What the Motogiro is
It is not just a road.It is a story that continues.
An international historic re-enactment for those who want to ride their motorcycle, not display it.
The Motogiro d'Italia did not begin as a rally. It began as a race — the one that in the 1950s carried Italian motorcycles across thousands of kilometres of real roads, through towns that stopped to watch.
Today that race is a historic re-enactment. The motorcycles are the same, and so are the roads. Only the way of riding them has changed: seven days in which the event crosses Italy stage after stage, with an organisation that follows every rider from the first check to the final prize-giving.
Riders arriving from abroad understand it within hours. You do not come here to display a motorcycle. You come to ride it.
Seven days. Six stages. A timeless passion.
The experience
Seven daysinside the historyof motorcycling.
The briefing
Each morning: the day's route, the timings, the checks. Then you ride.
Scrutineering
Numbers, checks, motorcycles in line. The moment the edition truly begins.
The road
Mountain bends, coastal stretches, villages that open up without warning.
The arrival
Full squares, applause, children waving from the roadside.
The evening
Maintenance, stories, long tables. A community that forms day after day.
The prize-giving
The final act — before you start thinking about the next edition.
Organisation
You just ride.We take care of the rest.
Taking a classic motorcycle on the road for seven days takes structure. The Motogiro d'Italia is organised by Moto Club Terni «L. Liberati · P. Pileri», with in-house staff following the event at every stage.
Routes and roadbook
The route for each stage is defined and communicated by the organisation, with the references needed to ride the day.
Support along the route
The event provides support along the way for riders and their motorcycles.
Technical support
Dedicated assistance for the motorcycles throughout the event.
Hotels
Accommodation for the stage nights is arranged by the event.
Catering
Refreshment stops and scheduled meals are part of the official programme.
Medical assistance
The event is covered by medical assistance as set out in the regulations.
Organising staff
An in-house team follows the event at every stage, from start to finish.
Checks and scrutineering
Scrutineering and checks are managed by the organisation according to the event regulations.