The Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello will be the first circuit of the season to welcome spectators
It is through a press release that the Mugello circuit announced the good news. The return of spectators to a Formula 1 circuit since the end of lockdown.
The Mugello Circuit will host the ninth round of the Formula 1 World Championship the weekend of September 11-13, one week after the Italian Grand Prix, which will take place in Monza. As a reminder, the Mugello Circuit is owned by Ferrari, and this Tuscan weekend will be the 1000th Grand Prix for the prancing horse team.
The return of the public to this circuit is therefore good news for the Scuderia, its tifosi, and also for all Formula 1 fans who have been waiting for several months for a return to normal. However, in order to ensure the very strict health conditions imposed by Formula 1 and the Tuscany region, the event organizers have decided to limit access to the circuit.
Indeed, only 2,880 spectators per day will be able to access the circuit and approach the race cars. 1,000 seats will be available in the central grandstand, 1,000 seats in the Materassi grandstand, and finally 880 seats in the grandstand 58. These 880 seats will be reserved for members of the Scuderia Ferrari fan club.
Tickets to attend the Grand Prix will be on sale starting September 1st on the circuit’s website. No doubt the tickets will sell out very quickly.
