Sports car on the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli on the Adriatic coast Sports car on the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli on the Adriatic coast

Trackday Location

Misano World Circuit

Misano Adriatico, Italy · 4.226 km · 16 corners

The circuit

MotoGP asphalt on the Adriatic.

The Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli is one of the most atmospheric racetracks in Europe. 4.226 kilometres, 16 corners, tucked between Rimini and the Adriatic coast. MotoGP and the Superbike World Championship write history here year after year — and in October you drive on exactly that asphalt.

The layout is technical and rewards precision over raw power: tight, angular corner combinations through the middle sector, rapid changes of direction — and the legendary Curvone, the fastest corner on the entire MotoGP calendar. Generous run-off areas make Misano the ideal circuit for going to the limit safely.

Circuit profile

Misano World Circuit

Circuit layout of the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli – 4.226 km with 16 corners
4.226 km
Track length
16
Corners
105 dB
Noise limit
10 / 6
Right / Left
Grade 2
FIA grade
1972
Opened

What to expect

A premium trackday, clearly structured.

We split the trackday into two groups: sports cars and race cars. That way each class gets the right rhythm, the right company on track and maximum track time without needless friction.

Limited field size
Considerably smaller than the industry-standard 40+ per group. More track time, less traffic.
MotoGP circuit
You drive on the asphalt where MotoGP and the Superbike World Championship write history. Curvone included.
1:1 instructor coaching
Bookable on site if you want it. Whether it is your first trackday or race-licence preparation.
Photo and video content
Professional images of your sessions are included. Moving footage on request.
Full safety package
Marshals, medical cover and recovery vehicles on site. Safety is not where we save.
Adriatic location
A trackday with a sea view: Misano sits right on the Riviera Romagnola. Asphalt by day, Adriatic by evening.
Participants standing together in a circle on track at sunset, drinks in hand

Parc Fermé

To finish: barbecue in the paddock.

When the last session is done, we line the cars up side by side in the paddock and let the day wind down together — over a barbecue and cold drinks in the Adriatic evening air.

Not a networking event with standing-table choreography — but the circle where the best stories get told: about the corner that finally came together today, and the one braking zone that still needs work.

Included for drivers. Companions are welcome — for a voluntary contribution to our charity collection.

“First the Curvone. Then the grill in the paddock.”

The groups

Sports car or race car?

Choose the group that fits your setup. Both groups run their own programme across one shared event weekend.

Sports car group

Road-legal cars only · No slicks · Alternating sessions across two days

Race car group

Slicks and race setups permitted · Longer sessions across two days · Timing available

Getting to the Misano World Circuit and the Adriatic region

Getting there & on site

On Italy's Adriatic coast.

The Misano World Circuit sits in Misano Adriatico, right on the Riviera Romagnola between Rimini and Cattolica. A trackday destination that combines perfectly with a few days of Italian holiday — beach, food and dolce vita included.

  • Rimini airport: approx. 15 km (~20 min)
  • Bologna airport: approx. 120 km (~1:20 h)
  • Ancona airport: approx. 95 km (~1:05 h)
  • Munich (by car): approx. 700 km (~7 h)

You will receive accommodation recommendations and regional tips from us personally after booking.

Frequently asked

Everything about Misano

Which tyres are allowed?

Slicks are not permitted in the sports car group – road-legal tyres only, semi-slicks included. In the race car group, slicks and full race setups are entirely allowed.

Is there a noise limit?

As an internationally used circuit, Misano has a noise limit. With road-legal production cars this is rarely an issue. If you run an aftermarket sports exhaust, get in touch before you travel and we will clear it in advance.

Is the long trip to Italy worth it?

Absolutely. Misano is a MotoGP circuit on the Adriatic — you combine a premium trackday with a few days in Italy. Many of our guests turn it into an extended road trip with beach, food and track. The October date brings mild late-summer weather for exactly that.

What happens in bad weather?

Trackdays run in any weather – that is part of the experience. Only in extreme conditions that make a safe event impossible do we postpone. In that case we let you know early and offer rebooking or a refund.

Can I add 1:1 coaching?

Yes. Our race instructors are on site for individual coaching. Bookable on the event day itself or in advance on request – on a circuit new to you like Misano, a good idea.

Where should I stay?

The Riviera Romagnola around Rimini offers countless hotels in every category, many just minutes from the circuit. After booking you will receive current recommendations from us personally.

Do I get photos of my trackday?

Yes. Professional photos of your sessions are included in the booking price. Additional moving footage can be added for a surcharge – just talk to us on site.

2027 season

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The 2027 dates at Misano are not yet fixed. Sign up and you will be the first to know.