Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit Autodromo Tazio Nuvolari

About this circuit

The Autodromo Tazio Nuvolari, at Cervesina in the province of Pavia, in Lombardy (Italy), is ridden on motorcycles on the 2.804 km Classica layout, the original 2013 design. This loop is part of a 5.260 km main layout that divides into two independent tracks, usable at the same time, the Classica and a 2.454 km layout, each with its own access, paddock and garage boxes. Two other configurations of 4.675 and 4.667 km complete the set. On the Classica, an experienced rider laps in 1'26" to 1'34", an expert rider in 1'19" to 1'26". The operator's motorcycle track days are run on this layout or on the 5.260 km, and the circuit is open all year round. On site, the main paddock, asphalted over 11,200 m², is lined with 29 garage box modules of 5 × 14 m, rentable as single or double; two other paddocks of 5,500 and 11,000 m² are added to it. The self-service restaurant of around 100 seats serves pizzas, focacce and grilled food, and the cafeteria-bar is set up in a Swiss railways carriage. An ambulance with medical staff is always present at the track, backed by a medical centre with a helipad. The A7 and A21 motorways pass 8 km away. On the regulations side, the limit is 102 dB at sound checks according to the circuit's regulations, 103 dB for track days on the 5.260 km, with no published method. You need an A licence or an FMI licence, a CE-approved helmet (no hire on site) and a signed waiver; a back protector, gloves and an airbag are recommended, and a full suit is required on the long layout. Minors are only admitted on the 5.260, with an FMI licence. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.