MotoGP Mugello 2025: everything you need to know

From 31 May to 2 June, days of racing and qualifying, but also DJ sets and aperitifs at Italy's most famous circuit

From June 20 to 22, the heart of Tuscany will once again beat to the rhythm of engines: the Mugello circuit will host the ninth round of the Motomondiale World Championship, turning into a veritable speed village. An iconic event that, every year, attracts tens of thousands of fans from all over Italy and beyond, ready to experience three days of racing, excitement and entertainment immersed in the unique landscape of the Mugello hills.

The program opens on Friday, June 20 with the first free practice of the Moto3, Moto2, MotoE and MotoGP classes. The riders will begin to familiarize themselves with the track, ahead of a decisive Saturday: June 21, a day of qualifying and the highly anticipated MotoGP Sprint Race, a format that is increasingly followed by the public.

MotoGP del Mugello (ph. Bernardo Baluganti)

But it is Sunday, June 22, that is the real highlight of the event: in the morning space is given to the races of the minor categories, while at 2 p.m. the green light will be turned on for the MotoGP race, the culmination of a weekend that promises pure spectacle.

All eyes will be on Pecco Bagnaia, home idol and defending champion, ready to set the Mugello grandstands ablaze. With him, motorcycling Italy will also cheer for Franco Morbidelli, Marco Bezzecchi and the young talents of the VR46 stable. But there will be no shortage of scorching challenges with the big names on the international scene: Marc Márquez, Pedro Acosta and many others will give battle curve after curve on one of the most technical and beloved tracks on the calendar.

MotoGP del Mugello

There is also great anticipation for Moto3, where Tuscan Guido Pini dreams of winning his first podium right on his home circuit, in front of a crowd all for him.

Mugello is not just about speed: it is a collective event that celebrates the culture of two wheels. The MotoGP Village will offer a wide range of entertainment for all ages: official stands, relaxation areas, food trucks, live music and party moments to experience the paddock at 360 degrees.

On Saturday night, the stage will come alive with a DJ set signed Marco Melandri, former world champion now a TV face beloved by fans. On Sunday, before the start of the race, singer-songwriter Pierdavide Carone will sing the Mameli anthem, providing a moment of great tricolor emotion.