A certified 10K that runs dead straight, from Piazza Solferino to the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, the royal hunting lodge. Competitive or non-competitive: Turin's best-loved race returns in May 2027.
Tell me when entries open ↓One ten-kilometre straight, from the heart of Turin to the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi.
TuttaDRITTA is Turin's best-loved and best-known race: in 2026 it reached its twenty-first edition, with bibs sold out before the start. The formula is as unique as the course: a certified 10K starting in Piazza Solferino and finishing in front of the historic Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, the Savoy royal hunting lodge.
The course is fast and straight, and that's exactly what brings thousands of very different runners together: racers chasing a personal best, club runners and people who simply want a morning of sport and celebration. You can run it as a competitive or a non-competitive race.
The 2027 edition is planned for May, with dates still to be confirmed. Leave your email on this page and we'll let you know as soon as entries open.
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Entries are not open yet and the 2027 dates are still being finalised. Leave your email on this page and we'll let you know as soon as they open, with prices and how to enter.
In 2026 bibs sold out and the entry fee went up as race day approached: it pays to be quick.
Start and finish are in different places, so TuttaDRITTA runs free shuttle buses for all participants: they take you from Stupinigi to the start in Piazza Solferino before the race and bring you back to Turin after the finish. The journey takes about 30 minutes.
In 2026 the morning shuttles left from Viale Torino in Stupinigi as soon as they were full, between 6:45 and 7:10; the return shuttles left from Via XXV Aprile between 10:30 and 12:00. To board, you just showed your bib or entry confirmation. The 2027 times will be published with the race regulations.
In 2026 the Race Village was in Piazza Solferino: bibs were handed out on Saturday from 10:00 to 19:30 and on Sunday morning from 7:00 to 8:00.
Bring your entry confirmation (printed or on your phone) or your payment receipt. Someone else can collect your bib for you with the proxy form.
With your bib you get a numbered bag: hand it in at the vans in Piazza Solferino before the start and pick it up at the finish in Stupinigi.
The start is split into waves based on the time you declared when entering, shown by the colour of your bib. The non-competitive race starts in the last wave.
TuttaDRITTA is also a challenge between companies: employees, partners and consultants run together, and the rankings reward the fastest and the biggest teams, with a special price for corporate entries.
The 2027 contest rules will be published when entries open.
Competitive race: FIDAL (Italian Athletics Federation) members aged 16 and over, or Runcard holders aged 20 and over (the Runcard is FIDAL's running licence for runners without an Italian club), with a certificato medico agonistico, the Italian medical certificate for competitive athletics.
Non-competitive race: run or walk the same 10 km at your own pace, with no medical certificate, from age 14 (under-18s with a parent or an authorised adult).
In May 2027, as tradition dictates: the dates are still being finalised. Leave your email on this page and we'll let you know as soon as they're official and entries open.
A certified 10 km that is practically straight: it starts in Piazza Solferino, in central Turin, and finishes in front of the Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, the royal hunting lodge.
For the competitive race, yes: you need the Italian medical certificate for competitive athletics (certificato medico agonistico). For the non-competitive race, no certificate is needed.
In 2026: 16 for FIDAL members, 20 for Runcard holders and 14 for the non-competitive race, with under-18s accompanied by a parent or an authorised adult.
On the free shuttle buses for participants, which link Stupinigi and Turin before and after the race. If you come by car, you can park in Stupinigi and take the shuttle to the start.
In 2026: race bib with chip, timing, official T-shirt, medal, medical support, insurance, post-race refreshments, bag drop, shuttle buses and a participation certificate. The 2027 prices and services will be announced when entries open.
In 2026 it was 1 hour 40 minutes, with a checkpoint at 5 km.
Yes: one drinks station along the way with water and electrolytes, sponge stations, and post-race refreshments at the finish.