Racecourse Autodromo Enzo and Dino Ferrari, known primarily as the scene where he was fatally injured Ayrton Senna, has hosted 1981 consecutive San Marino Grand Prix since 26, until it was removed from the calendar in 2006. Due to the pandemic, however, with the cancellation of many races, the race track near Bologna is once again promising to host the royal class of motorsport.
FIA has instructed the racecourse operators to ensure that Grade 1 standards are met, which will allow the F1 Championship race, the first man of the racetrack, to take place, Uberto Selvatico Estense, is convinced that they will be able to do everything necessary to be able to jump in as a replacement for any other venue in case of need: "Our track meets all the conditions required by the FIA and we hope that with all the work of institutions and promoters, our dream of hosting F1 in Imola will be able to come true."
In recent years, a lot has been invested in Imola racetrack safety, they also removed the chicane in front of the start-finish plane, which now provides better chances of overtaking on a racetrack that has never been known for easy overtaking. Last GP San Marino was won by Michael Schumacher in 2006, two seconds before Fernando Alonso, And the German also won the race in the tragic 1994, when they were fatally injured Senna in Roland ratzenberger.
Along with Imola, they are still fighting for the canceled race dates Mugello, who was also left without a race in the championship this year MotoGP ter Hockenheim, which promises to run the race, despite the fact that it was removed from the calendar of grand prizes this year.
