Chianti Wine Run is designed for anyone who wants to savor a splendid day amidst the Chianti vineyards. A 10 km trail through the hills around Radda in Chianti on quick ground, starting downhill and running through a sequence of ascents and descents back to Radda.
A short, fast course on the hills immediately around Radda in Chianti, with one checkpoint at Colle Bereto. The race's own profile puts the high point at 542 metres and the low point at 383 metres.
Chianti Ultra Trail by UTMB is run every March in the Tuscan hills, out of the medieval village of Radda in Chianti. The courses cross vineyards, castles and the white gravel roads of the Chianti Senese, and they save the hardest climbing, Monte Luco and Monte San Michele, for the second half. Three races leave the same start line on Piazza Francesco Ferrucci in Radda: the 123 km Ultra Trail Chianti Castles, which passes 25 castles of the Ancient League of Chianti and carries two Golden Tickets to the Western States Endurance Run in each of the men's and women's races, the 73 km Chianti Ultra Trail, and the 10 km Chianti Wine Run.
The first Chianti Ultra Trail was run over 73 kilometres on 24 March 2018, and 197 runners finished it. A longer race, the Ultra Trail Chianti Castles, was added in 2022. The event joined the UTMB World Series after five editions, and the organisers say it has sold out every year since the first.
| Mile | Station | Cutoff | Crew access | Bag | Pacer | Med | To next |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 |
Radda in Chianti
1,745 ft
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| 4.11 |
Colle Bereto
1,736 ft
|
? | · | · | ? | · | 3.11 |
| 7.22 |
Radda in Chianti
1,745 ft
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10:30am | ? | ? | ? | ● | ? |
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