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The Misano Circuit, named after the legendary Marco Simoncelli, is a 4.2-kilometre track located along Italy’s stunning Adriatic Coast. Renowned for its sweeping corners and high-speed straights, it offers fans spectacular views and a thrilling race experience.
Stretching between green hills and golden beaches, the Republic of San Marino is the perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. When you’re not at the track, explore the mediaeval castles, picturesque cobblestone streets, and stunning coastal views.
Misano itself offers a vibrant atmosphere with bustling cafes, restaurants, and plenty of opportunities to relax after the high-energy action on race day. It’s a destination that’s as enjoyable off the track as it is at the circuit.
The San Marino GP has been a fixture on the MotoGP calendar since 1981, showcasing world-class riders and exhilarating racing action. Held at Misano since 2007, the event has consistently delivered unforgettable moments, from record-breaking laps to spectacular victories by homegrown Italian talents.
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The fascinating constitutional republic of San Marino is the fifth smallest independent country in the world and is a favourite day-trip destination for visitors to Italy. The historic centre of the Republic is Monte Titano, which sits 749 metres above sea level, providing spectacular views of the surrounding countryside.
Some of the highlights of San Marino include the waxworks museum, the restored medieval-style citadel and the Giovanni Michelucci church which was built in the 1960s. Just 25km away is the Riviera Di Rimini, which is a big drawcard for locals and international travellers alike.
Rimini is an ideal summer destination and is the picture of Italian fun: gelato at the beachside, dusk till dawn partying and inspirational cultural highlights. In fact, the tourist office has a planned out ‘Roman Itinerary’ which includes architectural highlights and must-visit Italian artworks.
If you would like to head further inland away from the vibrant beach scene, some of the little towns and villages within the province provide a welcome slowing down. Make sure you visit the Santarcangelo di Romagna or San Leo, widely considered some of the prettiest spots in this region of Italy.
