Sat
24
Oct
Gasss
DriveMotorbike2 days · until 25 Oct
Scarperia e San Piero, Italy
Mugello Circuit
Mugello Circuit has 6 days to drive and 2 races and events planned between October 2026 and September 2027.
Fast, flowing circuit in the Tuscan hills north of Florence, home of the Italian motorcycle Grand Prix.
Length
5.245 km
15 turns
Upcoming dates
8
6 to drive · 2 to watch
Price range
Not published
Noise limit
Not published
Organisers
5
Noise rules
Noise limits depend on the event; check with the organiser of your date.
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Days to drive.
Mon
2
Nov
Kateyama
DriveTrackday2 days · until 3 Nov
Sat
14
Nov
Promo Racing car trackday
DriveTrackday
Sat
21
Nov
Promo Racing car trackday
DriveTrackday2 days · until 22 Nov
Sat
28
Nov
RSE
DriveTrackday
Tue
28
Sept
Rossocorsa
DriveMotorbike
Races & events.
Fri
30
Oct
ACI Racing Weekend - C.I. Automobilismo
WatchRace3 days · until 1 Nov
Fri
6
Nov
Lamera Cup
WatchRace3 days · until 8 Nov
About the circuit
The track
The Mugello Circuit lies in the Tuscan hills about 30 km north of Florence. It opened in 1974 and has been owned by Ferrari since 1988. The 5.245 km lap climbs and falls through the valley, and the main straight is over a kilometre long: MotoGP bikes reach more than 350 km/h here. It is the home of the Italian motorcycle Grand Prix, and in 2020 it hosted its first Formula 1 race.
Signature corners
After the straight you brake hard into San Donato, then climb through Luco and Poggio Secco. The fast Casanova-Savelli and the two Arrabbiata right-handers are among the most famous corners in motorcycle racing, and Bucine, the long final corner, sets up your speed onto the straight.
Who it suits
Mugello rewards a committed, flowing style and gives a real sense of speed. Trackdays here are run by Italian organisers for cars and motorbikes, often over several days; Trackstr lists the circuit's own calendar and the organisers' dates.
Getting there
Take the A1 motorway to the Barberino di Mugello exit; the circuit is near Scarperia. Florence airport is about 45 minutes away by car, Bologna roughly an hour.
Add to your calendar
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Show the dates at Mugello Circuit on your own website
Full calendar incl. private days · Mugello Circuit trackdays 2026 · Mugello Circuit trackdays 2027 · Official website: www.mugellocircuit.com
Frequently asked questions
When are the next trackdays at Mugello Circuit?
The next dates to drive at Mugello Circuit: 24 Oct – Gasss; 2 Nov – Kateyama; 14 Nov – Promo Racing. In total there are 6 upcoming days to drive on Trackstr.
How much does a trackday at Mugello Circuit cost?
No full-day prices for upcoming dates at Mugello Circuit are published on Trackstr yet. Each organiser sets its own price: follow the link on a date to see it.
What is the noise limit at Mugello Circuit?
Noise limits depend on the event; check with the organiser of your date.
Is Mugello Circuit suitable for beginners?
Mugello suits confident drivers and riders who enjoy high speed and elevation; its flowing layout rewards commitment, so build up your pace step by step. Whether a trackday suits beginners depends on the organiser: some run novice groups or offer instructors, so check their page before booking.
How do I book a trackday at Mugello Circuit?
Trackdays at Mugello Circuit are run by clubs and companies that rent the circuit. Pick a date on Trackstr and click through to the organiser to book directly; Trackstr does not sell places itself.
Which organisers run trackdays at Mugello Circuit?
Organisers with upcoming dates at Mugello Circuit: Gasss, Kateyama, Promo Racing, Rossocorsa, RSE.
Can I watch races at Mugello Circuit?
Yes. Upcoming races and events open to spectators: 30 Oct – ACI Racing Weekend - C.I. Automobilismo; 6 Nov – Lamera Cup.
How long is Mugello Circuit?
Mugello Circuit in Italy is 5.245 km long and has 15 turns.