These qualities made it possible to successfully run international-level events, starting with the Michelin 12 Hours in March, which opened the season and put the team to the test with its traditionally harsh temperatures. In April, the second round of the Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli Europe got underway. June then brought the Brembo Italian Grand Prix 2026, one of the most demanding events of the entire season due to the number of officials required to guarantee circuit safety.

The sporting programme also featured a strong presence of national championships, with extensive participation from the association’s race officials during the July ACI Racing Weekend, which went ahead despite uncertain weather conditions, as well as the second round of the Campionato Italiano Velocità, which concluded in May. Other racing series also featured throughout the calendar, with marshals taking centre stage across both motorsport disciplines: the Mugello Racing Weekend in April for car racing, the Coppa Italia Velocità in June for motorcycle racing, and, again for four-wheel competition, the Ultimate Cup in July.

The figures tell the story of a season of growth, not only in terms of the number and prestige of the events on the calendar, but above all in the participation of track marshals. More than 400 race officials were involved overall during these first five months, accounting for approximately 1,200 assignments between trackside positions and the pit lane throughout the race weekends. A record that fills the association with pride and is also the result of the many new marshals who have joined the Ufficiali di Gara di Firenze family, welcomed and trained through the courses organised at the beginning of each season.

Now it is time to recharge. The summer break in the racing calendar awaits those working behind the scenes, but the roar of cars and motorcycles will continue to accompany the officials throughout August thanks to weekday activities. Competition engines, however, will soon fire up again for the second half of the season, which will benefit from milder temperatures and bring further events capable of delivering the same excitement and intensity experienced during these first months.

After the summer break, the calendar will resume with the second round of the Coppa Italia Velocità, the Porsche Sports Cup Suisse and the Modena Cento Ore. These will be followed by the second Mugello Racing Weekend event, the second ACI Racing Weekend of the season and the Lamera Cup. Attention is already turning, however, to the most eagerly awaited autumn event: the Historic Grand Prix in October. The event will feature more than 200 cars, including 70 Formula 1 vehicles, as well as LMP1 and GT1 machinery, alongside an exclusive moment dedicated to the Ferrari single-seaters that became icons of the Schumacher era.

Participants are required to report at 08:30, with the course starting at 09:00 and concluding at 13:00. The morning will be divided into a theoretical module and a practical session, providing attendees with both the conceptual foundations and the operational tools needed for on-track measurements.

The lectures will be delivered by qualified acoustic technicians, registered in the National Register of Competent Acoustics Technicians (E.N.T.E.C.A.), professionals with proven experience in the field.

This is a highly valuable training opportunity, designed to enhance the skills of Race Officials in noise monitoring and sound level checks, to the benefit of safety and regulatory compliance during circuit events.

The course is reserved exclusively for pre-selected personnel.

PASSION and SPECTACLE: these are the key words, with the undisputed stars being the bikes, the riders and the teams, surrounded by the wonderful backdrop of spectators who once again this year brought the hills of the Mugello Circuit to life, as well as by the more than 300 “orange angels” (as we are increasingly being called).

The MotoGP World Championship is the moment of greatest recognition, the moment when all our efforts, our commitment, our focus and our professionalism are under the eyes of the world.

And it is with immense pride that we thank the whole team for the great participation, for your punctual and attentive presence, the dynamic management of the track and the prompt interventions whenever needed, for the dedication and enthusiasm you showed from the track preparation phases right through to the end of the event!

We are a fantastic team and it is a pleasure to grow with you, event after event!

We wish you a great holiday and look forward to seeing you back, recharged and refreshed, from September onwards for the grand season finale!

From May 31 to June 2, the Gran Premio d’Italia Brembo took center stage, with the world’s top riders and motorcycle manufacturers battling it out on the curves of the iconic Tuscan track.

The undisputed star of the weekend was PASSION: from the fans who once again filled the hills surrounding the beautiful Mugello Circuit, to the professionals who bring the MotoGP circus to life, and of course the passion shown by our team of over 300 Marshals. Over the course of these three days, they gave their all—through commitment, professionalism, and absolute focus—to ensure everything ran smoothly.

It was a weekend full of spectacle and emotion for everyone involved!

From our side, we want to sincerely thank all the men and women of our Association for the dedication, enthusiasm, and responsibility they showed once again.

The season is far from over—we’ll see you back on track soon for more unforgettable moments together!

We’re quickly approaching the most important, thrilling, and adrenaline-filled weekend of the season for two-wheel enthusiasts.

Starting Friday, May 31st, through Sunday, June 2nd, our Marshals will be on the front lines, trackside, to follow the intense battles—full of breathtaking lean angles—between the heroes of Moto3, Moto2, and MotoGP, along with MotoE and the Rookies Cup, which will add even more excitement to the weekend.

To ensure full technical preparation for the event, the Race Officials of our association were called to attend two briefing sessions held in the Press Room of the Mugello Circuit, on May 17th and 24th.

During these meetings, all technical and sporting details were presented, equipping our Marshals with the knowledge and readiness needed to perform at their best.

Good luck, great work, and most of all—have fun out there!

In recent weeks, our association has once again been at the forefront of two very important and exciting events on the track.

The emotions and experiences felt by our Marshalls, thanks to the varied technical differences expressed by the different cars that took over the Mugello circuit, led to exciting motorsport moments.

With the MUGELLO CLASSIC, the beautiful “ladies of the past” took to the track: the most beautiful cars in the history of the automobile, from the 1950s to the 2000s, made all enthusiasts relive the noises, smells and sensations of a still past present in our heads and in our hearts.

With the FERRARI CHALLENGE (Trofeo Pirelli Europe) the beautiful and brand new Ferrari 296 Challenge and 488 Challenge Evo took to the track and provided exciting races throughout the weekend.

But it doesn’t end here, in the next few weeks the two-wheeled beasts will begin to take to the track, thus officially starting the 2024 season.

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The first racing weekend of the 2024 season, which saw our association participate actively and energetically, has just ended.

Our Marshall colleagues were in fact involved in two important fronts:

ON TRACK with the now classic but equally exciting Hankook 12H of Mugello; Endurance race, with the exciting formula of the first part of the race held on Saturday, with the appealing parc fermé in the evening, and then continuing with the second part of the race on Sunday. We remind you that the Hankook Mugello 12 Hours is also the first race of the 24H Series, “the Endurance Championship for GT cars and Touring Cars”. Together with the 12H of Mugello the race track was theatre of the first round of the Formula X Italian Series.

ON THE ROAD with the memorable Coppa della Consuma; This year too, the event had the double validity of the Campionato Italiano Velocità Salita Autostoriche and Campionato Italiano Velocità Montagna with validity in the Centre-North and South. In addition to the spectacle of the cars, certainly also thanks to the beautiful sunny day, this year saw as a great protagonist the public of enthusiasts that crowded like never before the curves of the 8,450 km route.

We are only at the beginning, we are waiting for you in large numbers and present at the forefront in the next weekends of true sporting passion!!!

The course aimed to offer new Race Officials all the elements necessary to deal with fire situations involving a two or four-wheeled vehicle was held in the splendid setting of the Mugello Circuit.

The first part of the course, promoted by Associazione Ufficiali di Gara di Firenze in collaboration with CEA and I.M.M.A., took place in the morning in the Media Centre of the circuit where, after greetings from our president and Clerk of the Course of the Mugello Circuit Antonio Canu , Riccardo and Alberto Del Sala, active members and backbone of CEA Squadra Corse, provided participants with the fundamental theoretical bases: from the elements necessary for combustion to occur, to the different types of extinguishing substances and their ideal applications, from the intervention methods in the event of a fire, to the methods for recovering cars on the track.

In the afternoon the scene moved to the paddock of the racetrack where an area was set up to simulate a fire and carry out practical fire extinguishing tests.

All participants followed the course with enthusiasm and participation and performed the practical test successfully.

We thank the Mugello Circuit for their hospitality, CEA Squadra Corse and I.M.M.A. for the collaboration and all the participants for their passion.

The 2024 season is about to start, we look forward to seeing you on the track soon to experience emotions together!!!

The course promoted by Associazione Ufficiali di Gara di Firenze and managed by the Automobile Club Firenze dedicated to the training of this figure was held in the press room of the Mugello Circuit.

On Saturday 24th February, Cristiana Riva, Race Director of Rally and Hill Climb Competition, provided the basic notions to carry out competently the competitions of these specialties, with clarifications on safety issues.

On Sunday 25 February, the topics relating to Circuit Racing were discussed by Antonio Canu, permanent Race Director of the Mugello Circuit and president of our association. To complete the training, the intervention of Doctor Remo Barbagli, Chief Medical Officer at the Mugello Circuit, who illustrated the importance of collaboration between Marshals and medical staff, indicating what are the duties of a Marshal in presence are of traumatized drivers and which ones are the exclusive responsibility of medical personnel.

At the end, the participants took an exam, which everyone passed with good results.

Our thanks go to the Automobile Club Firenze for their collaboration, to the Mugello Circuit for the now usual excellent hospitality and to all those present who showed interest and participation.

The meeting will be held in view of the upcoming 2024 sports season, reserved for all marshall registered with our association.

We look forward to seeing you there!!