Castelletto di Branduzzo-Castello Circuit
Castelletto Circuit
RACE TRACK ITALY
Castelletto Circuit - Motodromo & Autodromo
Castelletto Circuit CCW
Castelletto Circuit CCW is 1.9 km, 16 turns, counter-clockwise.
Direction Counterclockwise
Uploaded Laps 32
Length 1.9 km
Vertical Gain 9 m
Turns 16
Average Speed 79 kph
Average Lap Time 1:26.6
Castelletto Circuit Short
Castelletto Circuit Short is 1.5 km, 13 turns, counter-clockwise.
Direction Counterclockwise
Length 1.45 km
Vertical Gain 0 m
Turns 13
The development of the track in an anti-clockwise direction is 1900 meters of excellent asphalt also designed for wet tests, with an average width of 10 meters, well-positioned curbs and 16 different curves (9 left and 7 right) with a straight of 350 meters.
The escape spaces designed specifically for motorcycles and therefore excellent for cars, the jersey separators of lanes along the entire track make it one of the safest and most modern circuits for anyone who wants to drive. In February 2019 the permanent dirt part for 2 and 4 wheels of 700 m. of development was inaugurated.
Castelletto Circuit, officially known as the 7 Laghi Kart, is a motorsport facility located in Castelletto di Branduzzo, Lombardy, Italy, primarily known for karting but also hosting other forms of racing.
Originally a modest karting track, it has evolved into a comprehensive complex boasting multiple track configurations and modern amenities.
Originally a modest karting track, it has evolved into a comprehensive complex boasting multiple track configurations and modern amenities.
The primary track layout is a technical and challenging circuit stretching approximately 1.256 kilometers (0.78 miles).
It features a mix of fast straights, sweeping curves, and tight hairpin turns, demanding precision and agility from drivers.
A key characteristic is its undulating terrain, with noticeable elevation changes that add to the circuit's complexity and visual appeal.
The circuit is designed to promote overtaking opportunities, particularly at the end of the main straight and into the tighter corners.
While karting remains its core activity, Castelletto Circuit also hosts races for smaller formula cars, touring cars, and motorcycle events.
The facility is equipped with a modern timing system, race control, pit garages, and spectator areas, catering to both amateur and professional racing series.
The circuit's versatility makes it a popular choice for testing, driver training, and corporate events.
What sets Castelletto apart is its commitment to karting excellence and its ability to adapt to different racing disciplines.
Address
Str. Neighboring The Scevola, 1
27040 Castelletto di Branduzzo (PV), Italy
Mob: +39 348 3173230 / 1
Tel: +39 0383 855082
Castelletto Circuit
The Castelletto Circuit, approved by the IMF and ACI Sport, is today a national and international reference point for training, driving courses, races on 2 and 4 wheels. Sports bikes, Motorcycles, Motard, MiniGP and more find an ideal track for year-round tests! The 4 wheels, captained by: Rally Cars, Legend Cars, SuperCars, Drift, KartCross, Formula and Prototypes are at home in Castelletto.
Castelletto Circuit History
The Castelletto Circuit was born from the ashes of a Motocross-Speedway plant that became gradually obsolete. Resumed and modernized over the years, it plays an important role in the management of motorsport in Northern Italy. Workshops specialized in 2 and 4 wheels, cold table, rest and a highly competent staff, contribute decisively to its success.
In 2020, strong with incredible success in the United States in November 2019, where the Italian Legend Cars Team won the Legend Cars World Championship.Semi-Pro Castelletto Circuit, in collaboration with the 13M team, have decided to create a driving school, the Legend Cars Driver Academy, where students can grow, learn and race at a high level and low costs.