Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello

What is a lap of Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello like?

Mugello has been owned by Ferrari since 1988 and hosted its only Formula 1 World Championship race in 2020, the Tuscan Grand Prix, held as Ferrari's 1000th Grand Prix; Lewis Hamilton won a race stopped twice by red flags. The 1,141 m main straight ends at San Donato (Turn 1), the slowest corner on the lap, yet even that is taken in about fourth gear because the circuit has no low-speed corners. From the highest point of the track the cars drop downhill through Casanova (Turn 6, right) and Savelli (Turn 7, left), then climb through the two Arrabbiata right-handers (Turns 8 and 9), which are taken at or near full throttle. The lap ends with the quick Biondetti left-right and the long Bucine left-hander onto the main straight, which held the single DRS zone used in 2020.

Lap length

5.245 km

Turns

15

Direction

clockwise

Longest straight

1,141 m

Elevation change

41 m

Altitude

292 m

DRS zones (to 2025)

1

Character

Balanced (about 41% of the lap is cornering)

Layout described

Grand Prix Circuit (permanent circuit opened in June 1974), 5.245 km, 15 turns; used for Formula 1 only once, at the 2020 Tuscan Grand Prix (13 September 2020)

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How are races at Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello won?

Since 2010

1 race; winners made 3 or more in 1; first stop at a median lap 7 (12% of the race)

All races at Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello