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Pair a visit to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello with a supervised drive and three laps in an F458 Challenge at Autodromo di Modena. This three-hour program mixes automotive history with high-performance driving under instructor supervision.
Pair a visit to the Ferrari Museum in Maranello with a supervised drive and three laps in an F458 Challenge at Autodromo di Modena. This three-hour program mixes automotive history with high-performance driving under instructor supervision.
The engine settles into a low, insistent growl as you roll out of Maranello and onto the sun-baked provincial road toward Modena. The prancing horse looms not only on the museum façade but in the low rumble under your hands; the road drive is part rehearsal, part initiation, as an instructor reads the lines and the car answers.
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Operated by I Love Maranello · Maranello, Emilia-Romagna
The engine settles into a low, insistent growl as you roll out of Maranello and onto the sun-baked provincial road toward Modena. The prancing horse looms not only on the museum façade but in the low rumble under your hands; the road drive is part rehearsal, part initiation, as an instructor reads the lines and the car answers.
This program pairs two classic Emilia-Romagna experiences: the Ferrari Museum in Maranello — where purpose-built racecars and road models chart Enzo Ferrari’s century-long influence — and a high-adrenaline session at Autodromo di Modena. The terrain here is the flat Po Valley framed by the nearby Apennines; historically the region’s small workshops and metalworking traditions birthed one of the world’s iconic automotive cultures.
Expect a structured three-hour itinerary: museum admission, a 30-minute on-road drive to the circuit with an instructor alongside, a coffee and technical briefing, one warm-up lap in a support car, then three timed laps in an F458 Challenge with a co-pilot. Helmets and linings are provided; insurance and safety briefings are standard.
Bring a valid driving license (international if required), wear closed-toe shoes, and plan for noise and speed—this is controlled high-performance driving, not a scenic tour. Morning slots avoid heat and provide cleaner track time. Mobile ticketing and a 24-hour cancellation policy apply. Whether you come for automotive history or to push a supercar on track, this experience pairs context with controlled intensity: the museum tells the story, the track lets you write a short, fast chapter.
moderate.
3 hours.
Light — requires only basic mobility and comfortable sitting; no special fitness training needed.
You need a valid driving licence issued at least one year prior; an International Driving Permit is required for guests from non-EU countries.
The program includes one warm-up lap in a support car and three laps in the Ferrari F458 Challenge with a co-pilot present.
Helmets and helmet linings are provided by Autodromo di Modena; you may bring your own if it meets the circuit’s safety standards and is approved during check-in.
Full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; no refund within 24 hours of departure.
Maranello and Modena are the historical heart of Italian performance car making; Enzo Ferrari and a network of local workshops built a culture of racing and coachbuilding that still shapes the area.
Circuits and museums encourage responsible behavior—stay on designated areas, respect noise restrictions, and follow staff guidance to minimize environmental and community impact.
I Love Maranello operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine settles into a low, insistent growl as you roll out of Maranello and onto the sun-baked provincial road toward Modena. The prancing horse looms not only on the museum façade but in the low rumble under your hands; the road drive is part rehearsal, part initiation, as an instructor reads the lines and the car answers.
The engine settles into a low, insistent growl as you roll out of Maranello and onto the sun-baked provincial road toward Modena. The prancing horse looms not only on the museum façade but in the low rumble under your hands; the road drive is part rehearsal, part initiation, as an instructor reads the lines and the car answers.
This program pairs two classic Emilia-Romagna experiences: the Ferrari Museum in Maranello — where purpose-built racecars and road models chart Enzo Ferrari’s century-long influence — and a high-adrenaline session at Autodromo di Modena. The terrain here is the flat Po Valley framed by the nearby Apennines; historically the region’s small workshops and metalworking traditions birthed one of the world’s iconic automotive cultures.
Expect a structured three-hour itinerary: museum admission, a 30-minute on-road drive to the circuit with an instructor alongside, a coffee and technical briefing, one warm-up lap in a support car, then three timed laps in an F458 Challenge with a co-pilot. Helmets and linings are provided; insurance and safety briefings are standard.
Bring a valid driving license (international if required), wear closed-toe shoes, and plan for noise and speed—this is controlled high-performance driving, not a scenic tour. Morning slots avoid heat and provide cleaner track time. Mobile ticketing and a 24-hour cancellation policy apply. Whether you come for automotive history or to push a supercar on track, this experience pairs context with controlled intensity: the museum tells the story, the track lets you write a short, fast chapter.