The ACI Sport championships reach their final round, with the Tuscan circuit ready to host the decisive battles of the 2026 season. Among the protagonists are the young drivers of the Italian F4 Championship, with the overall title already secured by Luka Sammalisto and the Teams' Championship claimed by US Racing, the newly crowned champion's team. Nearly fifty single-seaters will take to the track, divided into groups for the first three races, before the fourth and final race, the Final, which will feature thirty-six drivers. The Rookie and Women's titles are still to be decided.

The drivers of the Italian GT Endurance Championship will also take centre stage, with fifty-one crews entered across the various classes. Six titles are still up for grabs, with Albag-Ferrari looking to defend their championship lead against the Lamborghini Huracán GT3 of Liberati-Zanon-Michelotto and the Ferrari 296 GT3 of Balzan-Medler, representing Rinaldi Racing. In the GT Cup Am category, just one point separates Di Benedetto, Nicolosi and Carboni from their rivals Bolzoni and Contessi.

In TCR Italy, the championship battle is heating up between Imberti's Hyundai Elantra and Poloni's Audi, with fifteen points separating the two drivers in favour of the Kombat Motorsport competitor. In the DSG category, however, the title race was already settled at Misano, with Francesco Miotto securing the 2026 championship.

The battle also remains open in the Porsche Carrera Cup Italia, where Andrea Bristot holds a twenty-eight-point advantage over Pietro Delli Guanti, the only driver still capable of challenging him for the crown. In the Michelin Cup, Girondi and Brusa are separated by just one point, while Stefanelli and De Giacomi remain mathematically in contention for the title.

A weekend packed with adrenaline and excitement, with numerous championship titles still at stake and decisive battles through the corners and elevation changes of Mugello.