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Emilia Romagna GP 2025-05-18

Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, Imola

Rank
Driver
QUAL
RACE
FL
PTS
1
Verstappen
2
11.40
1
85.00
FL
3.00
99.40
2
Norris
4
10.20
2
80.75

-
90.95
3
Piastri
1
12.00
3
76.50

-
88.50
4
Hamilton
12
5.40
4
72.25

-
77.65
5
Albon
7
8.40
5
68.00

-
76.40
6
Russell
3
10.80
7
59.50

-
70.30
7
Leclerc
11
6.00
6
63.75

-
69.75
8
Sainz
6
9.00
8
55.25

-
64.25
9
Hadjar
9
7.20
9
51.00

-
58.20
10
Alonso
5
9.60
11
42.50

-
52.10
11
Tsunoda

-
10
46.75

-
46.75
12
Hulkenberg
17
2.40
12
38.25

-
40.65
13
Gasly
10
6.60
13
34.00

-
40.60
14
Stroll
8
7.80
15
25.50

-
33.30
15
Lawson
16
3.00
14
29.75

-
32.75
16
Colapinto
15
3.60
16
21.25

-
24.85
17
Bearman
19
1.20
17
17.00

-
18.20
18
Bortoleto
14
4.20
18
12.75

-
16.95
19
Antonelli
13
4.80
19
8.50

-
13.30
20
Ocon
18
1.80
20
4.25

-
6.05

Track info

Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari - Technical Data

General Circuit Information

  • Location: Imola, Emilia-Romagna, Italy
  • Circuit Type: Permanent race track
  • Direction: Counter-clockwise
  • FIA Grade: 1 (suitable for Formula 1 racing)
  • Current Contract: Hosts the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix until at least 2025

Track Dimensions

  • Length: 4.909 km (3.050 miles)
  • Race Distance: 309.049 km (192.034 miles) over 63 laps
  • Number of Corners: 19 (12 left-hand, 7 right-hand)
  • Track Width: Varies; typically 10-15m, narrower than modern circuits

Layout Features

  • DRS Zones: 1
    • Zone: Start-finish straight (after Turn 19)
    • Detection point: Before Turn 17
  • Longest Straight: 0.65 km (0.404 miles) along the start-finish straight, speeds ~310 km/h with DRS
  • Elevation Change: Approximately 30m, with notable elevation at Tamburello and Acque Minerali

Sectors

  • Sector 1: High-speed corners (Turns 2-7), including Tamburello
  • Sector 2: Technical section (Turns 8-14), including Acque Minerali
  • Sector 3: Medium-speed corners and straight (Turns 15-19), including Variante Alta

Lap Records

Type Time Driver Team Year
Race Lap Record 1:15.484 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 2020
Qualifying Lap Record 1:13.609 Lewis Hamilton Mercedes 2021

Note: Records from 2020-2021; 2025 season data (e.g., May race) not yet available as of April 4, 2025.

Technical Characteristics

  • Surface: Smooth asphalt; resurfaced in 2020, moderate grip
  • Downforce Level: Medium to high; prioritizes cornering grip
  • Tyre Compounds (2025): Pirelli C3 (hard), C4 (medium), C5 (soft)
  • Average Speed: ~230 km/h (based on historical data)

Corner Details

Turn Name Description
2-3 Tamburello High-speed left-left chicane, flattened since 1994
5 Villeneuve Fast left-hander, narrow exit
7 Tosa Medium-speed left-hander, uphill
9 Piratel Fast left-hander, flowing section
11-12 Acque Minerali Medium-speed right-left uphill combo
13-14 Acque Minerali Fast right-left downhill combo
15 - Medium-speed right-hander
17-18 Variante Alta Slow right-left chicane, tight and technical
19 Rivazza Fast left-hander onto pit straight

Additional Notes

  • Pit Lane: Entry after Turn 19; time loss ~20-22 seconds
  • Safety Features: Gravel traps, run-off areas; modified post-1994 for safety
  • Challenges: Narrow track; overtaking difficult; elevation changes

About Emilia Romagna GP

The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix


The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, often referred to as the Imola Grand Prix, is a beloved race in the Formula 1 calendar, taking place at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari in Imola, Italy. The event has a rich history and is considered one of the most challenging and traditional circuits in the world of motorsport.


The Imola circuit is 4.909 km (3.050 miles) long, with 63 laps in the modern F1 layout. It features acclaimed corners such as Acque Minerali, Variante Alta, and the famous Acque Alte, which provide plenty of opportunities for overtaking and challenge even the most skilled drivers. The track is a mix of high-speed straights and tight, technical corners, demanding precision and bravery from the drivers. Imola's narrow layout, combined with its often variable weather conditions, can lead to unpredictable and exciting races.


The Emilia Romagna GP has a special place in Formula 1 history. The circuit became part of the F1 calendar in 1980 and hosted its first Formula 1 World Championship race in 1981. It was a regular fixture on the calendar until 2006. After a hiatus, the race returned to the F1 schedule in 2020, following the cancellation of other events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Since its return, the Emilia Romagna GP has been a fan favorite, with many praising the challenging nature of the track and the passionate Italian crowd that fills the grandstands.


Imola is especially significant due to its connection to Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian racing legend. The circuit is home to the Curva Tamburello, where Senna tragically lost his life during the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. This event, one of the darkest in Formula 1 history, led to major reforms in safety. As a result, the race holds a solemn place in the hearts of fans and serves as a reminder of the sport's commitment to improving driver safety.


In recent years, the Emilia Romagna GP has delivered exciting and competitive races. For example, in 2021, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton fought for the victory in a thrilling battle, while Charles Leclerc and Valtteri Bottas also featured prominently in the action. The combination of high-speed racing, technical challenges, and unpredictable weather often makes the Imola race a true spectacle.


Imola’s return to the calendar in recent years has reestablished its reputation as a track full of history, passion, and competitive racing. Known for its enthusiastic Italian fanbase

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