Campo XXV Aprile | Diadora

From the QT8 station on Milan’s M1 line that crosses the northeast of the city, it takes just a few minutes to reach Campo XXV Aprile. The athletics track, with its vibrant shade of blue, is a splash of color amidst the green expanse of Monte Stella and the San Siro racetrack. Opened in 1963, it occupies a strategic location, becoming a key element in the success of the athletes who train there. Campo XXV Aprile is the track where many dreams that once seemed impossible have come true: European Championships, World Championships and the Olympics. Hundreds of athletes across all categories have trained under the watchful eye of Giorgio Rondelli, who has been the beating heart of Campo XXV Aprile since 1964. Campo XXV Aprile is one of those places that acts like a magnet, drawing in diverse people at different moments of their lives. It is a rich tapestry of lighthearted spirits and rigorous discipline, with tightly scheduled routines when needed, the echo of thousands of footsteps each day, and a unique blend of concentration and detachment. Everyone can find their own dimension and do it in their own way. Luisa, Fatima, and Aymen have already experienced the track alongside coach Giorgio Rondelli, representing just three of the many souls who bring Campo XXV Aprile to life. Diadora presents “Campo XXV Aprile”, a short documentary by Achille Mauri.