It was a busy day on track, primarily dedicated to free practice sessions ahead of qualifying. All categories took to the circuit from the early hours of the morning, with no fewer than 155 cars hitting the track as soon as the first green light was shown.

Weather conditions proved to be ideal, with comfortable temperatures for both the drivers inside the cockpit and the track surface, allowing teams to work under optimal conditions.

The afternoon marked the start of the first qualifying sessions of the weekend. Formula 4 opened the schedule and, as required by the regulations, was split into two groups, or more precisely, two series. Next came the Italian Sport Prototypes Championship featuring the Wolf GB08 Raiden, while the day's on-track action concluded with the TCR Italy qualifying sessions.

Tomorrow's schedule promises to be just as action-packed. The day will begin at 8:30 a.m. with the two qualifying sessions for the Italian Gran Turismo Sprint GT3 Championship, followed by the two GT Cup qualifying sessions. GT4 Italy qualifying will then complete the morning schedule.

At 11:10 a.m., the first race of the weekend will get underway with Formula 4 (Groups B and C). Following the afternoon break, the action will continue with Race 1 of TCR Italy, the Italian Gran Turismo Sprint GT3 Championship, the Italian Sport Prototypes Championship and the GT Cup. The day's programme will conclude with Formula 4 Race 2 (Groups A and B) and Race 1 of GT4 Italy.

A full day of exciting racing and entertainment awaits fans both on and off the track.