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RECAP MUGELLO CIRCUIT · 4–5 APRIL 2026

  • Pascal Rene Pregizer

Mugello Circuit, Tuscany · 4–5 April 2026 · Group Track & Group Street

How it all began

We admit it: Mugello as our very first stop wasn't exactly a modest choice. But someone has to set the bar high — and we never had any interest in mediocrity. The Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello is one of the most beautiful and demanding circuits in Europe. Fast S-bends, a long straight, and asphalt that makes you feel the Italians invented not just tiramisu but grip as well. Exactly the right ground for the launch of TWENTYSEVEN.

White Ferrari 488 with dark stripes seen from the side, cornering at the Mugello Circuit, with the Tuscan hills in the background
The last corner before the straight — looking out over the Tuscan hills

First lap, first session, first thought: we have to come back here.

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Two groups, one energy

What pleased us most this weekend: the mix. We had two groups on track — Group Track for GT race cars, Group Street for road-legal sports cars. Two completely different worlds, and yet there was no sense of separation whatsoever in the pitlane. Everywhere people were talking shop, laughing and comparing laps. That relaxed, easy-going atmosphere is exactly what we wanted to create with TWENTYSEVEN — and it's exactly what we got.

Colourfully liveried Ferrari GT3 and white BMW M4 GT4 side by side, seen from the front, on the start-finish straight of the Mugello Circuit
Group Track: two worlds, one line

Group Track

GT race cars that aren't road-legal. Maximum performance, total concentration.

  • Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo
  • Audi R8 GT2
  • Toyota GR Supra GT4
  • Ferrari 296 Challenge
  • Porsche 992 GT3 Cup
  • & more

Group Street

Road-legal sports cars — from enthusiasts to hardcore trackday drivers.

  • Porsche 992 GT3 RS
  • Ferrari F8 Tributo
  • Porsche 718 GT4 RS
  • Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
  • & more
White BMW M4 GT4 race car seen from the side in front of the main grandstand at the Mugello Circuit
Group Track: the License 2 Race BMW M4 GT4 in front of the main grandstand

Tuscany in April

Glorious sunshine, the Tuscan hills in the background, fresh asphalt under the tyres. If you spent Easter somewhere else — we won't say a word. After the last session, nobody was in a hurry to head back to the hotel. Petrolhead talk paired with an ice-cold Peroni. La dolce vita par excellence! The standard of the cars was impressive, and the atmosphere in the evening was even more relaxed.

Yellow Porsche 992 GT3 Cup seen from the front, braking into a corner at the Mugello Circuit
This is what Easter looks like when you do it right

The faces behind the helmets

In the end, it's not just about cars and lap times. It's about the people who put on their helmets, tighten their harnesses and climb out of the car with a grin. It's exactly these moments that make a trackday more than just a day on track.

Driver with a TWENTYSEVEN Trackdays sticker on his helmet tightening the chin strap in the cockpit

What TWENTYSEVEN is all about

At TWENTYSEVEN, it's not about who has the fastest car or sets the fastest times. It's about having a great time among people who share the same fascination as we do. We combine a holiday in Tuscany with Mugello — Mugello was the first proof that this concept works.

Whether you come as an experienced trackday driver or are standing on a racetrack for the first time — with us you'll find the right environment. Professional coaching, structured groups and a community where people already know each other after the first event.

Driver in a helmet giving a team member a high five next to the yellow Audi R8 with race number 27, with the Tuscan hills in the background
Helmets off. Engines off. Until the next lap.

Until the next lap

P.S. — At Easter 2027 we'll be back at Mugello. That's not a rumour. It's a promise. The circuit is already pencilled in.

TWENTYSEVEN Trackdays — driven by passion.

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