An entrance in the shape of a crash helmet, an increase in the size of the runoff at the “Arrabbiata 1” corner, the building of new panoramic viewing grandstands for the Italian motorcycle Grand Prix and a new press office. These are some of the most significant changes for the Autodromo del Mugello, the Tuscan circuit owned by Ferrari, which were unveiled at an event today which was attended by Ferrari Sporting Director, Stefano Domenicali and the circuit director, Fausto Cappi.
“We can claim to have taken the first step of Mugello’s new season, ” commented Domenicali. “It’s a venue we really believe in and we have a further programme of development for it which comprises improvements that are both aesthetic and functional to the control tower and the creation of a unique natural viewing area for the public between the Scarperia and Correntaio corners. ”
