You're welcome to bring your own food and drinks into the Imola Circuit, but there are a few important restrictions to keep in mind. Glass containers and cans are strictly prohibited, and any drinks must be without their bottle caps, as these are not permitted inside the venue. You can find all the prohibited and permitted things here.

Of course, bring flags, banners and other things to support your favourite driver. But make sure your gear doesn’t block the view of other spectators. Pyrotechnics are not allowed on the circuit.

Unfortunately, this equipment is strictly forbidden on the circuit.

Yes, but keep it on your phone, don't rely on retrieving it from, say, your email. The mobile signal may be poor during the race. However, we recommend that you print your ticket.

If you have a grandstand ticket, you can access your assigned grandstand through the correct entrance, and you are also free to move around the General admission areas. If you have a General admission ticket only, you can explore the open areas around the track but cannot enter the grandstands. Circuit staff will check your ticket at the entrance to each grandstand.

Yes, it is actually the preferred method.

Yes, just like a credit card. The Circuit has no cashless system in place. You can use a card or cash to pay in car parks.

Yes. However, you can only take photos for personal and private, non-commercial purposes. Professional cameras are forbidden. All types of drones are strictly prohibited. Using a drone can be judged a crime by the local police!

Of course. If it's red with a rearing horse :-) That's fun, of course, but the Ferrari colours will definitely prevail. Just be careful not to obscure the view of others with your flags. Read more for a list of prohibited and permitted items, which can be found here.

No, pets are not allowed into the Enzo e Dino Ferrari Circuit at Imola.

Yes, the circuit has comprehensive mobile telecommunications coverage but can be overloaded, especially on Sunday.

It’s better to bring a raincoat. While you can use an umbrella when walking around the circuit, umbrellas are usually not allowed in the grandstands because they block other spectators’ views. A raincoat will keep you dry in case of rain without causing any problems.

The areas around Variante Alta and Rivazza offer good views for general admission ticket holders. Get there early to find a good spot!

No, usually re-entry is not allowed. Once you leave the venue, you cannot come back in with the same ticket. Some circuits allow you to scan your ticket to "check out" and re-enter later, but always confirm with the staff at the gate before leaving!

Yes, you can buy merchandise at the circuit, but be prepared for higher prices compared to buying online. There are also shops outside the main gates where items are often a bit cheaper than those sold inside the venue.

You can watch live interviews with drivers and teams, try racing simulators, play games, buy official merchandise, enjoy food and drink, and soak up the race atmosphere with other fans.

No, access to the Fanzone is included with your race weekend ticket. Just follow the signs at the circuit to find it.

The main Fanzone at Imola Circuit is located on the inside of the circuit, between the Start/Partenza and Acque Minerali grandstands.

Opening hours usually match the track schedule – from morning until early evening each day (usually 8:00-19:00). Full Fanzone schedule is available only a few days before the event. Keep yourself updated here.

The Ayrton Senna monument is located in Parco delle Acque Minerali, near the Villeneuve and Tamburello corners of the Imola circuit. It is free to visit and open to the public throughout the race weekend.

Yes, the Imola circuit is equipped with medical facilities and first aid stations to handle emergencies and provide assistance.

You are allowed to bring smoking items with you, but smoking is banned in enclosed public spaces, including indoor areas of the circuit. However, outdoor smoking may be permitted in designated areas. The rules for vaping are the same as for cigarettes.