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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.
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.
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.
