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Sabato 1° marzo ben 121 Commissari di Percorso si sono presentati all’Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello per partecipare a una giornata di formazione e aggiornamento aperta a coloro che hanno appena acquisito la licenza e a coloro che da tempo operano sul circuito toscano. Una giornata, organizzata dall’Automobile Club Firenze e che rientra nell’attività di formazione di Specialist Motorsport Academy, la scuola di formazione dell’ACI diretta da Raffaele Giammaria per conto di ACI Sport. 

Il mattino è stato dedicato alla teoria con l’intervento del Responsabile Medico del Circuito, Remo Barbagli che ha ricordato gli elementi di primo soccorso. Successivamente è toccato al Direttore di Gara, Antonio Canu, in questo caso anche formatore Academy - che si è concentrato sulle nozioni riguardanti la sicurezza legate alla pista e a Cristiana Riva per la parte rally. Sono stati anche mostrati alcuni video riguardanti gli incidenti che possono occorrere.

Nel pomeriggio si è scesi in pista dove si sono tenute le prove anti-incendio e poi le simulazioni di recupero delle vetture incidentate.

Saturday, March 1, will be a day dedicated to the training of new Course Marshals at the Mugello Circuit in Scarperia (Florence) and to refresher training for Chiefs of the Course (CPC) and Course Marshals already operating at the Tuscan circuit.
The teaching will be by Antonio Canu, International Race Director of the Mugello Circuit and here also serving as a trainer for Specialist Motorsport Academy, the ACI training school collaborating with this initiative.
The day will kick off around 8:30 a.m. with a talk by the Circuit's Medical Director, Remo Barbagli. Afterwards, Race Director, Antonio Canu, will give a speech focused on safety.
This will be followed by practical exercises on fire procedures and on-track recoveries.

The 2025 sports season is at the door and again for this year Mugello confirms mind-boggling numbers: 15 races between cars and motorcycles for a total of 250 days of activity between days dedicated to Formula 1 tests, tests for the minor formulas (F4, Freca), but also Hypercar and LMP2, as well as GP cars and days dedicated to free practice of motorcycles and cars. Major international events are confirmed, starting with the MotoGP Italian Grand Prix, which this year will be held June 20-22, an even more spectator-friendly date. It will be great to celebrate together with all MotoGP fans the arrival of summer on the longest days of the year for an unforgettable weekend.

Also among the must-see events are Le Finali Mondiali Ferrari, which return to the Tuscan track from October 24 to 26, a spectacle on and off the track for all Prancing Horse fans.

Speaking of four wheels, as per tradition, the first appointment of the sports calendar will once again be with the world of Endurance. The Creventic 12 Hours, a championship dedicated to GT and touring cars, will be held March 21-23.
This will be followed by FX Racing, a new reference in Italian motorsport, with events designed for fans, categories dedicated to single-seaters, touring cars and GTs, and the spectacle of Maxx formula F1s on the track.

Among the events in the car world, the Italian Auto Championships (July 11-13 and September 12-14) and the Mugello Racing Weekend (May 9-11 and September 5-7) should be noted.

As for national motorcycling, dates to mark in your diary are the stages of the CIV Italian Speed Championship (May 30-June 1 and October 3-5) and Coppa Italia (April 11-13).

For lovers of tradition, of note are the Rievocazione Stradale del Mugello on Sunday, May 4, and the Modena 100 Hours on Wednesday, October 8.

Paolo Poli, Director and AD of the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello: “The announcement of the calendar is always a special moment also because it marks the end of the period dedicated to maintenance works and improvements of the track to devote to sporting activities. This year, elevation upgrades were made to the San Donato runway, replaced more than 2,000 tires and added an additional 400 meters of vertical tire protection systems (type C). The Mugello track, which has been constantly improved in terms of safety, is as technical, safe, fast and demanding as those of yesteryear, but equipped with all the requirements dictated by the highest international homologations, FIA Grade 1 and FIM Grade A. We are proud to be the only circuit in Italy to have the homologations and related licenses to host MotoGP and Formula 1 races. Not only that, in 50 years of history the original layout of the Tuscan track has never been changed and today MotoGP riders such as Bagnaia, Marquez, Martin, Bastiani, Bezzecchi, Quartararo or Vinales can directly confront each other on the 15 corners and 5245 meters that in 1976 saw Barry Sheene triumph in the queen class, the 500cc.

As for the 2025 calendar, we will start with the 12Ore Creventic, a must-see event for Endurance lovers. Many appointments in 2 and 4 wheels with two highlights: The Motogp Italian Grand Prix, this year with an even more favorable date: June 20-22 and the Ferrari World Finals from October 24-26.”

Logistics optimization and CO2 savings. Thanks to the collaboration between BusForFun and Mugello Circuit, it will be possible to reach the circuit by bus from various Italian cities

Reaching the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello Circuit by bus without having to worry about parking and also helping the environment. All this is possible again this year thanks to the collaboration with BusForFun. The bus services connecting various Italian cities to the Tuscan racetrack is also renewed for the 2025 Motomondiale stage scheduled for next June 20-22. In fact, last year's numbers confirm the Ferrari facility's dual and objective of improving logistical efficiency and reducing the environmental impact generated by event participants.

As a first service, BusForFun provided transportation for participants from different cities in Italy, making optimized routes and ensuring a comfortable and safe service. By analyzing data on the use of bus services, with departure cities such as Bologna, Foggia, Lecce, Salerno, Turin and Trieste, BusForFun determined the number of cars that were not used thanks to the use of the shared vehicles, allowing 116,304 kilometers to be saved, equivalent to a reduction in CO2 emissions of 17,676.14 kilograms.

Added to this was an enhanced shuttle service from the outdoor parking lots to the areas inside the racetrack, which reduced traffic and ensured smoother management of the entry and exit flow. The use of 7 shuttles on a continuous cycle, with a total of 612 rides, and a transport of 6,999 passengers, reduced CO2 emissions by an additional 1,156.14 kilograms.

The methodology for calculating carbon dioxide emissions, which was used to prepare the sustainability report delivered after the event was over, was validated by Bureau Veritas S.p.A., ensuring maximum reliability of the data.

The Mugello Circuit will host an important event on January 18th, dedicated to cyclist safety. The conference will provide an opportunity to celebrate, together with the association Io Rispetto il Ciclista, a significant milestone reached ten years after the launch of the campaign: the introduction of a regulation in the Italian Highway Code mandating a minimum distance of 1.5 meters when overtaking cyclists, approved in December 2024.

This new regulation marks a turning point for cyclists on Italian roads, promoting greater respect and awareness towards sustainable mobility. The law not only protects those cycling today but also paves the way for safer roads for future generations.

During the conference, the journey leading to the approval of the law will be retraced, with a particular focus on the salvaciclisti sign campaign, an initiative that engaged numerous Italian municipalities and raised awareness among citizens and local administrators. The event will also serve as an opportunity to look to the future: the association will present its new project aimed at promoting the adoption of bike lanes across Italy. This urban and social tool is seen as the ideal complement to the 1.5-meter rule, representing another step towards safer and more welcoming cities for cyclists.

The project’s strategy will focus on three main areas: engaging with central institutions to improve the regulatory framework, collaborating with local administrations to encourage the adoption of bike lanes in municipalities across Italy, and launching a communication campaign to raise public awareness about the importance of road safety.

The event will also feature the presentation of a comic book dedicated to the association Io Rispetto il Ciclista, which narrates the journey and values that inspired this initiative.

This milestone is the result of collective effort, supported by donors, volunteers, testimonials, and the association ACCPI, with the shared goal of creating a future where respect for cyclists is guaranteed on all Italian roads. The event at the Mugello Circuit will be a moment of reflection and renewal because, as the association emphasizes, this is not a point of arrival but a starting point for even more determined action, honoring the memory of Tommaso Cavorso and all road traffic victims.

With the final round in Abhu Dhabi, Mercedes and Toto Wolff have begun the long farewell ceremony for Lewis Hamilton, who after 12 seasons, 246 races, 84 victories, and six World Drivers’ Championships. "People doubted me at first, but the records and the championships we've won speak for themselves," Lewis confessed. It’s nice to see how, in the thank-you video, the start of the 2020 Formula 1 Ferrari 1000 Grand Prix, which took place at Mugello, is also featured and well remebered. The Mugello Circuit is proud to have been part of this extraordinary story. And the adventure continues for the seven-time world champion. In 2025, the Scuderia Ferrari awaits him.

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Approaching the holiday season, all employees of the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello - led by Director Poli - went this morning as they do every year to the Borgo San Lorenzo Hospital Transfusion Center to make a collective blood donation.
For years, the Autodromo and the Hospital have been actively collaborating to raise awareness of blood donation, an initiative that represents an important civic duty and can be a positive example for other local businesses as well. “I can only express my gratitude to the Mugello Circuit for this day, which saw all the employees of the Autodromo engaged in an extremely important social activity,” said Dr. Franco Vocioni, Head of the Immunohematology and Transfusion Medicine Facility for the Florence-Empoli area, to which the Borgo San Lorenzo Hospital Transfusion Center also belongs. “. Autodrome employees are true volunteers, supporting us several times a year. An initiative like this reinforces the message I would like to spread to all businesses: blood donation has multiple benefits, including civic importance and prevention. Donating blood is a form of preventive medicine, as the donor undergoes a medical examination, basic tests and more thorough checkups at least once a year. Our system pays special attention to the health of the donor, with positive effects for the receiving patient as well. I also want to emphasize that initiatives like this do not only respond to emergency situations, but fit into a fabric of extremely important daily activities. In fact, without blood donation, 70% of healthcare activity would be compromised. I would also like to extend my thanks to the racetrack staff on behalf of the patients who will benefit from the blood thus collected today.”

PROMO MUGELLO: lawn ticket Sunday from € 72, grandstand Sunday € 155

Mugello Circuit, - The date with MotoGP at Mugello is June 20-22, 2025 for a weekend of pure fun. Five classes with MotoGP - Moto2 - Moto3 - MotoE and Red Bull Rookies Cup and double date with qualifying and Sprint Race on Saturday and all races on Sunday. Plenty of meetings with riders on the Fan Zone stage, the Hero walk on Saturday and Sunday or the Rider Fan Parade are scheduled.

Among the sporting novelties that make the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello an appointment not to be missed is the challenge of the Italian manufacturers Ducati and Aprilia. All eyes are on the new Ducati Factory dream team that sees Pecco Bagnaia joined by Marc Marquez. How will the new balance in the box be, and who between the two champions will prevail on the Tuscan track of Mugello? There is also a lot of anticipation for Jorge Martin's debut in Aprilia colors. And again a KTM called to redemption as well as the Japanese Honda and Yamaha.

Also of note is the new date of the Italian GP, with the choice of the weekend of June 20-22, Mugello will celebrate together with all MotoGP fans the arrival of summer in the longest days of the year for an unforgettable weekend. Between racing on the track, music and concerts at night.

After the great success of last year's edition, a greater influx of spectators is expected. The presence of nearby Florence and the beauty of our land, Mugello, like the whole of Tuscany, represent a great added value for spectators who will be able to combine sports, art, music and a cuisine that the whole world envies us.

PRESALE - Today, Monday, Nov. 25, ticket presale begins on ticketone.it and mugellocircuit.com where you can check out all the promotions.

LARGE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: Free lawn admission up to 15 years of age. A 20 percent reduction on all lawn and grandstand ticket types will be reserved for 16-18 year olds.

PRATO TICKETS: Take advantage of the promotion to experience the Italian GP at Mugello as a protagonist: lawn tickets at €22 for Friday, €40 on Saturday to watch qualifying and the Sprint, €72 on Sunday

AT MUGELLO YOU DON'T SLEEP Mugello rewards fans who spend the entire weekend with access as early as Thursday evening with a very competitive price: 125 € for four nights and three days of racing. 105 € the 2-day pass valid for Saturday and Sunday with the possibility of entering Friday night. Camper voucher for €70.

Free camping
Free admission for motorcycles
Music and concerts with free international DJ sets
Free autograph sessions and entertainment on stage

A PLACE IN THE FIRST ROW: For lovers of comfort, Friday grandstand tickets on promotion from € 37 (Grandstand 58 on the legendary curve Arrabbiata 1, Tribuna Materassi and Poggio Secco, the Central Grandstand on the straight and grid)

 IMF MEMBERS, Military and Law Enforcement.

Continue the opportunity to access with reduced ticket for lawn and grandstands