Photo: © Equilibra Running Team (foto MonicaPh)Mezza e Dieci che Vale
Torino (TO), Piemonte11th editionChoose the distanceTap a distance: the course, fees, times and rules below update for that race.
At a glance
Mezza e Dieci che Vale 2026 takes place on 25 October 2026 in Torino (TO), Piemonte. Distances: 21.098 km, 10 km. Start at 08:30 from Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Torino.
- Date
- Sunday, 25 October 2026
- Location
- Torino (TO), Piemonte, Italy
- Start
- Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Torino
- Finish
- Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Torino
- Distances
- Half marathon · 21.098 km · Competitive
- 10 km · Competitive
- La Dieci che Vale non competitiva · 10 km · Non-competitive
- Start times
- 08:30
- Entry fees
- €35
- Registration
- Registration open until 23 October 2026 · Register now ↗
- Organiser
- A.S.D. Equilibra Running Team
- Official website
- equilibrarunningteam.com ↗
- Edition
- 11th edition
Last updated: 18 October 2026
The race
The Mezza e Dieci che Vale brings two national competitive Bronze label races to the heart of Turin. The 2026 edition takes place on Sunday 25 October, starting and finishing in Piazza Vittorio Veneto; the organiser is A.S.D. Equilibra Running Team.
The races
- La Mezza che Vale: 21.097 km, FIDAL certified and approved course, 3-hour time limit
- La Dieci che Vale: competitive 10 km, also FIDAL approved
- Non-competitive 10 km, open to everyone, walkers included
All races start at 8:30. The organisers describe the course as fast and smooth, suited both to runners chasing a personal best and to those who want to enjoy the streets of the city centre.
La Dieci che Vale is already sold out, both competitive and non-competitive. For the half marathon, entries are open on iRunning until 23 October or until 1,000 runners; every finisher receives a finisher medal.
Course
Both races start and finish in Piazza Vittorio Veneto, on FIDAL certified and approved courses in central Turin. The course is fast and smooth; the half marathon time limit is 3 hours.
Services on the course and at the finish
- Aid stations along the course
- Final refreshment in sealed bags
- Toilets and bag drop in the start and finish area
- Medical assistance with an ambulance throughout the event
The organisers may change the course or the position of the aid stations without notice.
Entry fees
- Until 15 August 2026€20
- Until 15 September 2026€25
- Until 10 October 2026€30
- Until 23 October 2026NowDall'11 ottobre; chiusura il 23 ottobre alle 24:00 o al raggiungimento dei 1000 iscritti€35
What's included
- Chip timing
- Cronometraggio
- Race pack
- Technical shirt
- Finisher medal
- Aid stations
- Ristoro finale
- Medical assistance
- Toilets
- Bag drop
Rules and requirements
- FIDAL membersMembers of an Italian athletics club (Italian Athletics Federation).
- RuncardFIDAL card for runners without a club: buy it online and pair it with a competitive athletics medical certificate.
- Sports promotion bodiesMembers of an Italian sports promotion body recognised by FIDAL, with a competitive medical certificate.
- International runnersMembers of a federation affiliated to World Athletics, or with a Runcard and a competitive medical certificate.
The competitive races are open to:
- FIDAL 2026 members
- Runcard or Runcard-EPS holders aged 20 and over, with a competitive medical certificate for athletics
- members of clubs affiliated to foreign federations recognised by World Athletics
The minimum age is 16 for the 10 km (from the Allievi category) and 18 for the half marathon (from the Junior category).
Entry fees
- Mezza che Vale: €20 by 15 August, €25 by 15 September, €30 by 10 October, €35 from 11 October
- Dieci che Vale: €12 by 15 August, €15 by 10 October, €20 from 11 October
Entries are taken only on iRunning, individually or through a club, until midnight on 23 October for the half marathon and on 22 October for the 10 km, with a maximum of 1,000 runners per race. The non-competitive 10 km is open to everyone with a certificate of good health; entries closed on Saturday 17 October at partner shops in Turin and Ciriè or online.
Bib collection and start
Bibs in Piazza Vittorio Veneto: Saturday 24 October from 10:00 to 17:00 and on Sunday from 7:00 to 8:00. The meeting time is 7:00 and the start 8:30; up to 5 runners with strollers are allowed and start at 8:15.
Chip timing by iRunning, with results online a few hours after the finish. Cash prizes for the top three overall in each race (total prize money €1,560, with a share reserved for Italian athletes), prizes for the top three in each FIDAL category and for the top five clubs by number of entrants and by points. The race goes ahead in any weather.
