Trackday location
Mugello
Scarperia, Tuscany · 5.245 km · 15 corners
The circuit
Tuscan hills, a 1.1-kilometre straight.
The Mugello Circuit lies in the Tuscan hills near Scarperia, around 30 kilometres north of Florence. The circuit is owned by Ferrari, is home to the Italian round of MotoGP and hosted a Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2020.
5.245 kilometres, 15 corners and a start-finish straight of more than a kilometre: Mugello is fast, flowing and full of elevation changes. The Casanova–Savelli sequence and the two Arrabbiata corners are among the finest sections in Europe. Here it is not power alone that counts, but how cleanly you link the fast direction changes.
Circuit profile
Mugello
Fast direction changes, elevation and one of the longest straights in Europe. Once you have driven Mugello, you want to come back.
5.245 km
Track length
15
Corners
105 dB
Noise limit
1974
Opened
1.1 km
Start-finish straight
Ferrari
Owner of the circuit
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 – for two full days.
- Two full days
- Enough time to learn the circuit, work on your setup and get properly quick on day two.
- Limited field size
- A maximum of 32 cars in the sports car group and 28 in the race car group. More track time, less traffic.
- 1:1 instructor coaching
- Bookable on site on request – especially on a new circuit, the quickest route to a clean line.
- Photo content included
- Professional shots of your sessions are included in the price. Video on request.
- Garages available
- For one or both days – room for car, tools and team.
- Tuscany
- Asphalt by day, Florence and Tuscan cuisine by night.
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 there & on site
In the hills north of Florence.
Mugello lies near Scarperia e San Piero in the Mugello valley, a good 30 kilometres north of Florence. From the A1 motorway you reach the circuit in around 20 minutes.
- Florence Airport: around 40 km, about 45 minutes
- Bologna Airport: around 90 km, about 1 hour 15 minutes
- Munich: around 650 km, about 7 hours
We send you hotel recommendations in the Mugello valley and in Florence personally after booking.
Frequently asked questions
All about Mugello
Is Mugello suitable for beginners?
Yes, with a little respect. The circuit is fast and has elevation changes, but also generous run-off areas. Two days give you time to build up gradually – a 1:1 coaching session speeds that up considerably.
Do I need a racing licence?
Not for the sports car group – a valid driving licence is enough. For the race car group a valid licence is required. If you do not have one yet, talk to us: our licence courses get you there quickly.
Which tyres are allowed?
In the sports car group only road-legal tyres are allowed, semi-slicks included. In the race car group slicks and race setups are permitted.
Which noise limit applies at Mugello?
At our most recent trackdays at Mugello the limit was 105 dB. With production cars this is not an issue. If you have an aftermarket exhaust, talk to us before booking.
Can I book a garage?
Yes, for one or both days. You can book the garage together with your place or add it later.
Is it worth the long journey?
Yes. Mugello is one of the most beautiful circuits in the world, and two trackday days combine well with a few days in Tuscany.
Where should I stay?
In the Mugello valley around Scarperia and Borgo San Lorenzo there are agriturismi and hotels a few minutes from the circuit. If you want to spend the evening in town, stay in Florence. After booking we send you our recommendations.
What happens in bad weather?
Trackdays take place in all weather – that is part of it. Only if conditions make a safe event impossible will we interrupt or postpone. In that case we inform you directly.
Do I get photos of my trackday?
Yes. Professional photos of your sessions are included in the price. Video can be added on request.
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