La Velocissima 10k

The competitive 10K is aimed at runners chasing a personal best or an official ranking result, so it will likely be chip-timed and may require a competitive running licence or medical certificate under Italian athletics rules. The non-competitive version is for fun and may not be timed. Both use the same flat, single-loop asphalt course from Parco Sansovino, but check the final regulations for exact requirements.

Arrive early at Parco Sansovino for bib pickup or check-in, warm-up, and any pre-race briefing. La Velocissima 10k is a flat, fast single-loop asphalt course through Arese, so expect a quick start and a mostly even effort. Competitive and non-competitive runners may start in separate waves. Follow the announcer and marshal instructions, and keep the finish area clear after you cross the line.

At the finish, cross the timing mats if you are in the competitive 10K so your chip time is recorded. Non-competitive runners may not be timed. After the line, collect any medal or refreshments if provided, then keep moving through the finish zone to avoid blocking other runners. Results for the competitive race should be published online after the event.