Misano 2026

Misano

Set just inland from Rimini on the Adriatic coast, the Autodromo Santamonica was the only privately owned circuit in Italy when it opened in 1972.

Set just inland from Rimini on the Adriatic coast, the Autodromo Santamonica was the only privately owned circuit in Italy when it opened in 1972. It was a flat, anticlockwise course that was a regular for Formula 2 until that series ended in 1984. Closer to San Marino than Imola, it twice held a Formula 3 San Marino Grand Prix before Imola's World Championship event started. Misano was redeveloped in 2007 (with the direction of racing reversed) and has since been venue for the San Marino MotoGP race. Officially renamed Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli after the Italian rider’s death during the 2011 Malaysian MotoGP, it replaced Rome as the Italian round of the Formula E World Championship on a shortened course in 2024.

Formula E Circuit

2024

Type

Permanent road course

Length

2.101 (Miles)

Change

Southern loop bypassed and chicane introduced at Curvone Veloce

Fastest Race Lap

Antonio Felix da Costa (Porsche 99X Electric Gen3), 1m18.682, 96.129 mph, Formula E, 2024

Fastest Qualifying Lap

Jake Hughes (Nissan e-4ORCE 04), 1m16.538, 98.822 mph, Formula E, 2024

Circuit

Type

Permanent road course

Length

2.61 (Miles)

Change

Formula E circuit built, full circuit unaltered

Fastest Race Lap

Clivio Piccione (Lola B2/50-Zytek), 1m25.380, 110.050 mph, F3000, 2008

Fastest Qualifying Lap

Julian Leal (Lola B2/50-Zytek), 1m25.547, 109.835 mph, F3000, 2008

Latest Races

3,429

Championships

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19,681

Results

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25,550

Drivers

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14,625

Teams

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923

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