Mugello Circuit is one of the most iconic and technically demanding tracks in Europe, known for its fast, flowing corners, long straights, and elevation changes. Owned by Ferrari, the track is regularly used for testing and hosts events like MotoGP, endurance races, and GT competitions.

Length 5.245 km (3.259 miles)
Turns 15

Key Features:
🏎 Fast & Technical Layout: A mix of high-speed corners, long straights, and tight technical sections.
🏔 Elevation Changes: Several uphill and downhill sections make braking and acceleration critical.
🎯 Challenging Turns: Features corners like Arrabbiata 1 & 2, two high-speed right-handers requiring full commitment.
📏 Long Main Straight: At 1.141 km, it provides great overtaking opportunities with high top speeds.
🔄 Smooth & Wide Track Surface: Allows for multiple racing lines and great wheel-to-wheel action.

Why Mugello is Special:
A driver’s favorite due to its rhythmic flow and demanding corners.
Requires precision and bravery, especially through blind corners and elevation shifts.
A track where good racecraft and tire management can make the difference.
Mugello is all about finding the perfect balance between aggression and control, making it an ideal venue for endurance racing and high-level GT competition. 🔥🏁