Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari

Watching the 2025 Imola GP from the grandstand felt very old-school. The track is narrow and technical, so you really notice the drivers’ precision, especially through the fast sections and elevation changes. Overtaking was limited, but the strategy battles and strong Ferrari crowd made the atmosphere exciting.

A great experience. We were able to drive the whole lap and visit the control room. Would recommend to all F1 enthusiasts

The Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola is an iconic and historic racing circuit that truly lives up to its reputation. Whether you’re there for a Formula 1 Grand Prix, a concert, or any other major event, the atmosphere is electric and the setting is unique. The track is surrounded by beautiful green areas and rolling hills, giving it a scenic charm that’s rare among modern circuits. It’s well-organized during big events, with clear signage, plenty of food and drink options, and multiple access points depending on your ticket. Walking paths around the circuit also give you the chance to explore different viewpoints. Keep in mind that some areas can get very crowded, especially near the main grandstands, so it’s best to arrive early. Also, bring comfortable shoes — you’ll likely walk quite a bit! Overall, a must-visit for motorsport fans, and a fantastic venue for large-scale events. A place full of passion, history, and unforgettable energy.

I visited it when there was no race, just to walk and enjoy the good weather, and I have to say I was impressed, it's more than just a race circuit, it's an entire park, you can go by bike or on foot. The Senna monument is amazing, so many flags put up there, it makes you really think how loved some people were.

We had a great F1 race weekend at Imola!!! Be sure to get a seat somewhere because most of the general admission tickets don’t have a view. The hill before the start/finish straight is a great option.

Walking over the track is a special feeling if you're into the racing world. We've been to an AC/DC concert, so it was an even better combination! Beautiful place and location directly next to the historic town of Imola and I'm looking forward to seeing a race there!

Easy to visit the track on non racing days and you can walk / drive to the different viewpoints.

If you’re a Formula 1 fan, Imola is a must. The track is iconic, the atmosphere electric, and the town itself is full of charm and history. Race organization is decent, but expect crowds and some walking – planning ahead helps a lot. Hearing the cars live is something else entirely. Food and drinks? Classic Italian quality. Locals are welcoming and passionate about the sport. Tip: aim for seats near the Variante Alta or Rivazza corners for the best action. All in all, a weekend to remember.

Review #1014 - I had an amazing time earlier this year at the Emiglia Romana Grand Prix at Imola. It was a life experience to see racing at one of the oldest Formula One tracks in Europe. Such a cool experience. Had hospitality tower passes and a great view up the pit straightaway. Only issue at all is the very small amount of infrastructure in the town to support 200,000 weekend race fans. It was quite an ordeal to get trains back to Bologna but all in all worth it for the experience! F1 live is the best time.

Fastest lap ever set by Michael Schumacher One of the few counter clockwise Formula 1 Race Tracks Where 3 time F1 Champion Ayrton Senna lost his life. AEDF is an famous and infamous track. Since I was in the area I figured I had to see it. Luckily for me the Le Mans series had a race the same day so I checked it out. It's not a big course by any means and it's not new like the Austin one. However to see the LMP cars duke it out for a few hours at large capacity was fun. If it's not a popular race and you show up a little late, they let you in for free