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The S1 Bora Ultra Trail is the complete version of the Bora: long, varied and structured like a journey in two acts, first the night and then the day, with sensations that change radically but fit into a single story. It suits those who want an ultra with identity rather than monotony, and who can handle two different phases without going into crisis while looking for a strong memory rather than just a performance. Halfway through the race runners can stop and be classified in the Trieste Ultra.
Routes that move from the seafront to the Karst plateau within just a few kilometres
Cross-border spirit and constantly changing terrain
Night running under the Bora wind, with sunrise over the Gulf of Trieste
Vineyards, karst rock, coastal paths and wildlife
Start and finish at the Bora Village in Baia di Sistiana
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Start / Finish
BORA VILLAGE - La Corsa della Bora, Baia di Sistiana, Sistiana, Province of Trieste, Italy
BORA VILLAGE - La Corsa della Bora, Baia di Sistiana, Sistiana, Province of Trieste, Italy
Terrain
Route
Getting There
Race Day
What to bring
Food and water needed for the distance between refreshment points
Personal glass or cup for drinking at refreshment points
Thermal blanket (emergency isothermal sheet)
Mobile phone
What you get
Finisher medal
Chip timing
Timing chip (single use)
Parking
Shuttle to start line
Shuttle from airport
Free public transport
Drink stations
Nutrition stations
Medical assistance
Lockers
Bag drop
Toilets
Shower
Dressing rooms
Accident insurance
Bib delivery info
On the day
Toilets
Changing facilities
Bag drop
First aid on course
Before you enter
Other questions
Runners must carry food and water needed to run 4 km, a personal glass or cup for drinking at refreshment points, a thermal blanket (emergency isothermal sheet) and a mobile phone.
Runners must carry food and water needed to run 10 km, a personal glass or cup for drinking at refreshment points, a headlamp, trousers and a long-sleeved shirt (or a combination that fully covers the arms and legs if necessary), a thermal blanket (emergency isothermal sheet), gloves, a hat, a windbreaker and a mobile phone.
The longest races require food and water needed to run 15 km, a personal glass or cup for drinking at refreshment points, a headlamp with charging capability, trousers and a long-sleeved shirt (or equivalent full cover for arms and legs), a thermal blanket (emergency isothermal sheet), gloves, a hat, a jacket, and a mobile phone with a power bank.
Yes, it is possible to participate in both modes. If you do not upload your medical certificate you can still take part, but you will not be entered in the ranking.
The 14 km Family Hike & Trail is designed for anyone who wants an accessible day out with plenty of atmosphere and no need to chase performance. It suits first-time runners and anyone who prefers to take the terrain calmly.
Sistiana, Italy
Saturday, January 9, 2027
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€150
entry fee