We are delighted to announce the celebration for the 21st anniversary of the Modena Cento Ore, that will take place onOctober 2nd to 7th, 2022.
Stay tuned for the announcement of the new itinerary.

Eligible car are, as usual, all beautiful cars from the 30s to the 80s (FIA periods C to I).
As last year, we will feature a special “50’s drum-braked sportscar” class with a dedicated classification and a special prize.

Participants and their support crews will enjoy a rich programme on an exceptional route, in both the Competition and the Regularity sections.
The challenge will be tough, with 4 circuit races and a dozen special stages on uphill roads closed to traffic. At the end of the day participants will have the time to savour the best hotels of four magnificent cities of art, dinners in unique locations, great chefs and the best Italian wines.
The grids will be limited as usual to 100 cars, to make sure that we are able to keep the tight-knit and friendly atmosphere we really care about.

TCreated at the dawn of the new millennium, the Modena Cento Ore combines glorious classic cars and gentlemen drivers, classic motorsport and tourism, exciting roads and breathtaking landscapes, as well as culinary delights and great wines.

The challenge will be tough, with circuit races and special stages on uphill roads closed to traffic. You can choose to battle in tough races in the Competition section or opt for a lighter but still challenging experience in the Regularity section, which follows the exact same route, including racetracks and closed road stages.

The grids will be limited as usual to 100 cars, to make sure that we are able to keep the tight-knit and friendly atmosphere we really care about.

Cento Ore: one hundred memorable hours from the scrutineering to the podium ceremony!

The “Cento Ore” is a five-day route across Italy’s most fascinating landscapes, giving participants the chance to test their driving skills on rally special stages and the most characterful circuits in the Italian motorsport.

This year’s journey will start in Milano Marittima and after the leg in Florence, the race will be concluded in Modena’s central Piazza Grande, the beating heart of Italy’s Motor Valley.

The challenge, in the traditions of the Modena Cento Ore, will be as tough as ever, with races at the legendary Italian circuits of Imola, Misano Adriatico and Mugello, as well as a dozen of special stages.

The effort and emotion that goes into the racing days will be rewarded with unforgettable evenings.

Participants will have time to savour the best hotels in three magnificent cities, enjoy dinners prepared by the region’s most renowned chefs and taste the best Italian wines.

To ensure we keep the tight-knit and friendly atmosphere we cherish, the grids will be limited to 100 classic cars. If your car has technical problems that cause you to miss some time checks or special stages, you will get a penalty, but you will, of course, be allowed to cross the finishing line and celebrate on the podium in Modena.