Milan, is THE capital of style, fashion and calcio... but above all, for a day in November, it becomes the capital of running 🏃♂️. Forget the Fashion Week runways: your moment of glory awaits you on the asphalt of Milano21 🏁. Two distances on the menu in the capital of Lombardy: a 10 km to sprint through the streets of Milan 🏙️ and a half-marathon to cover the city in long strides 🚀. Here, every meter covered is a perfect blend of performance and fast-paced guided tour 👀.
The 10 km is the fast and efficient option ⚡️. If you want to battle the clock ⏱️, Milan's ready to roll out its runway to help you hit your best time ⏱️. The pavement is smooth, the streets are wide, and everything is geared for you to zoom like a rocket 🚀. But if speed isn't your thing, no worries 🤷♂️: there's also a non-timed version where you can take your time ⏳, lift your head and enjoy the scenery 🏛️. Because in Milan, there are gems around every corner 🤩. You'll see Il Duomo, the Galleria Vittorio EmanueleII, where even your cardio might want to buy a three-piece suit 🛍️, or even the Cenacolo Vinciano, with Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper 🎨, to remind you that even the greatest geniuses took their time to finish their works 🖌️.
As for the half-marathon, it's a different story: 21 km of pure pleasure, on a flat and super fast course that's ripe for a personal record 🥇. Here, you can stretch your stride 🦵 and let yourself be carried away by the electric atmosphere of Milan's streets ⚡️. But beware ⚠️, there's a catch: Milan is so beautiful you might slow down to admire the view 👀. We warn you, between two surges 💨, you'll want to look back for one last glance at Il Duomo ⛪️.
And if you feel like extending your stay 🧳, Lombardy is ready to welcome you with its wonders 🌄. Lakes as photogenic as your strides 📸, mountains that touch the clouds 🏔️, and landscapes that make you forget your burning legs 🔥. After the finish line, it's the dolce vita that takes over 🍕. In Milan, recovery is no joke 🤌: a crispy pizza to refuel, an artisan gelato to cool your calves 🍦 and a Spritz on a terrace to celebrate your achievement as it should be. Always to be consumed in moderation of course 😏.
So, ready to run the streets of Milan like a real champion? 🏆 Whether you're here to smash the clock 💥 or enjoy every moment 😌, one thing is certain: Milano21 is THE race that will make you shine ✨. Avanti, campione ! 🚀
The half-marathon of the Milano21 is the perfect opportunity to explore Milan from a different perspective 😍. For 21 km, you will dive into the heart of the city, carried by the excitement of the spectators and the magic of the historical sites.
This course is a promise of personal records 💥. But beyond performance, a total immersion in the Milanese universe awaits you. You will pass by iconic monuments 🤩 such as Il Duomo or Cenacolo Vinciano. In addition to this guided tour 📸, you will feel the energy of the grand avenues where modernity and tradition intertwine.
The 10 km of the Milano21 is a race where every step counts. On a course designed for speed, you'll race through the streets of Milan at full speed, carried by the energy of the city 🏙️. Whether you're a natural sprinter or just seeking an unforgettable experience, this distance promises an intense blend of emotions in minimal time ⚡️.
The route invites exploration: wide avenues and historic buildings offer a backdrop worthy of the most beautiful postcards 📸. Enjoy your passage by monuments like Il Duomo or the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to immerse yourself in the Milanese spirit. And if you choose the non-timed version, nothing stops you from slowing down to admire the store windows and facades that make the capital Lombardy renowned 🏛️.
You can pick up your race bib at the race Expo Village:
On Friday, November 20, 2026, from 10 AM to 7 PM
On Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 9 AM to 7 PM
No bib collection possible on site, on Sunday, November 22, 2026
The races will start at 8:45 AM on Sunday, November 22, 2026, from Viale Eginardo.
To be classified:
As a foreign athlete, you must be registered with the Athletics Federation of your country and affiliated with World Athletics
Foreign athletes from the European Union must provide authorization from the home Federation to compete abroad and a residence permit or visa
You can also subscribe to a RunCard (on the site https://www.runcard.com/) to be classified (pay attention to the card's expiration date). This card, valid for 1 year, allows you to participate in Italian races and be classified.
For registration without affiliation or RunCard:
Athletes who are members of a foreign federation affiliated with World Athletics, not registered by their federation, club or association must sign a self-declaration attesting to the membership
Not having an affiliation or RunCard will not entitle you to be classified. However, you will still be able to participate in non-competitive events.
Note that non-competitive races (where there is no ranking) do not entitle you to benefit from prizes in kind, cash, vouchers, premiums, commitments, and reimbursements of any kind.
Yes, a medical certificate is required to start the Milano21. It must be dated less than a year ago and must mention that there is no contraindication to the practice of competitive sports, competitive Athletics, or competitive running. The certificate must be valid in Italy and presented in person upon registration. The certificate will be handed over to the event organizer in which the RunCard holder athlete participates.
Foreign athletes, not residing in Italy and not registered with a foreign athletics federation, may participate in the 21 km race without sending a medical certificate but must fill out the liability waiver form.
Italian and foreign athletes residing in Italy who are members of FIDAL-affiliated clubs can compete from the junior category (18-19 years old) up to the senior/master category M/F (35/39 years and successive age groups). For the competitive 10 km race, student athletes (16-17 years old) can also participate. For the non-competitive 10 km race, it is possible to register from 16 years old.
For the 21 km:
45 € until March 31, 2026
55 € until June 30, 2026
65 € until October 31, 2026
75 € until registration closes
For the 10 km:
25 € until March 31, 2026
30 € until June 30, 2026
35 € until October 31, 2026
40 € until registration closes
50 € on site (only if race bibs are left)
Yes, here they are:
For the 10 km: 1h30
For the 21 km: 2h45
Refreshments are planned according to the routes:
For the 21 km: refreshment stations will be available at km 5, km 10, km 15, km 20, and at the finish line.
For the 10 km: a refreshment station will be available at km 5 and one at the finish line.
Here is what is included in your registration:
race bib
timing chip
official t-shirt and sponsor gifts
refreshment and sponging stations
finisher's medal and certificate
technical and medical assistance
Changing rooms and luggage storage facilities will be available for runners.
You can check the race rules here


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