Gran Premio Nuvolari 2021 – 31th Modern Edition
(16th) – 17th – 18th – 19th September 2021

Gran Premio Nuvolari 2021 – 31th Modern Edition
(16th) – 17th – 18th – 19th September 2021

Gran Premio Nuvolari 2021 – 31th Modern Edition<br>(16th) – 17th – 18th – 19th September 2021
Introduction
The death of Tazio Nuvolari, on 11 August 1953, touched all the World Particularly it moved Renzo Castagneto, Aymo Maggi and Giovanni Canestrini, the men of the “Mille Miglia”, who planned “the most beautiful race in the world” with Franco Mazzotti, dead
during the 2.nd World War. Castagneto, “deus ex machina“ of the Mille Miglia and his friends, were very attached to the Mantuan pilot.

They were linked by a close bond of affection and they felt deep consideration and admiration towards this great “man-champion”.
They also were grateful to him to because he contributed a lot to the unrestrainable growing of their “creature”. To honour his memory, the traditional itinerary of the Mille Miglia was changed in order to get it pass through Mantova.

To honor his memory, the organizers of the Mille Miglia modified the traditional route so as to pass through Mantua. Since then the GRAN PREMIO NUVOLARI was established in order to give a price to the fastest pilot, on the route along the impressive straight roads which cross "The Po Valley", starting from Cremona, through Mantova until the finish in Brescia.
Gran Premio Nuvolari 2021 – 31th Modern Edition<br>(16th) – 17th – 18th – 19th September 2021
What’s new about the Gran Premio Nuvolari 2021
The itinerary: an updated itinerary, in the name of the driving pleasure and more exclusive tourism. The first stage of the race will start from Mantua, passing through the Modena racetrack, a breath-taking route over the Romagna and Tuscany hills, the Mugello Circuit and the arrival in Cesenatico on the Adriatic Sea. The second stage will start from Rimini, reaching the pearls of the Italian Renaissance, such as Urbino and Arezzo, the Magione racetrack, between Apennine passes and unpolluted roads, until returning to Rimini in time for the gala dinner at the Grand Hotel in Fellinian memory. The third stage, from the Adriatic Sea through the cities of Emilia Romagna, until the break of San Benedetto Po and finally the arrival in Mantua, the birthplace of Tazio Nuvolari. A 1000 km journey through the beauties of Italy, a perfect union of history, passion, tradition and exclusive hospitality.
Meeting the speed
Modena racetrackOn Friday 17th of September, first stop at the Emilian circuit, which is famous for its insidious and unique technical characteristics. There, the time trials will take place, as well as the lunch break.
Mugello CircuitOn Friday 17th of September, the famous Italian racetrack that in 2020 held the F1 Gran Premio of Tuscany. This beautiful, technical and demanding circuit will be the right place for the time check and the timed trials.
Magione racetrackOn Saturday 18th of September, for the first time in 31 editions of the Gran Premio Nuvolari, the competing cars will enter the Umbrian circuit, near the Trasimeno Lake. There, the time trials will take place.
The partnership with the Scuderia Alpha TauriOn Sunday 19th of September, the Gran Premio Nuvolari will join the F1 Scuderia Alpha Tauri in the city centre of Faenza, with the exhibition of the cars of the renewed black and white team.
GPN GREEN
The green initiative continues: the environmental impact in terms of CO2 emissions caused by the circulation of the historic cars participating in the event will be balanced by the planting of tall trees in selected areas of the town of Mantova.
Gran Premio Nuvolari 2021 – 31th Modern Edition<br>(16th) – 17th – 18th – 19th September 2021
Coronavirus Covid-19
MANTOVA, March, 1st 2021 - The Scuderia Mantova Corse, as Organizer of Gran Premio Nuvolari is aware of its responsibility for the health of all the participants.
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