Training Calendar

• 7 December 2025 – Open Day dedicated to new Marshals
• 31 January 2026 – Course for NEW FMI Track Marshals (Motorbikes)
• 1 February 2026 – Licence RENEWAL Course FMI (Motorbikes)
• 21–22 February 2026 – Course for NEW ACI Sport Track Marshals (Cars)

For those who want to step into the world of Marshals and Officials

Anyone interested in entering this fascinating world and taking part in the courses for NEW Track Marshals and Race Officials (Motorbikes/Cars) can write to:
infocorsimarshall@gmail.com

The Open Day on 7 December 2025 will be the perfect opportunity to discover these activities up close and gain a better understanding of the roles and responsibilities of those who experience racing as protagonists, right at trackside.

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We invite all association members to share this information with anyone who shares the same passion for motorsport.
Together, we can continue to grow our big family of enthusiasts, promoting the values of passion, commitment and safety.

More news on the 2026 season coming soon!

To support the packed on-track schedule – which had already kicked off on Thursday with the first races – more than 200 Race Officials were deployed at marshal posts around the circuit, in the pit lane, on the starting grid and in the service areas.

The event recorded a record attendance, with as many as 83 aspiring marshals taking part in the training sessions. The course was led by two renowned International Race Directors: Antonio Canu, for Circuit Racing, and Cristiana Riva, for Rally and Hill Climb Racing.

Over the two days of training, participants followed an in-depth program, acquiring the necessary skills to perform the crucial role of Track Marshal. At the end of the course, all candidates showed great interest and preparation, successfully passing the final assessment tests.

The first day saw 74 aspiring track marshals take part, receiving instruction from Race Directors Antonio Canu and Giuseppe Bocconcella. This was their first opportunity to engage with the world of the Italian Motorcycle Federation (FMI).

On the second day, over 90 marshals from various regions of Italy renewed their FMI licenses.

We thank everyone for their participation and the commitment shown over the two days.

This morning, January 25, 2025, a selected and strategically chosen group of our members took part in an informational meeting held in the press room of the Mugello Circuit, focusing on the risks involved in track marshal duties during circuit activities.

Joining Antonio Canu—Permanent Race Director at the Mugello Circuit and President of our association—were Dr. Luigi Felisa and Dr. Michele Taddei of EcoGeo S.r.l., a leading company in the sector that partners with our association to keep safety awareness at the highest levels during our members’ operational activities.

The session addressed the following topics:

• Regulatory framework on applicable safety laws
• Duties and responsibilities of Track Marshals
• Operational safety procedures according to the motorsport regulations
• Interference risks with other track operations (firefighting, vehicle recovery, extrication, etc.)
• PPE: characteristics, usage, maintenance, and management

The attendees showed great interest and engagement with a topic that directly concerns their daily work on track.

We thank them for attending and are confident they will make good use of what they learned today and share their knowledge with those they’ll work alongside this season.

We can’t wait to get back on track with all of you

New FMI Track Marshals
Saturday, February 15, 2025
Mandatory registration:
Phone: +39 347 8209479
Email: infocorsimarshall@gmail.com

FMI License Renewals for Track Marshals (expiring in 2024)
Sunday, February 16, 2025
Mandatory registration:
Phone: +39 347 8209479
Email: infocorsimarshall@gmail.com

ACI Sport Track Marshals – Circuit and Road
Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 February 2025
Mandatory registration:
Phone: +39 347 8209479 / +39 055 2486258-256
Email: infocorsimarshall@gmail.com / g.vettori@acifirenze.it

During the evening, our President and Race Director Antonio Canu, along with Mugello Circuit CEO Paolo Poli, personally expressed their gratitude to everyone present for their hard work, team spirit, and passion. A final toast celebrated the hope for a 2025 filled with just as many rewarding moments!

We thank everyone who attended and helped make the evening so special, offering us a joyful, pleasant, and relaxed time together. (Photos in gallery)

We wish our entire orange “family” Happy Holidays and a joyful New Year.

We can’t wait to see you for an exciting 2025 season!

February 8, 2025 – Open Day dedicated to new Marshals
February 15, 2025 – Course for NEW FMI Track Marshals (Motorcycles)
February 16, 2025 – FMI License Renewal Course (Motorcycles)
February 22–23, 2025 – Course for NEW ACI Sport Track Marshals (Cars)
March 1–2, 2025 – Firefighting, Recovery, Safety and Medical Basics Course

Anyone interested in entering this world and taking the course to become a NEW Track Marshal (Moto/Auto) can email infocorsimarshall@gmail.com to receive full details and register for the Open Day in February, designed to give a closer look at the exciting world they are considering joining.

We invite all members of the association to share this information with anyone who, like them, has a genuine passion for motorsport—help us grow our “family” even more.

Stay tuned for more updates on the 2025 season

As we approach the well-deserved winter break, we want to thank each and every one of you for the outstanding service provided throughout 2024—for your availability, your drive to grow and improve, and your teamwork in achieving important goals together. This is the spirit our association strives to promote and carry forward, and we are proud of it!

Meanwhile, we’re already gearing up for a 2025 full of new challenges and new rewards. STAY TUNED!!!

In the now usual setting of the Mugello Circuit, the courses for Marshalls were held in collaboration with Moto Club Firenze, FMI and Ufficiali di Gara di Firenze Association.

Saturday 3 February was dedicated to young people who for the first time approach the activity of Marshall for Motorcycles. The day was opened by the greetings of Antonio Canu, Permanent Race Director of the Mugello Circuit and president of our association. Dr. Remo Barbagli, race manager and physician at the Mugello Circuit, then intervened, who made his experience available to illustrate to the participants the importance of the collaboration between Marshall and medical staff, indicating what are the tasks of a Marshall in the event of intervention on a traumatized rider and what are the tasks exclusively for the medical staff. Afterwards, Ing. Begani Filippo, collaborator of the Florence prosecutor’s office, who explained how the work of a course attendant according to the correct regulations and procedures, protects against any legal consequences (civil and criminal), as well as ensuring maximum safety for the drivers on the track. It was then the turn of Giuseppe Bocconcella, Race Director and FMI trainer, who got to the heart of the matter by explaining to those present, with the help of slides and videos, the fundamental points of the Speed, Off-Road and Supermoto regulations (Flags, methods of carrying out motorcycle events, etc.) and the procedures to be followed during the track activity. Particular attention has been paid to safety issues and the importance of collaboration and the creation of a united group in order to carry out our business in the best possible way. The more than 60 young people then filled out a verification test at the end of which our president Antonio Canu explained the function of the association and how to join it. On Sunday 4 February, on the other hand, the young people already in business as Marshall were the protagonists for the renewal of their licenses. The methods of the day were similar to the previous day, obviously with the necessary differences aimed not at providing the basics, but at illustrating the new regulations, suggesting through videos and slides the way to improve one’s work, as well as reviewing the most important notions at the basis of our activity. The intervention as far as the medical part is concerned, was on this day by Dr. Vieri Parrini, Dr. Barbagli’s right-hand man and also in force in the circuit staff.

We thank all those present for their participation and interest with questions and observations that were the basis for a constructive discussion.