The Mugello Circuit is located in Italy and is famous for hosting MotoGP events. The circuit is surrounded by hills and picturesque landscapes, and it's one of the must-visit European venues.

Quick Facts:

• Location: Near Scarperia e San Piero, about 30 km northeast of Florence
• Length: 5.245 km
• Turns: 15 (6 left, 9 right)
• First Race: 1976
• Fastest Lap: 1:46.810 by Johann Zarco (2021)

Best Grandstands:

• Grandstand Central Bronze (Main Straight): This is the best spot for a view of the start/finish line. It offers great views of the pre-race show and after-race celebrations. This grandstand is covered and has screens, so you won’t miss any of the action from the rest of the track.
• Grandstand Arrabbiata 58: This open grandstand is located near the end of the track and overlooks the second Arrabbiata curve. It features TV screens and excellent views of the action, while also allowing fans to soak up the thrilling atmosphere.
• Grandstand Materassi: This uncovered grandstand is located on the outer edge of the track, near the Poggio Secco corner. With great views of other turns, this budget-friendly option provides a fantastic atmosphere.

Ticket Options:

• General Admission: Available for single-day or weekend passes. These tickets allow you to switch between general areas of the circuit and enjoy the atmosphere.
• Grandstand Tickets: Offers seating with a great view of the action from specific parts of the circuit. However, it is recommended to book early as these tickets sell out quickly.
• VIP: This package offers exclusive access to VIP lounges and better hospitality options. It’s great for those who want a premium race experience.

You can secure your tickets here!

How to Get There:

• By Car: You can drive from Florence by taking the A1 highway towards Bologna and exiting at Barberino di Mugello. By following the signs to the circuit, you should arrive there easily.
• By Train: Take a train from Florence's Santa Maria Novella Station to Borgo San Lorenzo. Then, take a taxi or shuttle bus to the circuit.
• By Air: Fly to the nearest airport, which is Florence Airport (FLR), about 44 km from the circuit.

Where to Stay:

• Hotels: You can stay at hotels like Villa Le Maschere, which is located in Barberino di Mugello. It is an elegant villa offering rooms with a spa. Alternatively, you can stay at Hotel dei Vicari in Scarperia, which has modern amenities and is close to the track.
• Agritourism (Farm Stays): Agriturismo Poggio agli Ulivi: A charming farmstay in Borgo San Lorenzo offering homemade meals. Or you can saty at Agriturismo La Topaia: Offers comfortable apartments and a pool, located in Dicomano.
• Camping: Consider Camping Village Mugello Verde, a camping site with bungalows, pitches, and a restaurant.

Tips for Race Day:

• Arrive Early: The crowds can get huge, so it's a good idea to arrive early to get the best spots in the general areas.
• Bring Ear Protection: The sound of the bikes can be extremely loud. It’s recommended to bring earplugs or noise-canceling headphones to protect your hearing.
• Stay Hydrated: With the hot weather in the summer, it’s essential to stay hydrated. It’s also recommended to wear comfortable clothing and sunscreen for a long day in the sun.