OCTOBER 3-8, 2027
The Modena Cento Ore is a route across Italy’s most fascinating landscapes, giving participants the chance to test their driving skills on rally special stages and the most characterful circuits in the Italian motorsport.
The effort and emotion that goes into the racing days will be rewarded with unforgettable evenings.
Participants will have time to savour the best hotels in magnificent art cities, enjoy dinners prepared by the region’s most renowned chefs and taste the best Italian wines.
To ensure we keep the tight-knit and friendly atmosphere we cherish, the grids will be limited to 100 classic cars. If your car has technical problems that cause you to miss some time checks or special stages, you will get a penalty, but you will, of course, be allowed to cross the finishing line and celebrate on the podium in Modena.
The Modena Cento Ore 2027 will start on the Tyrrhenian coast, passing through Perugia and Florence before the traditional finish in the Motor Valley. Vallelunga, Mugello and Imola are the three circuits on the programme.
The Modena Cento Ore is a route across Italy’s most fascinating landscapes, giving participants the chance to test their driving skills on rally special stages and the most characterful circuits in the Italian motorsport.
The Modena Cento Ore 2027 will start on the Tyrrhenian coast, passing through Perugia and Florence before the traditional finish in the Motor Valley. Vallelunga, Mugello and Imola are the three circuits on the programme.
The effort and emotion that goes into the racing days will be rewarded with unforgettable evenings.
Participants will have time to savour the best hotels in magnificent art cities, enjoy dinners prepared by the region’s most renowned chefs and taste the best Italian wines.
To ensure we keep the tight-knit and friendly atmosphere we cherish, the grids will be limited to 100 classic cars. If your car has technical problems that cause you to miss some time checks or special stages, you will get a penalty, but you will, of course, be allowed to cross the finishing line and celebrate on the podium in Modena.