The race will take place on Sunday, May 10, 2026. It starts at Piazza Solferino in Turin at 9:00 a.m. Before you get to the starting line, however, there are a few things you should know.
The Race Village is located in Piazza Solferino, Turin.
To pick up your order, you must show your registration confirmation email (either printed or on your smartphone) or your payment receipt. You can also have someone else pick it up for you—just give them a copy of the confirmation.
Along with your race bib, you’ll also receive the official Diadora event T-shirt and a backpack-style bag for storing your belongings.
The race bib includes a timing chip.
The organizers are providing a free bag transport service from the start to the finish. When you pick up your race bib, you’ll receive a bag and a sticker with your number on it: attach the sticker to the bag so that it’s clearly visible, then hand it over to the van marked with the number corresponding to your race bib, located in Piazza Solferino near the starting area.
Delivery must be made by 8:00 a.m. Vehicles depart without fail at 8:10 a.m.: there are no exceptions.
Only the bags provided by the organizers may be brought onto the vehicles. Do not leave phones, tablets, cameras, or other valuables in your bags: the organizers will transport the bags but do not guarantee their safekeeping and are not liable for theft, loss, or damage.
The starting area is divided into 7 starting blocks. The first six are for the competitive division, and the seventh is for the non-competitive division. You must be in your starting block by 8:45 a.m.: your starting block is indicated by the color on the side strip of your race bib.
The time limit is set at 1 hour and 40 minutes, within which each competitor must cross the finish line at a maximum average pace of 10 minutes per kilometer, gradually increasing speed.
There will be a checkpoint at the 5-kilometer mark staffed by Federation officials to ensure that competitors pass through by 9:50 a.m. Participants who pass through after that time will be considered out of the race, and their race bib will be invalidated even if they have already collected it.
Any competitor who nevertheless wishes to continue running without a race bib—and is therefore out of the race—must proceed on the portions of the road designated for pedestrians (sidewalks, pedestrian areas, parks). As stipulated in the rules, once the last runner still officially in the race has passed, vehicular traffic will resume, and anyone who continues to run does so at their own risk, assuming full responsibility for any consequences that may arise. The organizer is therefore not liable for the presence of participants in the finish area, including with regard to timing.
The race follows WA and FIDAL regulations regarding gender, overall finishing order, and category rankings.
The awards ceremony will take place on Sunday, May 10, 2026, starting at 11:00 a.m. at the finish line area.
The following are being honored on stage:
Prizes can only be claimed at the awards ceremony. If you are not present, you will not be notified of the prize, it will not be mailed to your home, and it cannot be claimed at a later date. Prizes in kind cannot be exchanged.
Every finisher will receive the official 2026 edition medal at the finish line.
For photos, the organizers use ENDU pix’s facial recognition service: photos are free. You can upload up to 3 selfies to help with identification. If you’re wearing glasses or a headband during the race, you should put them back on when you upload your selfies.
Direct link to the photos: https://join.endu.net/pix/?editionId=100492
