Vallelunga is a historic and technical circuit located just north of Rome, known for its mix of high-speed sections, technical corners, and elevation changes. Originally built as a motorsport training facility, it has become a key venue for GT, touring car, and endurance racing, as well as a regular test track for major manufacturers.

Length 4.085 km (2.538 miles)
Turns 15

Key Features:
🏎 Fast & Technical Layout – A mix of long straights, high-speed corners, and tight, technical sections.
📏 Elevation Changes – Certain areas of the track require precise braking and throttle control.
🎯 Diverse Corner Types – Features tight hairpins, fast sweeping bends, and chicanes, making it a great all-around circuit for driver development.
🔄 Long & Short Layouts – The circuit has different configurations, allowing for varied racing formats.
🚀 High-Speed Final Section – The last sector is very fast, requiring good car balance and commitment.

Why Vallelunga is Special:
Used by Formula 1 teams and GT manufacturers for testing due to its varied layout.
Features a great balance of fast and slow sections, making it an excellent track for setup work and racecraft development.
Often hosts endurance and touring car championships, making it an ideal GT racing venue.