Photo: © Run For LifeRun for Life
Monza (MB), Lombardia12th editionChoose the distanceTap a distance: the course, fees, times and rules below update for that race.
At a glance
Run for Life 2027 takes place on 7 March 2027 in Monza (MB), Lombardia. Distances: 21.098 km, 10 km, 5 km. Start at 09:00 from Autodromo Nazionale Monza.
- Date
- Sunday, 7 March 2027
- Location
- Monza (MB), Lombardia, Italy
- Start
- Autodromo Nazionale Monza
- Distances
- Half marathon · 21.098 km · Competitive
- Mezza maratona non competitiva · 21.098 km · Non-competitive
- 10 km · Competitive
- 10 km non competitiva · Non-competitive
- 5 km non competitiva · Non-competitive
- Start times
- Mezza maratona 09:00 · Mezza maratona non competitiva 09:00 · 10 km 09:00 · 10 km non competitiva 09:15 · 5 km non competitiva 09:15
- Entry fees
- Half marathon €30 · Mezza maratona non competitiva €30 · 10 km €20 · 10 km non competitiva €20 · 5 km non competitiva €15
- Registration
- Registration open until 2 March 2027 · Register now ↗
- Organiser
- Socialtime Onlus ↗
- Official website
- runforlifeitaly.it ↗
- Edition
- 12th edition
Last updated: 18 October 2026
The race
Run For Life reaches its twelfth edition on Sunday 7 March 2027 at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza. The event is tied to International Women's Day and promotes respect as the basis for civil coexistence between men and women. It is organised by Run For Life SSD with Social Time Odv, I Gamber de Cuncuress and ASD Silvia Tremolada; proceeds, net of costs, go to replanting an area of the Monza Park, where more than 30 tall trees have already been planted along the viale Mirabellino.
The start is at 9:00 on the green light of the circuit's starting lights, and the course winds between the new track, the old track and the Monza Park. On the programme are the competitive half marathon, also open in a tourist formula to non-resident foreigners, and the competitive 10 km, both certified and in the FIDAL national calendar, plus non-competitive 10 km and 5 km runs.
Fees rise by date: €30 to €45 for the half, €20 to €30 for the 10 km races and €15 for the 5 km. Bibs are collected at the Expo Village in Paddock 1 of the circuit; spectators watch from grandstands 18, 19, 20 and 23.
Course
Start at 9:00 at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, on the green light of the iconic starting lights; the non-competitive races start right after (at 9:15 according to the rules). The course winds between the new track, the old track and the Monza Park. The 10 km and 21.097 km distances are certified.
There are intermediate aid stations and a refreshment point in the finish area. The 2027 course maps have not been published yet.
Entry fees
- Until 31 December 2026NowPiù commissioni€30
- Until 31 January 2027Più commissioni€35
- Until 2 March 2027Più commissioni€45
What's included
- Race pack
- Finisher medal
- Chip timing
- Cronometraggio
- Aid stations
- Ristoro finale
- Bag drop
- Medical assistance
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.
Competitive half marathon from age 18; 16- and 17-year-olds may also run the competitive 10 km. Open to FIDAL members, foreigners licensed with federations affiliated to World Athletics and, from age 20, Runcard or Runcard EPS holders with a competitive medical certificate for athletics. Unlicensed non-resident foreigners can run the 21 km in the tourist formula from age 18, with the Liability Waiver and no medical certificate, outside the rankings and without prizes.
The non-competitive 10 km is open from age 16, the 5 km to everyone. Fees: 21 km €30 until 31 December 2026, €35 in January, €45 from 1 February to 2 March 2027; competitive and non-competitive 10 km €20, €25 and €30; 5 km €15, all plus fees. You can also enter the two non-competitive races at the Expo on 6 and 7 March for €5 more.
Groups get one free entry for every ten and 10% off from 20 entries. The fee includes bib, chip (not for the 5 km), race pack with official gadget and sponsor products, aid stations, insurance, finisher medal and medical assistance; the race pack is not guaranteed for entries in the last week. Fees are not refunded; by 2 March 2027 you can transfer your bib or change distance by writing to the organisers.
Time limits: 3 hours for the half, 90 minutes for the competitive 10 km, 100 minutes for the non-competitive races. Half marathon prize money: €200, €150 and €100 to the top three men and women, €75, €50 and €25 to the top three Italians; prizes in kind for the top three in each category and cash prizes (€300, €200 and €100) for the three clubs with most entries.
