03 NovFinali Mondiali
The Champions
They met at Imola, at the historic, alluring Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari, to clinch the 2022 World Championship titles.
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Europe Trofeo Pirelli Race 1
Europe Coppa Shell Race 1
North America Race 1
Europe Trofeo Pirelli Race 2
Europe Coppa Shell Race 2
North America Race 2
World Final Trofeo Pirelli - Pirelli AM
World Final Coppa Shell
World Final Coppa Shell AM
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Imola hosts Finali Mondiali on Challenge’s 30th anniversary
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.
Imola Circuit
FAQ
How do you access the Ferrari Finali Mondiali event?
Fans will be able to access the grandstands for free on Thursday, 27 and Friday, 28 October; Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 by buying a ticket.
Full rate prices: Saturday 10 euros, Sunday 18 euros, two days 25 euros; free up to 12 years of age
Where can I see the event programme?
The event programme can be accessed using this link
When will it be possible to see the Le Mans Hypercar?
The LMH’s first public appearance will be on the afternoon of Sunday, 30 October, when the prototype will enter the pit lane at Imola.
Where can you watch the races live?
The races will be broadcast on live.ferrari.com and on the official Ferrari Youtube channel.
In Italy, all races will be broadcast live on the Sky platform.
How many Finali Mondiali have been hosted at the Imola circuit?
The Finali Mondiali will return to the Santerno track after the last edition held in 1999, known at the time as ‘Tutte le Ferrari in Pista’. 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 Imola 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.
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THE FERRARI CHALLENGE 30TH ANNIVERSARY
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