23 Oct 2024Finali Mondiali
Finali Mondiali
World titles for Valint and Hassid at Imola Finali Mondiali
Imola
Ferrari Show
Imola hosts Finali Mondiali
Every year, the Ferrari Finali Mondiali brings together the drivers and fans of the various Prancing Horse series on a single circuit to celebrate the end of the sporting season. All the main Prancing Horse activities will be on track.
A packed programme will see the final deciding events of the European and North American series .
The Imola weekend will not be all about racing: There will also be space for activities off the track. These include F1 Clienti with the single-seaters that have written the history of Scuderia Ferrari on tracks around the world, the racing cars of the XX Programme, and the jewels of Club Competizioni GT. As per tradition, on Sunday, Prancing Horse cars will be displayed on track in the spectacular Ferrari Show. This is one of the most eagerly awaited adrenalin-fuelled events for the public and fans of the Scuderia Ferrari Clubs.
The Finali Mondiali will also provide a stage for the Ferrari range, along with the cars that have written memorable pages in the history of the Prancing Horse, on show in the spectacular display area.
FERRARI CHALLENGE
Europe Trofeo Pirelli Race 1
Europe Coppa Shell & 488 Race 1
Europe Coppa Shell Am Race 1
North America Race 1
Europe Trofeo Pirelli Race 2
Europe Coppa Shell & 488 Race 2
Europe Coppa Shell Am Race 2
North America Race 2
World final Trofeo Pirelli
World Final Coppa Shell & 488
World Final Coppa Shell Am
Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
Where can I buy tickets for Finali Mondiali?
The public will be able to access the grandstands free of charge on Thursday 17 and Friday 18 October.
On Saturday and Sunday, single-day grandstand tickets or a mini-season ticket valid for 19 and 20 October are available.
How many Finali Mondiali have been hosted at the Imola circuit?
The first edition was held in 1999, known at the time as ‘Tutte le Ferrari in Pista’.
The Finali Mondiali will return to the Santerno track after the 2022 edition.
A landmark return to the venue bearing the name of the founder of the Maranello marque, which nevertheless continued to host numerous rounds of the Ferrari Challenge Europe, F1 Clienti and XX Programme events.
Why is the circuit named after Enzo and Dino Ferrari?
In 1970 it was decided to name the circuit after Dino Ferrari, in memory of Enzo Ferrari’s late son. When Enzo Ferrari passed away in 1988, as a tangible display of the affection and gratitude felt by Imola for the engineer, the circuit was renamed and has been known as the Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari ever since.
What are the distinctive features of the Monza circuit?
The turns of the Imola track hold a rich, often dramatic history, making the Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari unique in the world: Piratella, Tosa, Acque Minerali, Gresini, Rivazza and the Tamburello and Villeneuve curves.