Mugello Circuit

What is the Mugello Circuit?

The Mugello Circuit lies in Tuscany, around 30 km north of Florence, and belongs to Ferrari. It is 5.245 km long with 15 corners and roughly 50 metres of elevation change. Mugello hosts MotoGP and many one-make series, and it is one of the most atmospheric track day circuits in Europe — Tuscan scenery, sunshine and Italian flair included.

Layout and highlights

Mugello flows: fast double right-handers, a long flat-out straight into the San Donato braking zone, and technical uphill sections such as the Arrabbiata pair. The circuit is demanding but forgiving, which makes it an excellent school for the racing line and for vision technique. Learn Mugello and you understand how a high-speed circuit works.

Mugello and Ferrari

Ferrari has owned the circuit since 1988, and that shapes the calendar: many collector events, brand gatherings and top-class facilities. For track day drivers it means excellent garages, clean asphalt and professional track management. Mugello is at its best in summer — Tuscan sun, heat and Italian lifestyle.

Mugello with ESC

ESC runs track days at Mugello, often combined with a stay in Florence or an Italian sports car tour. In an ESC Porsche you get the full Tuscan track day experience. Ciao bella, Mugello.