3 May 2021
The Tournament lasted 6 weeks and saw a total of 374 students from 54 different classes of upper secondary schools in Piedmont compete against each other.
In total, 10,388 trips were recorded and 31,037 sustainable km travelled.
63% of the students preferred to travel on foot.
Liceo Alessandro Volta in Turin, the winner of the Tournament, receives a mural for the school walls made with Airlite paint, an innovative air purification technology, to be created by a selected artist. In addition, both the members of class 5A of Liceo Alessandro Volta and the best players who stood out during the Tournament will be rewarded with products and services related to education, technological innovation and environmental sustainability.

And the winner is… Class 5A of Liceo Alessandro Volta in Turin!

Class 5A of Liceo Alessandro Volta and class 5N of IIS Paolo Boselli reach the final stage of the Piedmont Schools Tournament.

Congratulations to the 4 teams that have qualified for the semi-finals and will compete against each other in this last week of May.

With the round of 16 behind us, 8 teams are still in the running. Let’s find out who the protagonists of the quarter-finals, which will be played this week, are.

The division stage of the tournament has just ended. 16 teams go through to the round of 16.
Next week we will find out the 8 teams, with the most sustainable mobility habits, that will qualify for the quarter-finals.

On Wednesday 28 April the division stage of the Piedmont Schools Tournament began. The Teams are split into eight divisions that run in parallel and compete in an open points leaderboard.
The first week of the tournament ended yesterday, Sunday 2 May, with the teams shown in the graphic in the lead.
The current week will be decisive in determining the qualifications for the final stage.

MUV has recently opened an open call dedicated to upper secondary schools. Register your School to play with MUV for free starting from September 2021.
Employees of INAIL, LIST, ISPRA, Fondazione Unipolis, Fondazione CRT and many others have already turned their colleagues into sustainable mobility athletes and actively helped reduce emissions.
Whether it is a sustainability project for employees or a sponsorship for our champions, companies and organisations are also playing the game of change.