Race tracks in Italy
15 circuits with 23 layouts between them, from Monza, Mugello and Imola to the Nardò proving ground in Puglia and club tracks such as Franciacorta, Varano and Magione.
- tracks
- 15
- layouts
- 23
- Sessions recorded, larger dot means more
- No sessions yet
All 15 tracks in Italy
Map of all 15 tracks
- Sessions recorded
- No sessions yet
Track facts
Longest, shortest and busiest in Italy
Worked out from the track data on Vetkuro, so it changes when a track or a session is added.
| Longest track | Nardo | 6.222 km |
|---|---|---|
| Shortest track | Castelleto di Branduzzo | 1.745 km |
| Most corners | Imola | 19 corners |
| Most layouts | Franciacorta | 4 layouts |
| Most active on Vetkuro | Vallelunga | 1 session 1 driver |
Questions about tracks in Italy
How many race tracks are in Italy?
Vetkuro lists 15 race tracks in Italy, with 23 layouts between them.
What is the longest race track in Italy?
Nardo in Nardò, at 6.222 km with 16 corners. The shortest with a measured length is Castelleto di Branduzzo, at 1.745 km.
Which track in Italy do Vetkuro drivers use most?
Vallelunga: 1 session from 1 driver.
How do I record lap times at these tracks?
Mount your phone in the car, open Vetkuro at the circuit and start a session. The app finds the track and layout from GPS, times every lap and splits it into sectors. All 15 tracks in Italy already have their layouts mapped, so timing starts on your first flying lap.
Missing a track in Italy?
Add it yourself: drive one lap, and Vetkuro traces the layout from your GPS so the next driver finds it here.