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Mugello Circuit

Scarperia, Italy

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Vehicle classes with recorded bests

125cc250cc350cc500cc50ccAlpine Elf CupAuto GPBagger World CupBOSS GP/Formula Renault 3.5BOSS GP/GP2Class 1 Touring CarsDTMEuroformula OpenFerrari ChallengeFIA Formula 2FIA Formula 3FIA GT Group 2Formula 3000Formula 4Formula 5000Formula AbarthFormula OneFormula RegionalFormula Renault 2.0Formula ThreeFormula TwoGrand PrixGroup 2Group 3Group 4Group 5Group 6Group 6 sports carGroup AGroup CGroup C2Group CNGT1GT1 (GTS)GT2GT2 (GTS)GT3GT4JS2 RJS P4Lamborghini Super TrofeoLMP2LMP3Moto2Moto3MotoEMotoGPPorsche Carrera CupRadical CupSportbikeSports 2000SuperbikeSupersportSupersport 300Super TouringTCR Touring CarWorld SBK
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Grand Prix Circuit (1974–present) timing layout

Grand Prix Circuit (1974–present)

5.245 km · Matches this record layout

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Layouts & records

Grand Prix Circuit (1974–present)

5.245 km

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Road Course (1964–1970)

66.2 km · 1964–1970

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Road Course (1928–1929)

61.895 km · 1928–1929

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Road Course (1920–1924)

64.591 km · 1920–1924

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Road Course (1955)

19 km · 1955–1955

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Road Course (1925)

18.17 km · 1925–1925

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Grand Prix Circuit (1974–present) · 5.245 kmRoad Course (1964–1970) · 66.2 kmRoad Course (1928–1929) · 61.895 kmRoad Course (1920–1924) · 64.591 kmRoad Course (1955) · 19 kmRoad Course (1925) · 18.17 km

Records apply to Grand Prix Circuit (1974–present), 5.245 km. Historical configurations are kept separate.

All-time bests by vehicle class

Up to ten fastest vehicles per class, across all documented years. Each vehicle appears with its best supported time on this layout. Qualifying, race records and record attempts retain their original context.

Published circuit-record holders from the source table across all available years. A class may have fewer than ten documented vehicles; historical record progression is not exhaustive.

Sources checked Sep 11, 2026

Formula OneBOSS GP/Formula Renault 3.5FIA Formula 2LMP2Auto GPBOSS GP/GP2FIA Formula 3Euroformula OpenFormula 3000Group C
Formula Three
Formula Regional
LMP3
Formula Two
Group C2
Group CN
Formula Abarth
GT1
DTM
MotoGP
GT3
Formula Renault 2.0
Formula 4
Group 6 sports car
Ferrari Challenge
GT1 (GTS)
GT2
Moto2
Class 1 Touring Cars
Lamborghini Super Trofeo
Porsche Carrera Cup
Radical Cup
Superbike
JS P4
Sports 2000
500cc
Supersport
250cc
Group 5
GT2 (GTS)
Moto3
Super Touring
MotoE
TCR Touring Car
World SBK
Group A
Bagger World Cup
125cc
GT4
Sportbike
JS2 R
FIA GT Group 2
Alpine Elf Cup
Supersport 300
350cc
Group 2
Formula 5000
50cc

1 of up to 10 · 1 documented vehicle best · All years

#TimeYearMakeVehicle / modelVariant / specificationDriverDateVehicle classRecord evidenceSessionSource
11:44.347Not statedSpiceSE90C—Ranieri Randaccio1993Group C2Published recordRaceWikipedia circuit-record table

Coverage is incomplete: these are the best supported entries in our sources, not a certified worldwide top ten. A published race-lap record may be slower than a qualifying or test lap. “Not stated” means the vehicle’s model year is unconfirmed. Exact catalogue matches link to vehicle pages; other vehicles retain their sourced names. Unresolved specifications remain separate.