Lupatotissima 24 Hour

Lupatotissima is a long-running Italian timed ultra and hosts the national 24-hour championships. The 24-hour competition is scored separately from the 12-hour and 6-hour races on the same weekend, so this row follows only the full-day event and its accumulated-distance result.

Runners circle a certified 1,525.48-meter road loop at the Adolfo Consolini athletics center for 24 hours. The short, flat circuit keeps aid and personal support close, while the repeated turns, surface load, and overnight hours make rhythm and foot care decisive. Final totals vary by runner.

Late-summer Verona can stay warm into the afternoon before cooling overnight. Heat management matters early, then clothing, fueling, and concentration become the larger variables as temperatures fall through the dark hours.