Casanova/Savelli. Arrabbiata 1/Arrabbiata 2. Scarperia/Palagio. Some tracks are famous for a corner. Mugello Circuit isn’t just celebrated as the best GP track in the world because of a corner or two. It’s famous for how those incredible corners connect together and become one.
For more than 100 years, cars and motorcycles have been racing on Mugello Circuit’s majestic tarmac that slithers through the rolling hills and lush greenery of the Tuscan landscape. It is visually stunning, but of course it is. It’s owned by Scuderia Ferrari.
How will we navigate the most celebrated corners in the world? In Porsche GT4s, of course, with fulltime instruction. The perfect weapon for the perfect track.
But before we drive, we’ll acclimate to the time zone and climate in Florence for the weekend. Pasta, wine, art, antiquities.
Six spots are available.
$17,550.
Contact Michael with any and all questions.
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