For fans of the iconic Italian marque, the weekend of 12–13 September at the Hungaroring will be a true celebration. Ferraris will take over the Hungarian Formula 1 circuit, with both racing and road cars on display, and anyone who remembers the 2022 Racing Days knows just how unforgettable the experience can be.
The Ferrari Challenge Europe is an excellent stepping stone into the world of endurance racing, as demonstrated by the many Le Mans 24 Hours competitors who have developed their skills in the series. It is particularly exciting for Hungarian fans that the championship also features a Hungarian driver, Tibor Válint.
Since 2003, F1 Clienti has offered a select group of enthusiasts the opportunity to purchase former Formula 1 race cars from previous seasons, including cars from twenty, thirty or even forty years ago, and drive them on track during these weekends. The drivers are supported by mentors such as Marc Gené and Giancarlo Fisichella.
The XX Programme, launched in 2005, brings Ferrari’s most extraordinary and extreme cars to the track. The programme is the result of extensive technological research overseen and directed by Ferrari’s engineers, with some of these solutions later finding their way into Ferrari’s production cars.
Club Competizioni GT combines three decades of history with the stars of the world’s most prestigious GT championships. This exclusive initiative celebrates some of Ferrari’s most exciting and successful GT cars from recent decades.
The Ferrari Racing Days will offer fans a full day of racing on both Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are available exclusively for the Hungaroring grandstand, while the paddock will not be accessible to spectators on this occasion. Single-day tickets cost HUF 5,000 each for both Saturday and Sunday, and the Hungaroring’s Gate 8 will open to visitors at 8:00 am on both days. Free parking is available on site in the two car parks next to the MOL petrol station.
