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Ferrari 296 Challenge
The 2024 season saw races at seven circuits
The 2024 Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli Europe will kick off at Mugello and travel to seven circuits, including Paul Ricard and the Nürburgring, before finishing in Imola, Italy, ahead of the 2024 Finali Mondiali Ferrari.
The Ferrari Challenge Trofeo Pirelli Europe is a one-make race series held across Europe. The 2024 season will kick off at Mugello in May, followed by races at Jerez in Spain, Balaton in Hungary, Algarve in Portugal, Paul Ricard in France, and the Nürburgring in Germany. The final race will be held at the Imola Circuit before the world final, the Finali Mondiali.
Now in its 32nd season, the Ferrari Challenge is the longest-running one-make racing series. Participants compete in five classes, four of which use the latest one-make racing car, the 296 Challenge.
More than 80 drivers will be entered at Imola, the highest number of drivers of the season. For the 32nd year, Ferrari Challenge Europe will break its season-long record for driver participation. Of the 80 entered this year, 60 will take part in every round, with over 70 taking part in the opening round at Mugello and the fifth round at Paul Ricard.
Champions determined in four of the five classes
By the time of the sixth race at the Nürburgring, the champions had been decided in four classes, and the only remaining winner will be decided in Imola: the Trofeo Pirelli Amateur.
Four of the five class titles have already been decided. Two races will be held in Imola to decide the winner of the only remaining class, the Trofeo Pirelli Am. This race will also be crucial in determining the outcome of the Ferrari Challenge Finali Mondiali, which will be held on October 20th.
The Trofeo Pirelli Amateur title will be contested between Formula Racing’s Klaus Zebrandtsen, who has been winning races in the middle of the season, and Scuderia Prague Racing’s Hendrik Weiöl, both of whom will be aiming for their first championship at Imola.
