Brunello Crossing 2027 – Montalcino, Italy

• February 21, 2027
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• February 21, 2027
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What to expect

More than a race, a sensory journey through Brunello land: Brunello Crossing is an event created by a group of sports enthusiasts and lovers of the Montalcino area who wanted to develop an idea that goes far beyond a competitive race. It is a trail running festival that blends running, nature, food and wine, and art in one of the most iconic territories of Tuscany. You will run through UNESCO World Heritage landscapes of Val d’Orcia, through woods which cover about fifty percent of the area, through vineyards of Brunello di Montalcino, medieval villages, farms, castles and white roads.

Four distances for all levels: The event confirms its traditional full house format. For competitive runners there are three distances. The Banfi Trophy covers 45 km with 1820 meters of positive elevation gain, the queen race that has challenged the most famous national and international trail runners. The Camigliano Trophy covers 24 km with 1100 meters of elevation gain, a perfect mix of technical challenge and fast rolling sections. The Enoteca La Fortezza Trophy covers 14 km with 650 meters of elevation gain, ideal for those approaching trail running or looking for a shorter but still authentic experience. For walkers there is the Walk Nordic and Walking non-competitive format covering 17.5 km with 750 meters of elevation gain, organized with approval of UISP and dedicated to Nordic walking and hiking.

A course that tells history: The three competitive races start from central Piazza del Popolo in Montalcino, crossing the historic center and exiting through Porta al Cassero, one of six gates adjacent to the fourteenth century Fortress built in the highest part of medieval town. From there you traverse woods and Brunello vineyards toward Castello Banfi Poggio alle Mura, whose first nucleus was built before year 1000, imposing on a strategic hill controlling confluence of Orcia and Ombrone rivers. The route leaves Val d’Orcia to ascend toward medieval village of Sant Angelo in Colle, descends toward Ventolaio where 45 km path rejoins 24 km, then steep descent called Il Patataio with breathtaking view of Val d’Orcia and backdrop of Monte Amiata to Castelnuovo dell Abate and the Abbey of Sant Antimo, a Romanesque church where Charlemagne returning from Rome through Via Francigena initiated monastery construction. Leaving monastery, with continuous alternation of woods and vineyards, route ascends toward Il Cocco, one of highest points where 14 km also joins before entering Montalcino through Porta Cerbaia to main street until finish in Piazza del Popolo.

Green and authentic philosophy: The organization works with local institutions and partners such as Consorzio del Brunello di Montalcino, Comune di Montalcino, Regione Toscana and Parco della Val d’Orcia. The 7th edition introduced a completely green choice where every participant can choose between receiving a technical T-shirt or planting trees. The race pack contains a bottle of wine and technical and local food products plus voucher for pasta party. Finisher prize for all is wine goblet with respective strap, and for athletes who participated in six previous editions a Vinocchio Decanter is given, elegant container reminiscent of bottle that allows young wines to oxygenate and aged ones to separate sediments.

Match/event dates

Main Event: Sunday, 21 Feb 2027 (Sun)

Event Window: From 20/02/2027 to 21/02/2027. The program includes a Saturday dedicated to exploring the territory and preparing for the race, including briefings, night trekking and expo, and Sunday dedicated to competitions.

Registration Deadlines: Online registrations close at midnight on Friday before race weekend. On-site registration may be possible on morning of race if bibs remain. If number of 400 registered participants for 45 km is reached, organization reserves right to suspend registrations to ensure best service.

Additional Activities: Night Trekking of Brunello Crossing and Il Giglio award for best self-produced video take place around race weekend, with video submissions required to be published on YouTube and sent to organization.

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Stadium & sports venue

The venue is the medieval town itself: There is no conventional stadium. The heart of event is Piazza del Popolo in Montalcino, Province of Siena. This piazza hosts start and finish for all three competitive distances, flower ceremonies, awards and pasta party. The town lies between two valleys, Val d’Orcia and Val dell Ombrone, from highest point at 680 meters above sea level to lowest at 120 meters, with large climbs and descents and steep trails through woods, vineyards and famous estates.

Start and finish infrastructure: All competitive races start from central Piazza del Popolo, cross historic center and exit through Porta al Cassero adjacent to Fortress. They re-enter through Porta Cerbaia. The finish line is again in Piazza del Popolo. Baggage deposit and showers are organized at Montalcino Municipal Stadium for men and women.

Bib pickup locations: Bib pickup and race kit arrangements are organized at local locations in Montalcino including Chiostro del Complesso di Sant Agostino and Proloco di Sant Angelo Scalo. Walking participants receive voucher for kit collection at Teatro degli Astrusi in Montalcino. The Chiostro del Complesso di Sant Agostino also hosts Benvenuto Brunello events, linking race to wine preview season.

Course marking and safety: The route takes place in natural environment through trails, cart tracks and short stretches of asphalt so race is defined as trail running. Route is marked with special balises, arrows, signs and vignettes. There are checkpoints and health care stations at various points along route, with four intermediate timing points plus final one.

Full fixture or event schedule

Saturday – Territory and preparation day: The day before main races is dedicated to exploring territory. Activities include bib pickup at cloister, expo Brunello Crossing at Cloister of Museum of Montalcino, briefing for athletes, pasta party in evening with free voucher included in race pack, and Night Trekking of Brunello Crossing which has seen great success in recent editions. This trekking combines wine, sport and territory with routes through Val d’Orcia with tastings in wineries like Canalicchio di Sopra along white roads.

Sunday – Race day morning: Early morning baggage deposit opens, followed by start of Banfi Trophy 45 km from Piazza del Popolo at 08:00. Shortly after, Camigliano Trophy 24 km starts from same piazza, followed by Enoteca La Fortezza Trophy 14 km. Walk Nordic and Walking 17.5 km starts separately with its own briefing.

Sunday – Midday and afternoon: Winner arrivals for each distance are celebrated with flower ceremonies in Piazza del Popolo. The 14 km typically finishes first, then 24 km, then 45 km. Pasta party lunch is available using voucher included in pack, with additional cost for accompanying persons and free for children under 14. Showers at Municipal Stadium remain open.

Awards and closing: Official awards ceremony takes place in Piazza del Popolo with trophies for top three overall finishers men and women and wine prizes for top three in each UISP category. No prize money is awarded, in line with ethical approach. After awards, participants can enjoy historic center, wineries and local shops.

Il Giglio Award: Renewed each year, this award is for best self-produced video telling race from perspective of trail runner or walker. Videos must be between 2 and 5 minutes, published on YouTube and submitted to organization. Prize package includes race entry, double room for following year and bottle of Brunello di Montalcino.

Teams, athletes & participants

Who can participate: Each athlete must be 18 years old by race weekend. Each athlete must demonstrate at time of registration that they possess medical certificate of fitness for competitive athletic activity issued in compliance with current regulations. Each athlete declares to know and accept regulations of Brunello Crossing and authorizes organization to process personal data and images.

Elite field: The long marathon course through Stelvio of Val d’Orcia has challenged strongest national and international scene, including Davide Cheraz winner of previous edition, Andreas Reiterer bronze medalist at World Championships and Italian champion in long-distance trail running, Simone Corsini 5th at Tor des Geants 330 km and 1st at Gran Trail Courmayeur 100 km, Marco Biondi and Ada Banu winners of Banfi Trophy, Cristian Minoggio gold medalist from Skyultra World Championships. Both elite and amateur share same white roads.

Group participation: Groups of more than six registered participants including mixed groups for competitive races are invited to contact coordinator via info@brunellocrossing.it for attention to Riccardo Brogi. Those not part of group are kindly requested not to use this method. This facilitates logistics for clubs and teams.

Dogs allowed: Participation with dogs is allowed, provided that throughout competition dog is securely leashed non-extendable and start occurs at back of grid. Owner is responsible for conduct of dog which must not harm other people or things.

Walkers and Nordic walkers: The Col d’Orcia Walk and Nordic Walking is non-competitive walk organized by SSD Montalcino Trail with approval of UISP. Route is more technical than in previous years, follows Montalcino most iconic trails among gentle hills of Val d’Orcia, Brunello vineyards and local woodlands. Registration includes race pack and refreshments.

Tournament format & competition structure

Three competitive plus one non-competitive: Format includes Banfi Trophy 45 km with 1820 meters positive gain, Camigliano Trophy 24 km with 1100 meters gain, Enoteca La Fortezza Trophy 14 km with 650 meters gain, and Walk Nordic and Walking 17.5 km with 750 meters gain.

Trail running definition: All routes take place in natural environment through trails, cart tracks and short stretches of asphalt so race is defined as trail running. Marked with balises, arrows, signs and vignettes. Refreshments are located at five points plus final all provided with beverages, minerals and various foods, with obligation to be consumed on spot and not to leave or throw garbage along route under penalty of exclusion.

Time limits and gates: For 45 km, maximum time is set at 8 hours to be included in ranking. There are two time gates at 23.7 km mark closing after 4 hours from start and at 32.7 km mark after 5 and half hours. Participants who do not pass gates within maximum time must hand over bib and time chip to organizers along path. Race is monitored through four intermediate timing points plus final one. Completion of 45 km entitles you to 2 ITRA points.

Categories and prizes: No prize money will be awarded. There will be trophies for top three overall finishers men and women and wine prizes for top three finishers in each category in accordance with UISP categories: Seniores A 18-29, Seniores B 30-39, Seniores C 40-49, Veterani D 50-59, Veterani E 60-69, Veterani F 70 and over. Finisher prize for all is wine goblet with respective strap.

Match/event times

Start times: All three competitive races start from central Piazza del Popolo. Banfi Trophy 45 km starts at 08:00. Camigliano Trophy 24 km and Enoteca La Fortezza Trophy 14 km start shortly after from same piazza, crossing historic center and exiting through Porta al Cassero. Walk Nordic and Walking starts from separate point with its own schedule.

Cut-off times: For 45 km, first gate at 23.7 km closes after 4 hours from start, second gate at 32.7 km after 5 and half hours, final finish closes after 8 hours. These gates ensure safety and allow staff to manage course through woods and vineyards.

Pasta party times: Pasta party voucher can be used on Saturday evening after briefing or on Sunday after race. For accompanying persons or those who wish to replicate, cost is 25 EUR. Offered free for children under 14. Showers at Municipal Stadium open throughout race day.

Awards time: Official awards ceremony takes place in early afternoon in Piazza del Popolo after all winner arrivals. Flower ceremonies for each distance happen immediately after first finishers.

Ticket types

Banfi Trophy 45 km Individual: Competitive entry with tiered pricing. Until 31 October pricing is USD 54 based on 50 EUR, until 31 December USD 59 based on 55 EUR, until one week before race USD 65 based on 60 EUR. Each fee includes race pack containing bottle of wine, technical and local food products, voucher for pasta party, timing, medical assistance, refreshments at five points plus final, finisher goblet, showers and baggage deposit.

Camigliano Trophy 24 km: Competitive entry, pricing from previous editions similar to 45 km but slightly lower. Estimated USD 49 to USD 59 based on 45 to 55 EUR. Includes same pack with bottle of wine, technical products, pasta voucher, refreshments, showers and finisher prize.

Enoteca La Fortezza Trophy 14 km: Competitive entry, most accessible, pricing from previous editions around USD 38 to USD 49 based on 35 to 45 EUR. Includes race pack, timing, refreshments, pasta voucher, finisher goblet and showers.

Walk Nordic and Walking 17.5 km: Non-competitive walk, registration includes race pack and refreshments, voucher for kit collection at Teatro degli Astrusi, showers at Municipal Stadium. Pricing from previous editions around USD 27 to USD 38 based on 25 to 35 EUR.

Groups and teams: Groups of more than six registered participants including mixed groups contact coordinator for special handling. Transfer of registration to another person possible upon payment of additional fee of USD 16 based on 15 EUR for secretarial fees and prior written notice.

Insurance and extras: Accident insurance policy ENDU Safe available as add-on. Pasta party for accompanying persons costs USD 27 based on 25 EUR.

Ticket release phases

Early phase: First release until end of October offers lowest price for 45 km at USD 54. This phase rewards early commitment and allows organization to plan services.

Second phase: Second release until end of December increases to USD 59. Still includes full race pack and all services.

Final phase: Final release until about one week before race increases to USD 65. After online closure at midnight on Friday before race weekend, on-site registration may be possible on morning of race if bibs remain, at higher price.

Group phase: Parallel phase for groups of more than six participants remains open throughout, requiring direct contact to info@brunellocrossing.it for attention to Riccardo Brogi. Team pricing may include facilitation for mixed groups.

Transfer phase: Athlete unable to participate can transfer registration to following year upon payment of additional USD 16 secretarial fee and prior written notice by end of January before race, only once. Or transfer to another person upon same fee and written declaration, with new person providing all personal information as new enrollment.

VIP & hospitality options

Pasta party hospitality: One free voucher for pasta party can be used on Saturday evening after briefing or on Sunday after race, included in race pack. This is central hospitality moment where athletes, volunteers and families meet in historic setting. Additional vouchers cost USD 27.

Wine hospitality: Race pack contains bottle of Brunello di Montalcino wine, technical and local food products, and finisher wine goblet. For athletes who participated in six previous editions, Vinocchio Decanter is given. Along course, route passes through wineries including Castello Banfi, Camigliano, Col d’Orcia, where local products can be discovered.

Benvenuto Brunello season: Event takes place weekend prior to Benvenuto Brunello where latest vintage of Brunello di Montalcino is released, when weather is ideal for trail races. This creates exclusive hospitality where runners experience Tuscany wine country during exclusive Benvenuto season, with tastings in cellars along white roads.

Accommodation hospitality: Prize package for Il Giglio award includes double room for following year race and bottle of Brunello. Local accommodations offer packages including race entry, double room and wine. The organization works with Consorzio Brunello di Montalcino and local institutions to offer wine tourism experiences.

Expo hospitality: Expo Brunello Crossing at Cloister of Museum of Montalcino offers meeting point for discovery of latest news, sponsor stalls including Castello Banfi, Camigliano, Enoteca La Fortezza, Col d’Orcia, technical sponsor and nutrition partner, plus official sponsor Cisalfa Sport.

Stadium & event rules

Obligatory materials: Trail running shoes mandatory, charged mobile phone mandatory, water supply mandatory. Strongly recommended are personal glass, thermo cloth, whistle, energetic bars or equivalent food, windproof jacket, hat or bandana.

Traffic code: It is mandatory for all participants to respect traffic code along entire path. Route is marked but includes short asphalt sections where road rules apply.

Sanctions: At unquestionable judgment of race jury, immediate disqualification with withdrawal of race bib is provided for cutting course, use of transport, bib swapping, failure to pass checkpoint, failure to respect prohibition of being accompanied along course, doping or refusal to undergo anti-doping control, failure to assist competitor in difficulty, abandonment of personal equipment along course, pollution or degradation of environment by competitor or staff, pollution with waste from refreshment points, insults rudeness or threats against organization or volunteers, refusal to be examined by doctor, incorrect wearing of bib.

Weather and force majeure: In event of adverse weather conditions or excessive snowfall, organizers may modify course, shorten it, or in exceptional cases suspend race to safeguard safety. In case of complete cancellation due to weather or force majeure including pandemics, two options are possible: moving registration to following year or refunding 50 percent of fee.

Responsibility statement: By registering, each athlete releases organizing committee from any civil and criminal liability for damages to people and things caused by them or resulting from them, and grants permission to use photographs, videos, images within websites and anything related to participation for any legitimate use without remuneration.

How to get there

Location: Piazza del Popolo, Montalcino, Province of Siena, Tuscany. Montalcino lies between two valleys, Val d’Orcia and Val d’Ombrone, about 40 km south of Siena and 120 km south of Florence. The medieval town is accessible via white roads in Brunello region, famous for vineyards and UNESCO protected landscapes.

By car: From Florence or Siena, take highway to Siena then SS2 Cassia to Montalcino. From Rome, take A1 to Chiusi then SP146 through Val d’Orcia. Parking areas are organized around town walls, with shuttle to center during event weekend. Access to valleys is subject to regulations but race weekend has special arrangements.

By train and bus: Nearest train stations are Siena, Buonconvento and Sant Angelo. Bus services connect Siena to Montalcino. Many participants travel to Siena or Florence then rent car. Organization does not provide official transport from stations, but local taxis and hotel shuttles are available.

By air: Closest airports are Florence Peretola, Pisa and Rome Fiumicino. From airports, train to Siena or Chiusi then bus or car. Many international runners combine race with wine tour of Tuscany.

Local movement: Historic center is pedestrian during race, with start and finish in Piazza del Popolo, baggage deposit and showers at Municipal Stadium a short walk downhill. Wineries like Banfi, Camigliano and Col d’Orcia are reachable by car or bike.

Public transport & parking

Public transport: Montalcino is served by bus from Siena, with several daily connections. On race weekend, extra services may be organized. Within town, walking is best as historic center is small and closed to traffic during starts.

Parking: Parking areas are located outside town walls, including areas near Fortress, Municipal Stadium and Sant Agostino complex. During event, volunteers direct to parking. For walkers starting at Sant Angelo Scalo, parking at Proloco di Sant Angelo Scalo is available.

Expo access: Cloister of Museum of Montalcino hosting Expo is central, reachable on foot from all parking areas. Teatro degli Astrusi for walk kit collection is also central.

Sustainable option: Given narrow white roads and environmental commitment where participants can choose trees instead of T-shirt, carpooling is encouraged. Some accommodations offer shuttle to start.

Night trekking logistics: Night trekking of Brunello Crossing starts in evening from Montalcino, with routes through Val d’Orcia with winery tastings. Return transport is organized.

Accommodation areas

Historic center of Montalcino: Best for race experience, walking distance to Piazza del Popolo start and finish, expo at Cloister, Teatro degli Astrusi, restaurants and Enoteca La Fortezza. Boutique hotels, wine relais like Borgo Canalicchio di Sopra Wine Relais, and B&Bs offer Brunello views, some inside medieval walls.

Sant Angelo in Colle and Castelnuovo dell Abate: Small medieval villages on course, offering agriturismi and farm stays among Brunello vineyards, ideal for experiencing course sections like Ventolaio and Il Cocco. Close to Abbey of Sant Antimo.

Torrenieri and Buonconvento: Valley towns at base of Montalcino hill, more affordable, with easy drive to Montalcino, close to Via Francigena, offering agriturismi and country houses.

Val d’Orcia area – Pienza, San Quirico, Bagno Vignoni: UNESCO World Heritage towns within 30 minutes drive, offering luxury hotels, thermal baths and iconic Tuscany landscapes. Perfect for combining race with wine tourism and Benvenuto Brunello tastings.

Siena: Larger city 40 km north, with wide hotel choice, train station and bus to Montalcino. Good for those flying into Florence and wanting city experience.

Booking tip: February is Benvenuto Brunello season, high demand for accommodation in Montalcino. Book early, especially for properties offering race packages with entry, double room and bottle of Brunello. Many offer cancellation protection.

Food & drink at the venue

Race pack contents: Pack contains bottle of wine from estates like Banfi, Camigliano, Barbi, Col d’Orcia, plus technical and local food products. This reflects celebration of territory where wine is protagonist.

Pasta party: Free voucher for pasta party usable Saturday evening after briefing or Sunday after race, with Tuscan pasta, local products and Brunello pairings. For accompanying persons cost is USD 27, free for children under 14. Venue is typically near Cloister or Piazza.

On course refreshments: Five refreshment points plus final all provided with beverages, minerals and various foods, with obligation to be consumed on spot and not to leave garbage. Expect water, tea, fruit, biscuits and local specialties. Personal glass strongly recommended due to green policy.

Local gastronomy: Montalcino offers Enoteca La Fortezza inside Fortress, restaurants with pici pasta, wild boar, pecorino cheese and Brunello pairings. Wineries along course like Canalicchio di Sopra offer tastings during white roads walks. Borgo Canalicchio di Sopra Wine Relais offers museums and guided tours.

Benvenuto Brunello: During same period, Benvenuto Brunello events at Complesso di Sant Agostino host preview of latest vintage, with Consorzio Brunello di Montalcino organizing tastings. Runners can extend stay to experience this exclusive season when weather is ideal.

Accessibility

Course accessibility: Trail running courses with elevation gain from 650 to 1820 meters, woods, vineyards and steep trails from 680 to 120 meters altitude are not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers. Walk Nordic and Walking 17.5 km is non-competitive but still technical, requiring trail shoes.

Venue accessibility: Piazza del Popolo start and finish area is cobblestoned medieval square, partially accessible with assistance. Chiostro del Complesso di Sant Agostino expo area is accessible. Municipal Stadium showers and baggage deposit have accessible facilities. Historic center has steep streets and steps.

Family friendly: Pasta party free for children under 14, Marathon Kids not applicable here but walk is open to families. Spectators can enjoy historic center, fortress and wine bars while waiting for runners.

Dog friendly: Participation with dogs allowed on leash at back of grid, with owner responsible. This makes event accessible for runners who travel with pets.

Support services: Health care stations at various points along route, four intermediate timing points, baggage deposit and showers at Municipal Stadium. Volunteers and organization members provide assistance.

Best matches/events to attend

Banfi Trophy 45 km: The queen race, perfect for experienced trail runners seeking mix of distance and elevation that has challenged most famous runners. Route from Piazza del Popolo through Porta al Cassero to Castello Banfi, Sant Angelo in Colle, Ventolaio, Castelnuovo dell Abate, Abbey of Sant Antimo, Il Cocco and back through Porta Cerbaia. Completion gives 2 ITRA points.

Camigliano Trophy 24 km: Best for runners wanting strong challenge without ultra distance. Shares key sections like Ventolaio descent with breathtaking view of Val d’Orcia and Monte Amiata backdrop, Castelnuovo and Sant Antimo. Sponsored by Camigliano winery, which sposa gara da 24 km.

Enoteca La Fortezza Trophy 14 km: Ideal for newcomers or fast runners. Short but with 650 meters gain, includes woods and vineyards, Il Cocco highest point and final ascent to Montalcino. Perfect for those who want to finish early and enjoy pasta party and wine tastings.

Walk Nordic and Walking 17.5 km: For those who want to discover Montalcino and Val d’Orcia on foot, among gentle hills, Brunello vineyards and woodlands, with showers at Municipal Stadium. Non-competitive, focus on enjoyment and Nordic walking technique.

Night Trekking and Il Giglio: Night trekking of Brunello Crossing is great success, combining wine, sport and territory with evening routes and winery tastings. Il Giglio award for best self-produced video offers creative side, with prize including entry, double room and bottle of Brunello.

Previous year’s highlights

Epic mud edition: The most recent edition was made epic by mud, with rain slowing but not stopping runners, mud becoming true protagonist. Trofeo Banfi 45 km once again belonged to Biondi and Breen, confirming dominance of Tuscan and international athletes. Despite conditions, 1650 participants celebrated in previous edition, showing growth of event.

Success of night trekking: Great success for Night Trekking of Brunello Crossing, with press release highlighting wine, sport and territory mix winning for unique event in heart of Val d’Orcia. Cantina Camigliano sposa 24 km race, enhancing partnership between wineries and sport.

Green commitment: Choose between T-shirt or trees initiative saw many participants opting for trees, enhancing environmental commitment. Every participant could choose, and organization planted trees in Val d’Orcia, linking sport to landscape protection.

Community involvement: Event organized by ASD Montalcino Trail with support of Municipal Administration and Consortium of Brunello di Montalcino saw strong volunteer support, local institutions and sponsors like Banfi, Camigliano, Enoteca La Fortezza, Col d’Orcia. Expo at Cloister of Museum and Teatro degli Astrusi hosted race pack distribution.

Videos and memories: Il Giglio award winner in 2024 was Luciano Canullo of Trail Team Athletics Civitanova, whose video told race from perspective of trail runner. Videos between 2 and 5 minutes are published on YouTube and showcase woods, vineyards, castles and white roads, preserving memory of event.

Official tickets

Official website: Registration is done through Endu platform at https://www.endu.net, linked from official site https://www.montalcinocrossing.it. No public fees may be shown on aggregators, but official platform managed with organizer is only valid source. Website https://worldsmarathons.com/marathon/brunello-crossing also lists event.

What official ticket includes: Race pack with bottle of wine, technical and local food products, voucher for pasta party, timing, medical assistance, refreshments at five points plus final, finisher wine goblet, showers at Municipal Stadium, baggage deposit, awards ceremony. For walk, pack and refreshments included plus voucher for kit at Teatro degli Astrusi.

Transfer and refund policy: In case of non-participation, registration fees not refundable. However athlete unable to participate can transfer to following year upon payment of additional USD 16 secretarial fee and prior written notice by end of January, only once. Or transfer to another person upon same fee and written declaration, with new person providing all personal info as new enrollment, only in following edition and only once, not combinable with other facilitations. In case of complete cancellation due to weather or force majeure, options are moving to following year or refunding 50 percent.

Contact: For more information, contact Brunello Crossing organizing secretariat at info@brunellocrossing.it for attention to Riccardo Brogi for groups. Secretariat can also be reached via official website. Any changes to times, services and locations will be communicated to participants and highlighted on website.

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