Cinque Mulini
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About the race
The Cinque Mulini is a historic international cross‑country race held annually in San Vittore Olona, near Legnano. The event is organised by Unione Sportiva San Vittore Olona 1906, a club that was founded in 1906 and is known for the race first held in 1933. The race takes its name from the course, which crosses the historic mills along the river Olona.
The event includes multiple competition categories for youth, masters and senior athletes and publishes an official regulation and course map. The organiser also runs six sports sections: Athletics, Basketball and MiniBasket, Cyclists, Artistic Gymnastics, Nordic Walking and Tennis. The race site is located near the town centre and is reachable by car and public transport.
Recent editions include sustainability and social projects, for example the Athletics Mindset Lab 2026 within the Athletics for a Better World programme and activities linked to cardioprotection. Results, photo galleries and the official brochure are published for each edition.
Distances and typical race lengths include: Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
- 400 m for the youngest categories
- 800 m for some youth categories
- 1 000 m for girls and boys races
- 2 000 m for cadet categories
- 3 000 m for short senior races
- 4 200 m for several youth and master races
- 6 200 m for some senior and international women races
- 10 200 m for the senior international men race
