Cinque Mulini
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About the race
The Cinque Mulini is an annual international cross country race held in San Vittore Olona, near Legnano, and organised by Unione Sportiva San Vittore Olona 1906. The event was established in 1933 and takes its name from a route that crosses the historic mills along the river Olona. The race is presented as both a sporting event and a local tradition, staged on a course that combines built heritage and natural sections.
The organising association manages several sport sections including athletics, basketball and minibasket, cycling amateurs, artistic gymnastics, Nordic walking and tennis. The event programme includes multiple age and competitive categories from young beginners to senior international races. The Cinque Mulini also features related initiatives such as the Cinque Mulini Studentesca and the Cinque Mulini Summer Night. Sustainability measures and event-level recognition are part of recent communications, which mention a confirmed GOLD level and a Bronze Event Level for ESG impact.
Typical race distances and categories include:
- Master categories, for example 4,200 m and 6,200 m
- Youth races such as 1,000 m and 2,000 m
- Esordienti categories with 400 m and 800 m
- Junior and under‑21 categories with 4,200 m
- Senior international races including 6,200 m and 10,200 m
- Short course senior races of 3,000 m
Venue information and official documents such as course maps and regulations are published by the organiser. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
