Starting Friday the 27th, the Village will open for a weekend dedicated to sport. On Saturday the 28th and Sunday the 29th, the race will take place between Maranello and Modena through the legendary locations. Last race bibs available for the Family Run.
The curtain is about to rise on the Italy Half Marathon “Enzo Ferrari Memorial”, set to return from March 27th to 29th, 2026 between Maranello and Modena with a long weekend combining sport, community, and great participation. Organized by RCS Sports & Events and Ferrari as Hosting Partner, under the authority of Fidal and Fisges, the event involves the municipalities crossed by the race—Maranello, Fiorano Modenese, Formigine, Modena—over 80 sports associations, and more than 300 volunteers from the local communities: a major celebration open to everyone.
Almost 15,000 runners are expected in total. The 21.097 km and 10 km distances have already been sold out for many months, confirming the growing appeal of the event in the international running scene. However, for those who still want to experience the thrill of entering the Ferrari Factory, the Fiorano square, and the new c-Verter circuit, the last race bibs for the Family Run are still available.
The weekend will kick off on Friday, March 27th with the inauguration of the Italy Half Marathon Village, a meeting space for athletes, partners, and the public.
The Program
- Friday, March 27 – Opening of the Village (10:00 – 20:00) and presentation of the top runners (15:00)
- Saturday, March 28 – Opening of the Village (10:00 – 20:00) and Family Run (5 km) (15:00), a non‑competitive event open to everyone
- Sunday, March 29 – Italy Half Marathon “Enzo Ferrari Memorial” (9:30) and the 10 km race (10:30)
Among the additional events enriching Saturday in particular is the Shakeout Run by Brooks, a short run organized by the official technical partner of the event for the second consecutive edition, held the day before the half marathon and open to all.
There will also be an autograph session with Maya Weug, reigning F1 Academy vice champion. Maya, also known as the first driver ever to join the Scuderia Ferrari Driver Academy, will officially start the Family Run. Remaining within the world of the Prancing Horse, Michele Antoniazzi, Ferrari Chief Human Resources Officer, will present a very special item: the medal awarded to the winners of the half marathon, crafted in the Maranello facilities in the same plants where racing and sports car components are produced. Michele Antoniazzi and Maya Weug will jointly award the primary school classes that won the “Schools in Race” project.
