Maranello, Italy – Ferrari announced that the Finali Mondiali, originally scheduled from 2 to 8 November at Mugello, will be held at the Tuscan track from 16 to 22 November.
The event, which celebrates the end of the Attività Sportive GT season, was postponed to ensure that the entire Ferrari family will be present at the year’s most eagerly awaited event. This followed a change in the endurance world championship calendar, which created an overlap in dates with the new location of the fifth round in Bahrain.
The programme will feature Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli cars, with the final act of the Prancing Horse one-make series and the Finali Mondiali, as well as cars from the XX and F1 Clienti programmes and the most significant GT racing models from the last thirty years brought to the track by Club Competizioni GT.
Ferrari Challenge North America 2022 calendar announced
After the preview presentation to the Ferrari North America drivers during the Indianapolis round, the 2022 calendar for the one-make Maranello marque has been announced. It includes six rounds, the first of which will be from 2-6 March at the Circuit of the Americas, on some of the most spectacular and iconic tracks in the United States. From April 6-10, the second round will take place on the famous banking of Daytona International Speedway before tackling Watkins Glen International from May 18-22. The series will then return to Canada, on the Gilles Villeneuve circuit, alongside the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix before the event at the Indianapolis circuit, from 13 to 17 July. The sixth and final round on US soil is scheduled for September 7-11 at Sonoma Raceway.
Revised APAC 2021 Ferrari Challenge calendar
International travel restrictions and the quarantines imposed by individual nations due to the pandemic have forced the cancellation of the first two rounds of the APAC Ferrari Challenge season, set for Yeongam from 20 to 22 August and Sepang from 17 to 19 September. The Singapore round, which was to be held in conjunction with the Formula 1 Grand Prix, has also been called off. The postponement of the Finali Mondiali has given rise to a new development of the calendar, with the first date of the 2021 season held on the Tuscan track from 18 to 21 November. This will be followed by a back-to-back with three races scheduled in Abu Dhabi from 6 to 8 January and another three in Dubai, from 12 to 14 January.
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