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The Enzo and Dino Ferrari International Circuit is universally recognized as a highly technical track, difficult to interpret, with complex curves and braking zones: navigating it at a high pace requires a professional-level profile.

The circuit and its associated structures have been the subject of a redevelopment and modernization plan that began in November 2006 and concluded in September 2007, overseen by the renowned German architect Hermann Tilke, who specializes in the design of racing circuits.

Its total length is 4,933 meters, in which both cars and drivers are put to a rigorous test.

The Misano World Circuit racetrack is located just a few kilometers from Rimini and Riccione. Designed in 1969, it began its operations in 1972 and underwent ignificant restyling in 1993 and 2006, when the track was extended to a length of 4,180 meters with a change in the direction of travel.

The track features a considerable variety of curves and chicanes, connected by straight sections that allow for respectably high speeds.

The track stretches for 5,245 meters within the Tuscan hills and is almost evenly divided between straight sections and curves: in fact, the latter constitute 48.56% of the total.

The circuit has won the award for the best motorcycle racing circuit in the world five times (Best Grand Prix, 1995-1996-1997-2000-2011).

Due to its qualities, the Mugello International Circuit was chosen to host the only collective F1 test session during the ongoing season, from May 1st to 3rd, 2012. Almost all the drivers involved in the test expressed great enthusiasm for the beauty and difficulty of the Mugello track.

The Vallelunga racetrack, named after 'Piero Taruffi', boasts a rich history and has always been a point of reference for all enthusiasts.

It is precisely on these curves that important pages of Italian motorsport have been written.

A highly technical circuit appreciated by top drivers from both 2 and 4 wheel categories, it is ideal for testing new models, whether racing or road cars, technical tests, free practice, and events with many participants.

During the winter period, the track hosts many different categories, such as the Porsche Carrera Cup, WTCC, Le Mans Series, FIA GT, and other national and international championships.

The Monza National Autodrome is an international motor racing circuit located within the Monza Park. It is among the oldest racetracks in the world, with its construction decided in January 1922 by the Automobile Club of Milan to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of its founding.

Over the years, the facility has undergone many changes, starting from the legendary high-speed ring to the current configuration, which includes the latest modifications made in 1994. The Monza track reaches a total length of 5,793 meters and is considered the fastest track in Europe and one of the fastest in the world.