Saturday delivered plenty of action on track, with an exciting schedule that got underway with the two qualifying sessions for the Italian GT Championship GT3 class. They were followed by the GT Cup, GT4 Italy Series, Formula 4 and the other categories competing throughout the weekend.

In the opening GT3 race, Riccitelli and Dimitrov, representing Team VSR, claimed victory aboard their Lamborghini Huracán after setting the pace from the very beginning.

The GT Cup saw a dominant performance from the Best Lap pairing of Comandini and Postiglione. Driving the Ferrari 296 Challenge, the duo secured their first victory of the season, collecting valuable championship points that put them back into title contention.

Meanwhile, the GT4 Italy Series was dominated by the Casals Motorsport BMW M4 GT4. Maman laid the foundations for victory with an outstanding opening stint before handing over to teammate Sandrucci, who comfortably brought the car home in first place.

Formula 4 also produced plenty of excitement. In Race 1, Maccagnani emerged victorious after making a superb start that allowed him to get the better of his teammate Cosma Cristo into the opening corners. Behind them, Kenzo Craigie capitalised on the battle ahead to finish second, with Luka Sammalisto completing the podium.

There was no shortage of drama among the prototypes either, as Dell'Edera and Verdi renewed their now familiar rivalry. Dell'Edera initially overtook Verdi at Casanova by running slightly onto the grass, prompting Race Control to order him to give the position back. The decision ultimately made little difference, however, as Dell'Edera reclaimed the lead a few laps later and never looked back, taking the chequered flag ahead of Verdi and Locatelli.

The TCR Italy race was equally competitive. Pole-sitter Cosimo Barberini made a less-than-perfect getaway, allowing Simonov to seize the opportunity and take control of the race before going on to claim victory. Barberini finished second, limiting the damage in the championship standings, while Pellegrini rounded out the overall podium.

In the DSG class, victory went to Miotto, who crossed the finish line ahead of Verrocchio and Camidlag after another closely contested race.