Scarperia e San Piero, Tuscany, Italy

Description

After half a century's worth of events on public roads were brought to an abrupt halt in 1970, Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello was constructed in 1973 and opened a year later to bring premier racing events back to the area. It quickly became host to major sports car events, lower-level open-wheel series, and grand prix motorcycle racing, for which it has hosted the Italian motorcycle Grand Prix for the past 30 years. In the COVID-19 impacted 2020 World Driver's Championship, it hosted the series for the first time with the Tuscan Grand Prix.

Mugello features two layouts: its 3.259-mile, 15-turn Grand Prix layout, and a 1.4-mile Short configuration. Both start with its lengthy front straightaway and go into the 180-degree San Donato right-hander before heading into Luco and Poggio Secco. The track has been owned by Scuderia Ferrari since 1988, which uses it for both testing and the Ferrari Challenge Finali Mondiali; the Tuscan Grand Prix in 2020 marked its 1000th Grand Prix event.

Grand Prix

Layout	Length	Pit-Road	Grid	Misc	Sim Dates
	5.25 km	Limit: 59.6 km/h	Max Cars: 60	Has short parade lap: ✅	Opens: 2023-03-01
mugello gp	Corners: 15	Pit-Stalls: 20	Grid-Stalls: 60	Has night lightning: ❌	Closes: 2023-10-31

Short

Layout	Length	Pit-Road	Grid	Misc	Sim Dates
	2.28 km	Limit: 59.6 km/h	Max Cars: 60	Has short parade lap: ❌	Opens: 2023-03-01
mugello short	Corners: 7	Pit-Stalls: 20	Grid-Stalls: 60	Has night lightning: ❌	Closes: 2023-10-31