FINALI MONDIALI 2021

I'm not going this year but have been to a few in the past including at Mugello, which is a great circuit. Sunday is the best day to go if you are after the most track action and the "Show" is Sunday only. Although I'm not sure what the "Show" will comprise this time it is still likely to be fun. I would say that if you are after the best chance to get a closer look at the cars then it is usually best to go on the first day. Having said which, I don't know if there will be restrictions in place this time. I did go to the Ferrari Racing Days at Silverstone last month and it was possible to have a good look around on the Friday but not really after that (or not without a special pass anyway).

Also, if you do like to see the cars on track, there are great vantage points all round the track and it is worth taking some time to walk round some or all or it.

The timetable is here: www.ferrari.com/en-MR/corse-clienti/finali-mondiali-timetable-2021 although don't be surprised if it changes.

 

I went to the Finali Mondiali when it was held a few years ago in Daytona and had a great time!

 

I was considering it as well, also thinking Sunday

 

I will be there

 

I also plan to be there.
Does anybody know if tickets can be purchased upfront or only directly at the track?

 

Upfront (especially if you want any kind of package through Ferrari) via Ferrari.com. I assume you can buy a general admission ticket on the gate but I've never done that.

 

Thanks. I am not an owner, so I guess I am not allowed for purchasing any kind of package through a dealer. The Ferrari website itself doesn't seem to offer the possibility to buy tickets directly.

 

I don't think the Ferrari packages are restricted to Ferrari owners (see, for example, here www.nikihasler.com/en/Events/Details/157) but obviously you are paying more than for just general admission (which, as far as I remember, would be something like 20 or 25 Euros). Normally, I think there would be an option to buy admission tickets via the circuit website but that doesn't seem to be possible currently.

 

There are basically 2 ways to buy Hospitality tickets (now called Casa Ferrari Tickets). One is via a link which was provided in a mail from Ferrari mid of October, where you have to register yourself and then run through a overcomplicated purchasing procedure. You don't have to be an owner for this (different to some years ago).
Link: https://booking.ferrari.com/new/login?commessa=MCS202100004&codiceLingua=EN&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2021_email_FinaliMondialiPlatform_OperationalMarketing&utm_content=&idm=a0c62844be3ffcc64c61dee394e894df&ids=51bbe38a260e6f2d6786cebc330b7eba020ff5fbe47328c273284099345a52b6

Second option is to ask your Ferrari Dealer to order them for you. I'm sure they prefer to do this for their customer base only.

Beside of that there are normal spectator tickets, but I'm not aware on the actual procedure. In 2015 you had to register yourself (for free) somewhere on the Ferrari website to be able to pick a paper handwrist at the entrance. I'm almost sure that the entry is still somewhat for free, as this is usually the event Ferrari hosts for their Tifosi. Of course no hospitality. ;-)

Let me know in case of questions. I can see you only live 10 km away from me.

 

Thanks Ingo this is very helpful. So it's either the Casa Ferrari booking via the website or spectator tickets for me.

Will you be there this year? If so, happy to grab a coffee together
Grüße nach Heidelberg

 

Yes, I will be there with one of my mates. Really looking forward to that after this 2 years of waiting.
Would be great to have a coffee there together.

Regarding those free spectator tickets, I'm still not sure, but I was always under the impression that members of the Scuderia Ferrari Fan Club are able to get them. You usually can see the local clubs marking their claims on the grandstand.

As I'm not a member I have no experience here, but their website is mentioning this as one of the benefits of being a member:
- Participation in Ferrari events dedicated to Clubs such as the Formula 1 presentation and Finali Mondiali
- Free entry to circuits during Ferrari Challenge Championship and Finali Mondiali races

 

I'm looking forward to it. For me it will be the first time in Mugello. I have been to several Ferrari Racing Days events at the Nürburgring and obviously Hockenheim, but I expect this one to be on a different level!

I also remember reading some time ago that general admission to the venue is free as it is really meant to be an event for the Tifosi, just as you mentioned. Let's see, that for sure will not be the deal breaker.

Will you be there the whole weekend or just one day?

 

Well, while the Racing Days are nice, Ferrari turns everything up to 11 during the Finali Mondiali. More races, more race cars, participation of AF Corse, F1 Clienti, XX, all of the Ferrari Drivers (F1 aside) and everybody else important at Ferrari, large car displays and eventually some world premieres, like new Icona this year or TdF or new Challenge cars or GTE cars in the past. Plus the beautiful landscape and the crazy crowd on Sunday. Only thing less large as during FRD is the number of normal streetgoing Ferraris in the car park. Should be okay.

We'll be there both days, with a nightover in Maranello before.

 

From a message to members of the Scuderia Ferrari Club:
Participation to the event, is totally free and open only to the Scuderia Ferrari Club members with a valid membership for the current year in addition with a green pass.

It seems that the event is limited to 700 Scuderia Ferrari Club members.
I don't know if this number is only for the entrance to the paddock or the whole event.

It's on first come first serve basis.

Hope this helps.


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Should be more than okay I guess. The interesting question will be, if we really get to see the new Icona. In an other thread it was said that there will be a separate event only for potential clients for that model taking place in Firenze. So fingers crossed it will also be on display in Mugello.

Great, I will DM you before the weekend.

 

This, if true, would be really sad news!

 

I suggest contacting the circuit to check. You don't want to arrive and find you can't get in. It is very strange that the circuit website doesn't say anything anyway. The contact link is mugellocircuit.com/en/contacts

 

I already wrote an email to the track to get some information. I hope to get some feedback as soon as possible. But thanks anyway, I will post here any information I receive.

 

Great.

Only the Italians would not put something clear on their website telling you the situation.

 

I would not wait for a reply.
I take it that you are not a Scuderia Ferrari Club member.
If you want to go than I would contact a Ferrari dealer and buy one of the packages available.

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I now got confirmation by the Mugello track that the event is closed to the public. So no possibility to buy normal event tickets at all.

 

I will be there, with one friend, from thursday to sunday

 

Will be there as well.