ore from the speed of Mugello to the Tyrrhenian coast, through Garfagnana and onwards to the eagerly awaited final arrival in Modena.
From Riccione to Florence via San Marino, Montefeltro, Urbino and Imola, two days in which racing meets remarkable landscapes, history and a constantly changing rhythm.
On Saturday 10 October, Piazza Roma hosts the final podium ceremony and prize-giving, with the cars displayed beneath the imposing backdrop of Modena’s Military Academy
Piazza Marconi welcomes the finish of the third leg, with the competing cars on display, technical support in the square and the traditional Beach Party
As tradition dictates, public access to Misano, Imola and Mugello is free of charge.
The Competition and Regularity Supplementary Regulations, the updated Programme and the new route map are now available
