CorriLucrezia

A classic of Marche running

CorriLucrezia is one of the longest-running and most beloved running races in the province of Pesaro and Urbino. It takes place every year on April 25th through the streets of Lucrezia, a populous hamlet of the Municipality of Cartoceto, in the heart of the Metauro Valley. What began as a village race has transformed over the years into a national event, included in the Fidal calendar and valid for the Marche Grand Prix, capable of attracting hundreds of athletes from all over Central Italy.

Races and courses

The heart of the day is the 10-kilometer competitive race, run on a flat and fast course that winds through the town of Lucrezia and the surrounding countryside, particularly appreciated by those seeking fast times. Alongside the competitive race, CorriLucrezia offers a 5-kilometer fun run, open to everyone, and youth races for under-17s over distances of 200, 500, 1,000, and 2,000 meters.

Sport and inclusion

One of the distinctive features of the event is its strong commitment to inclusion: every edition welcomes wheelchair athletes from the Road Runners and offers the Homobonus course, a loop of about one kilometer designed for people with different abilities and for the many local associations. The race is also an opportunity for solidarity, with trophies linked to Avis and BCC Fano awarding donors, members, and the largest groups.

A community celebration

CorriLucrezia is much more than a competition: it is a true village celebration, organized with passion by the Gruppo Podistico Lucrezia in collaboration with the Municipality of Cartoceto. The start, coinciding with the Liberation Day, transforms the hamlet into a crossroads of sport, music, and conviviality, where the streets fill with runners, families, and onlookers. For those visiting the Marche region at this time, it is the perfect opportunity to discover an authentic corner of the Pesaro hinterland, just a few kilometers from Fano and the Adriatic coast.