#AutodromoVallelunga

The Autodromo di Vallelunga, officially known as the Autodromo Vallelunga Piero Taruffi, is an Italian motor racing circuit located in Campagnano di Roma, approximately 30 km north of Rome. Established in 1951 through the conversion of a former horse racing track, it initially featured an unpaved course used for motorcycle and automobile competitions. In 1957, racing driver and engineer Piero Taruffi designed a new asphalt circuit, subsequently expanded and modified to accommodate increasingly demanding motor racing events. During the 1960s, Vallelunga became an established venue for Italian sports car, Grand Touring and single-seater competitions, hosting events such as the Trofeo Ettore Bettoja. The circuit came under the ownership of the Automobile Club d'Italia in 1967 and underwent further improvements during the following decades, including changes to its layout and safety facilities. A major reconstruction completed in 2005 extended the principal circuit to 4.085 km, with an alternative configuration of 4.110 km for motorcycle racing. On 12 October 2006, the circuit was officially named after Piero Taruffi, commemorating the centenary of his birth and his contribution to its development. Vallelunga remains active as a venue for national and international motor racing, vehicle testing, driver training and historic motorsport events.

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