The race takes place on Sunday 10 May 2026. Start from Piazza Solferino, Turin, at 9:00. Before you get to the start line, though, there are a few things you need to know.
When and where to collect your bib
The Race Village is in Piazza Solferino, Turin.
- Saturday 9 May: from 10:00 to 19:30
- Sunday 10 May: from 7:00 to 8:00 (only for those living outside the province of Turin)
To collect your bib, show your entry confirmation email (printed or on your phone) or your payment receipt. You can also send someone else: just give them a copy of the confirmation.
With your bib you’ll also get the official Diadora event T-shirt and the drawstring bag for the bag drop.
Your bib includes the timing chip.
Bag drop
The organisers provide a free bag transport service from the start to the finish. With your bib you get a bag and a sticker with your number: stick it on the bag where it can be seen, then hand the bag in at the van with the number matching your bib, in Piazza Solferino near the start area.
Bags must be handed in by 8:00. The vans leave at 8:10 sharp: no exceptions.
Only the bags provided by the organisers are accepted in the vans. Don’t leave phones, tablets, cameras or other valuables in your bag: the organisers transport the bags but do not guarantee their safekeeping and are not liable for theft, loss or damage.
Start pens
The start area is divided into 7 pens. The first six are for the competitive race, the seventh for the non-competitive race. You must be in your pen by 8:45: your pen is shown by the colour on the side band of your bib.
- First pen: yellow
- Second pen: red
- Third pen: blue
- Fourth pen: green
- Fifth pen: purple
- Sixth pen: light blue
- Seventh pen: pink
Cut-off time
The cut-off time is 1h40’: every runner must cross the finish line within it, at an average pace no slower than 10’/km throughout.
There will be a checkpoint at km 5, staffed by Federation officials, to check that runners pass by 9:50. Anyone passing after that time is considered out of the race and their bib is no longer valid, even if they keep it.
Runners who nevertheless wish to carry on without a bib, and therefore outside the race, must continue on the parts of the road reserved for pedestrians (pavements, pedestrian areas, parks). As set out in the rules, once the last runner still officially in the race has passed, the roads reopen to traffic and anyone carrying on does so at their own risk and responsibility. The organisers are therefore not responsible for them in the finish area, including for timing.
Results and prize-giving
The race follows WA and FIDAL (Italian Athletics Federation) rules, with results by sex, overall finishing order and category.
The prize-giving takes place on Sunday 10 May 2026 from 11:00 in the finish area.
Prizes on stage go to:
- the top 5 men and the top 5 women
- the top three in each category
- the company challenge
Prizes can only be collected during the prize-giving. If you’re not there, you won’t be told about your prize, it won’t be posted and it can’t be collected later. Prizes in kind cannot be exchanged.
Medal and photos
Every finisher receives the official 2026 medal in the finish area.
For photos, the organisers use the ENDU pix facial recognition service: the photos are free. You can upload up to 3 selfies to help identify you. If you wear glasses or a cap during the race, put them back on when you take your selfies.
Direct link to the photos: https://join.endu.net/pix/?editionId=100492
