Torino 24 Ore: timed ultrarunning is not a standalone marathon entry
The detailed announcement gives a 10:00 start on May 9, 2026. The club navigation now mentions May 9–10, 2027, while the linked event body still refers to 2026. Keep the next exact edition pending until the organizer resolves that mismatch in a current entry page or participant guide.
A timed event can pass through marathon distance without being a separately entered marathon. Before choosing it for a qualification or marathon-counting goal, ask what split is recorded and whether the receiving organization accepts that result. Do not assume that stopping after 42.195 km produces the same result as finishing a dedicated marathon category.
For a timed entry, preparation should match the intended duration and your existing experience. Plan comfortable repeatable movement, familiar supplies and permitted rest arrangements. A park loop makes repeated access possible but does not mean outside assistance, personal tables or support crews are unrestricted; check the current rules.
The earlier description mentions lighting and shade on the park paths. Neither removes the need to check weather, clothing and any required light or visibility equipment for a new edition. Review the loop measurement, timing method, aid access and procedure for the final partial lap before the start. Agree with companions how to meet without obstructing the course. Confirm the exact park entrance, collection and bag arrangements from the latest organizer instructions. The linked standalone race domain currently shows a hosting welcome page, so use the club’s event information for contact and wait for a functioning current entry route. This guide keeps the event identity and older park format clear while leaving an unsupported full-marathon date out of the calendar.
Last-known race profile
These details identify the race page; they do not establish the next edition's operations. The previous race date does not establish the next edition. Wait for the organizer’s announcement before committing to a race-day schedule.