A competitive and non-competitive 10K plus a 5K open to everyone: you run inside the historic Mirafiori car plant and on its test track, closed to cars and open to runners for one morning.
For one morning, the track where cars were put to the test becomes the place to test your legs.
On Sunday 8 November 2026 CEDAS We RUN is back: the race Base Running organises inside one of the landmarks of industrial Turin. Start and finish are on the Stellantis &You forecourt in Piazza Cattaneo; in between are the internal roads of the historic Mirafiori car plant, the former heart of FIAT, and its test track, a space that is normally closed to the public.
For its third edition the formula that won runners over in the first two stays the same: a competitive 10K on the regional calendar of FIDAL (the Italian Athletics Federation) and two non-competitive races open to everyone, over 10 km and 5 km. Both 10K races, competitive and non-competitive, count towards the Trofeo Agnelli. From racers chasing a personal best to people who want to walk with family or colleagues, there's room for everyone.
Running at Mirafiori means crossing a piece of Turin's history: for decades, industry, work and everyday life were woven together here. A technical shirt, a gym bag and a finisher medal designed for this edition are waiting for you.
For runners racing the clock. It counts towards the official FIDAL results and the Trofeo Agnelli series.
The same course as the competitive race, with no pressure: enjoy every metre, and it still counts towards the Trofeo Agnelli.
The first half of the course, test track included. Perfect for beginners, walkers and families.
The start is at 9:00 inside the Stellantis &You forecourt. Along the side roads of Piazza Riccardo Cattaneo and Corso Tazzoli you reach the plant entrance at the first kilometre. From there, about 400 metres take you onto Mirafiori's historic test track: 2.5 km on the circuit where Turin-built cars were tested for decades. Then roughly another 400 metres back to the exit.
At 4 km you leave the plant and head back towards Piazza Cattaneo. If you're running the 5K, you're nearly done: you turn back into the forecourt for the finish. The 10K carries on along the side road of Corso Orbassano, then the Corso Settembrini cycle path and the side road of Corso Agnelli, before passing Corso Tazzoli and Piazza Cattaneo again and returning inside the plant to finish.
It's a fast, flowing course, all on tarmac and with no drinks stations along the way: refreshments are at the finish. Start waves follow your bib number, which is assigned according to the time you declare when you enter.
Split times for the 10K. On the 5K the first finishers arrive from around 9:20, the last by around 10:10.
Are you a CEDAS member? For the non-competitive 5K and 10K you get the members’ fee of €10 and enter through the CEDAS website. For the competitive FIDAL (Italian Athletics Federation) 10K you enter here, using the Winning Time form, like everyone else. There are 2,000 bibs, 1,600 for the 10K and 400 for the 5K: when they’re gone, they’re gone. And the first 500 entrants get a free breakfast from CeMeDi.
For the non-competitive 5K and 10K, by 3 November, through the CEDAS website.
Prefer to enter in person? Come to the Base Running Shop, Corso Cairoli 28, Turin. On 7 and 8 November you can also enter at the We RUN Village.
A runner crossing the line with arms raised, on an “I’m CEDAS We RUN” ribbon. Every finisher gets one, over 10 km and 5 km alike.
Red, with the CEDAS, Base Running and HOKA logos. It's in your race pack.
The Trofeo Agnelli emblem: both 10K races, competitive and non-competitive, count towards it.
The official event bag, to carry your whole race pack home.
Bib collection, changing rooms and bag drop inside Stellantis &You; start, finish, refreshments and the prize-giving stage on the forecourt in front, at Piazza Riccardo Cattaneo 9, Turin. Easy to reach by car or public transport.
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The first 500 online entrants get a voucher for breakfast (coffee and a croissant) at the Pizzeria del Motor Village, Piazza Riccardo Cattaneo 9. They'll receive an email to print and show at the Lifenet Healthcare stand in the We RUN Village, on race day from 7:40 until the end of the prize-giving, to collect the voucher.
At the stand you'll also find the Lifenet Healthcare bag with information from Chiros and CeMeDi.
Collect your bib and race pack at the We RUN Village, inside Stellantis &You at Piazza Cattaneo 9: Saturday 7 November from 10:00 to 18:30, or on race day, Sunday 8 November, from 7:30 to 8:40. Come on Saturday if you can: on Sunday collection closes at 8:40 for the start procedures and can't be guaranteed after that.
Bring your entry confirmation email, printed or on your phone, or your payment receipt. Someone else can collect it for you with the completed proxy form and a copy of your confirmation.
The competitive 10K is open only to members of FIDAL (the Italian Athletics Federation) and Runcard holders (the Runcard is FIDAL's running licence for runners without an Italian club). The minimum age is 16 for runners with a 2026 FIDAL membership through an affiliated club (born in 2010 or earlier) and 20 for Runcard holders.
You need a valid certificato medico agonistico, the Italian medical certificate for competitive athletics. Non-resident foreign runners can have the certificate issued in their own country, with the same tests required in Italy: a medical examination, full urine test, resting and post-exercise ECG, and spirometry.
The non-competitive 10K is open to anyone aged 14 or over by 8 November 2026; the 5K can be run or walked at your own pace. Neither needs a medical certificate: you just need to be fit enough to cover the distance on your own.
Under-18s can only take part with a parent, or an adult authorised by whoever holds parental responsibility, and with the relevant section of the entry form signed.
The start is split into separate waves: you go in according to your bib number, which is assigned based on the time you declared when entering. The non-competitive races start from the last wave.
The bag drop is inside the We RUN Village: one small backpack, with the numbered tag you'll find in your bib envelope; the organisers are not responsible for its contents. There are no showers.
There are no drinks stations on the course: refreshments are at the finish. Results and photos will be published online after the race.
The prize-giving starts at 11:00. In the competitive 10K, prizes go to the top 3 men and women overall and the top 3 in each age category; in the 5K, to the top 3 men and women. Results are based on chip time.
Show your bib to collect your prize. Prizes are handed out only during the ceremony: they are not posted and cannot be exchanged.
You can transfer your bib to someone else until 1 November 2026, for a €10 admin fee. The entry fee is non-refundable in all cases, even if the race is suspended or cancelled because of bad weather or force majeure.
Appeals must be made verbally to the Race Referee within 30 minutes of the results becoming official and, at a second stage, in writing to the Jury of Appeal with the required fee. Anything not covered here is governed by the FIDAL technical rules and regulations for road races.
Prefer to enter in person? Drop by the Base Running Shop at Corso Cairoli 28, Turin. On 7 and 8 November you can also enter at the We RUN Village, for €25, while bibs last.
Sunday 8 November 2026 in Turin, starting at 9:00 inside the Stellantis &You forecourt, Piazza Riccardo Cattaneo 9. The course goes inside the Mirafiori car plant and onto its historic test track.
CEDAS members pay €10 for the non-competitive 5K and 10K, entering through the CEDAS website by 3 November. For the competitive FIDAL 10K and for non-members: €15 until 18 October, €20 from 19 October to 6 November, €25 on 7 and 8 November, through the Winning Time entry form.
For the non-competitive 5K and 10K, through the CEDAS website at the members' rate of €10: you'll find the “I'm a CEDAS member” button on this page. For the competitive FIDAL 10K you enter through Base Running, using the Winning Time form at the standard fee.
The competitive race is a FIDAL event and you can only enter through Base Running, on the Winning Time form, at the standard fee. You need a FIDAL membership or a Runcard and the Italian medical certificate for competitive sport (certificato medico agonistico).
Race bib with timing chip, official technical shirt, gym bag, finisher medal, post-race refreshments, bag drop, medical support, insurance and a participation certificate. The same for both distances.
Only FIDAL (Italian Athletics Federation) members aged 16 and over (born in 2010 or earlier) and Runcard holders aged 20 and over, with a valid Italian medical certificate for competitive athletics (certificato medico agonistico).
Only for the competitive 10K, which requires the Italian medical certificate for competitive athletics. The non-competitive 10K and 5K need no certificate at all.
At the We RUN Village inside Stellantis &You, Piazza Cattaneo 9: Saturday 7 November from 10:00 to 18:30, or on race day, Sunday 8 November, from 7:30 to 8:40. You'll get your race pack with your bib. Bring your confirmation email or payment receipt.
Yes: just give them the completed proxy form and a copy of your entry confirmation.
Yes, until 1 November 2026, for a €10 admin fee.
1 hour 40 minutes for the 10K and 1 hour 10 minutes for the 5K. The 10K finish closes at 10:40. In the 5K the first runners finish in about 18-22 minutes and the last in about 1 hour to 1 hour 10 minutes.
No, there are no drinks stations along either the 10 km or the 5 km course. Refreshments are waiting at the finish.
Yes, there's a bag drop inside the We RUN Village: one small backpack, with the numbered tag from your bib envelope. There are no showers.
Yes: the official CEDAS We RUN medal goes to every finisher, in both the 10K and the 5K.
Online through the Winning Time form: you'll find the “Enter” button in the Prices and entry section of this page. You can also enter in person at the Base Running Shop, Corso Cairoli 28, Turin.
Yes, for the first 500 online entrants: CeMeDi offers a voucher for coffee and a croissant at the Pizzeria del Motor Village, Piazza Cattaneo 9. They'll receive an email to print and show at the Lifenet Healthcare stand in the We RUN Village, on race day from 7:40 until the end of the prize-giving, to collect the voucher.
Yes: on race day Centro Medico Chiros offers a free pre-race sports medicine assessment (7:30-9:00) and free sports massage and physio treatment before and after the race, taping included, until around 11:30-12:00. After the race, until 31 December 2026, consultations and treatments are 30% off.
Results will be published online after the race. The competitive 10K is ranked on chip time, recorded by the chip in your bib.
