OCTOBER 2–11, 2026
Modena Cento Ore & Gran Premio Storico
Two of Italy's finest historic motorsport events, back to back across Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna.
October brings two of Italy's finest historic motorsport events to Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna. The Gran Premio Storico d'Italia debuts at Mugello Circuit October 2-4, a new ACI-backed event bringing together more than 200 cars and 70 historic Formula 1 single-seaters spanning the 1960s through the early 2000s, with a particular focus on Ferrari's dominant Schumacher years. Days later, the Modena Cento Ore rally runs October 6-11 on a new coast-to-coast route from Riccione to Forte dei Marmi, racing through Misano, Imola, and Mugello before a Medici Gala Evening in Florence closes the week. Entry is capped at 100 cars, and this year's provisional grid includes a Ferrari 250 SWB, an Alfa Romeo 8C Monza, a Lancia Stratos, and a BMW M1.
Whether you're based in Florence or Modena for the week, Zeus Prestige delivers Ferrari rental and the wider luxury fleet across the region.
Availability is limited across the region this month, book early to guarantee your choice.
The modern grand tourer for a week spent following historic Ferraris, enough presence to belong in the same conversation without pretending to be one of them.
Folding hardtop for the drive between Florence and Modena, comfortable enough to handle both ends of the week's route without complaint.
Sant'Agata Bolognese sits close enough to Modena that a Lamborghini feels like a genuine local choice for the week, not just a rental.
Roof down through the Tuscan hills between Florence and the coast, sharp enough on the smaller roads to make the drive itself worth the detour.
Mugello and Modena sit close enough together that both events fit comfortably into a single trip. Modena itself is Ferrari's hometown in every sense that matters, Maranello sits just outside the city, and the Cento Ore's route through Misano, Imola, and Mugello traces a genuine tour of Italian motor racing history before finishing in Florence. Renting for the week means the modern car in your hands and the historic cars on the route are telling versions of the same story.
No. Both events are open to spectators, and the rental is entirely separate from race or rally entry.
Roughly an hour and a half by road, an easy drive that puts both cities within reach of a single trip.
A full driving license held for at least three years, a valid passport, and an International Driving Permit if your license was issued outside the EU.
Model Guaranteed: the Ferrari you reserve is the one you drive, no substitutions.
Fully Insured: comprehensive coverage is included in every rental, no counter surprises when you arrive.
Delivered to You: we bring the car to your hotel, the airport, or wherever suits, and collect it the same way.
One-Way Rental: pick up in Florence and drop off in Modena, following the same coast-to-coast spirit as the Cento Ore itself.
Curated Fleet: every car in the collection is current-generation and immaculately maintained, chosen for how it drives rather than how it photographs.
Limited cars, limited spaces. Get in touch to arrange your fleet for classic car season in Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna.