Course & Elevation
The Torino City Marathon is a road marathon in the centre and southern belt of Turin, held on a Sunday in late November; the organisers call the course the fastest technical course in Italy. The modern race dates from 1987, when it was run as the Susavigliana, and it moved from April to mid-November in 2010. In 2026 it is run as the FIAT Torino City Marathon. The marathon and the half marathon start together at 8:30 from Piazza Vittorio Veneto and share the first 20 kilometres. The marathon finishes in Piazza Castello, while the half marathon finishes at the I Viali shopping centre in Nichelino. A non-competitive City Run of about 5 km takes place in the Parco del Valentino on the Saturday. The marathon course is certified by FIDAL, closed to traffic, and crosses the metropolitan territories of Turin, Moncalieri, Beinasco and Nichelino. Press and course-map descriptions name the Olympic stadium, Mirafiori, the Palazzina di Stupinigi, Moncalieri and the Parco del Valentino along the way. The time limit is 5 hours 30 minutes, with a timing gate at the half-marathon point, and the organisers have asked the city for a longer limit without success.
Course Facts
Weather
Typical climate for the race month — an estimate, not a forecast or a race-day record
8°C
Temperature
80%
Humidity
19%
Rain Chance
Late November in Turin is cold: average highs are about 12°C and lows about 3.5°C, with rain on roughly five or six days of the month. The 8:30 start is in the coldest part of the morning.
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