Imola (Enzo e Dino Ferrari)
The Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari sits in the town of Imola in Emilia-Romagna, Italy. Built in 1953 and named after Enzo Ferrari and his late son Dino, it runs counter-clockwise — unusual for European circuits.
Forever marked by the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix where Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna lost their lives in consecutive days. The Tamburello corner was rebuilt as a chicane after Senna's accident. Returned to F1 in 2020 after a 14-year absence.
- 01The Tamburello chicane (formerly a flat-out left)
- 02The Acque Minerali downhill complex
- 03The flowing Piratella left over a blind crest
- 04Memorial to Senna and Ratzenberger at Tamburello
Corner braking points and gears are baseline references for a GT3 in dry conditions on optimum tyres. They will shift with car class, weather, fuel load, setup and driver technique. For car-specific deltas, use the AI Coach button on each corner.
Heavy braking from 7th. Left-right curb-hopping chicane. Used to be a flat-out left until 1994 — now a memorial to Ayrton Senna.