Starting today we have officially entered the weekend of the World Championship and the Mugello Circuit is ready to host teams, drivers, professionals and especially fans, from all over the world. 

The adrenaline rush for the first GP after the pandemic is rising, fans are ready to embrace their favorite riders and Mugello has become even more beautiful for the occasion. It will be a weekend "challenging" to start as we begin Friday, May 27 with the two sessions of free practice, starting from 08.25 with the FIM MotoE World Cup, to follow the Moto 2 at 09.00, Moto GP at 09.55, Moto 2 10.55 and Red Bull Moto GP Rookies Cup. After we have the second session of practice and then get to the two qualifying sessions of the Moto E World Cup and Red Bull Moto GP Rookies Cup. Saturday morning we start with the third session for all three classes and at 12.20 comes the first event of the weekend, with the ceremony of the retirement of number 46 of Valentino Rossi. At 12.35 you  will see the two qualifying for Moto 3, followed by the last practice session for the MotoGP. The green flag for the premier class of MotoGP qualifying will fly at 14.10, with two sessions of fifteen minutes. More qualifying, this time for Moto 2 starting from 15.10 for the first and 15.35 for the second.

The day ends with Race 1 for the Moto E World Cup and Red Bull Moto GP Rookies Cup. On Sunday the Mugello Circuit begins with all three class Warm Ups. At 11.00 the lights go out for the twenty laps of Moto 3, at 12.20 it’s up to Moto 2 with twenty-one passes. At 13.25 the second Special event, ten minutes dedicated to Max Biaggi who will make laps aboard the Aprilia 250 that gave him three World titles. The National Anthem takes place at 13.51 and will mark the beginning of the battle for the premier class that will see the green at 14.00 with twenty-three fiery laps.

Sp 37 Galliano Sant'Agata: there is a single direction from the intersection with Via della Repubblica at the intersection with Via di Gabbiano from 14.00 to 20.00;

Sp 503 of the Passo del Giogo: in the section called Viale della Resistenza it is planned to establish a single direction street towards San Piero a Sieve from 14 to 20 (stretch Palagio - intersection roundabout Sp 37);

Sp 131 Di Bilancino: there is a single direction of travel in the direction of Borgo San Lorenzo from the roundabout exit A1 until the junction for Barberino di Mugello from 5 am to 12 pm.

Autolinee Toscane has arranged, in collaboration with the Tuscany Region, additional connections on Saturday 28 and Sunday 29, to and from the railway stations of San Piero a Sieve and Borgo San Lorenzo. In according to the press release of Autolinee Toscane.

We recommend to the direct entrances Arrabbiata and Luco to get on the shuttles from the station of Borgo San Lorenzo. For those heading to the entrances Scarperia and Palagio, it is advisable to get on the shuttles to the station of San Piero a Sieve.

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(2022-05-23) AT - Navette per il Motomondiale Mugello.pdf

Are you coming to Mugello by car? Here is a map of the available parkings around the Circuit: you can access 21 parkings from Palagio and Scarperia entrances, and 5 more are available from Luco and Arrabbiata entrances.

Are you riding your motorbike to Mugello? The access to Pelouse is free and is granted to motorbikes with >100cc engines.

Motorbikes must be homologated and their engines must be over 100cc.

Here are the opening hours and the position of the Accreditation Centre for Gran Premio d’Italia Oakley

Thursday: 9.00 A.M. - 5.00 P.M.
Friday: 8.30 A.M. - 5.00 P.M.
Saturday: 8.30 A.M. - 6 P.M. 
Sunday: 7.45 A.M. - 12.30 P.M.

Via Ilaria Alpi, Loc. Pianvallico San Piero a Sieve (FI)

Vieni al Gran Premio d’Italia in moto. Potrai entrare con la tua moto all’interno del Prato

‼️ Sarà consentito l'accesso gratuito alle moto di cilindrata superiore a 100 c.c purché regolarmente omologate fino ad esaurimento dei posti 
disponibili ‼️

Will Fabio Quartararo win again? Will his rivals Aleix Espargaró and Enea Bastianini overtake him? Let's look back in the photo at his victory here in Mugello last year, which made him the World Champion of 2021.

Let's also look at the current classification, right before the Gran Premio d’Italia Oakley:

1  F. Quartararo Yamaha 102

2  A. Espargaro Aprilia 98

3  E. Bastianini Ducati 94

4  A. Rins Suzuki 69

5  J. Miller Ducati 62

6  J. Zarco Ducati 62

7  F. Bagnaia Ducati 56

8  B. Binder KTM 56

9  J. Mir Suzuki 56

10  M. Marquez Honda 54

Otto treni straordinari e più posti a disposizione su quelli ordinari per il Gran Premio di Motociclismo in programma all’autodromo del Mugello domenica 29 maggio.

Trenitalia, in collaborazione con la Regione Toscana, potenzierà le corse tra Firenze, Borgo San Lorenzo e Faenza. Il programma è già consultabile su trenitalia.com.

Nel dettaglio:

le partenze del mattino da Firenze SMN verso Borgo San Lorenzo 7.29, 7.50, 8.20, 8.40, 8.55, 9.35, 9.52, 11.40 da Faenza verso Borgo San Lorenzo 8.18, 9.00, 10.20

le partenze del pomeriggio da Borgo San Lorenzo a Firenze SMN 16.45, 17.00, 17.28, 17.43, 18.06, 18.43, 19.36, 19.43, 20.32, 20.43, 21.32 e da Borgo San Lorenzo a Faenza 17.30, 18.22, 18.45, 20.22.

Si ricorda che è consentito salire a bordo solo se muniti di biglietto. Si consiglia di provvedere in anticipo all’acquisto anche per il viaggio di ritorno. Oltre agli sportelli, i biglietti si possono acquistare alle emettitrici self service, sul web all'indirizzo trenitalia.com, con la APP Trenitalia, e nei punti aderenti ai circuiti Lottomatica, Sisal e SIR (Tabaccai).

Verranno messi a disposizione, per le giornate di sabato e domenica con orario 8.00-12.00 e 15.30-20.00, un servizio di autobus gratuiti per i clienti Trenitalia, che dalla stazione di Borgo San Lorenzo porteranno in prossimità dell’autodromo (circa due chilometri ingresso Luco).