Imola By Numbers

Imola By Numbers 🇮🇹

All the facts and figures on the historic Italian track.

The

European

leg

the

2022

Formula

One

season

starts

this

weekend

Imola,

Autodromo

Enzo

Dino

Ferrari

it’s

been

known

since

1988.

So,

thought

we’d

give

you

rundown

the

historic

Italian

Circuit

numbers…

Victory In Italy

1 – Max claimed victory when we raced here last season.

2 – The amount of Constructors’ Championships that have been decided at Imola. Williams in 1980 and Mercedes in 2020.

2 – The 2020 race was Formula One’s first ever two-day race weekend, with Friday being cancelled altogether and just one practice session on Saturday before qualifying.

3 – The number of different names the Imola Grand Prix has had (Italian Grand Prix, San Marino Grand Prix and Emilia Romagna Grand Prix).

4 – Imola is one of four circuits in Italy to host a Formula One Grand Prix – the others being Monza, Mugello and the road circuit, Pescara.

4.909 – The Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari track length in kilometres.

Welcoming The Winner Over The Line

7 – Ayrton Senna’s record of claiming pole seven seasons in a row at Imola is still to be beaten.

7 – Michael Schumacher’s wins at Imola, more than any other driver.

22 – Max won in Imola last year by exactly 22 seconds.

29 – The number of Formula One races Imola has held (not including 2022).

The Paddock In Imola

63 – The number of laps the 2022 race will have.

100 – In 2020, Imola hosted the 100th Formula One Race to be held in Italy.

1953 – The year the track opened.

1980 – The first Italian Grand Prix to be held at Imola, and the only time in history it wasn’t held at Monza.

78,000 – Imola’s seating capacity.

Max's Victory At Imola In 2021