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Cremona Circuit

Cremona Circuit

Cremona Circuit

RACE TRACK ITALY

Cremona Circuit

Total length 3768 m

Straight 885 m

Starting straight 400 m

Minimum width 12 m

Maximum width 14 m

Number of curves 13

Right turns 6

Left turns 7

Counterclockwise travel

Maximum transverse slope 5%


There are 13 turns in the circuit, six right-handers and seven left-handers, with varying angles inclinations.


Unlike most road courses today, races at the Cremona Circuit start/finish on the short front straight and not in the 900 meters (2952 feet) back straight, the longest in the raceway.


The average speed of the circuit is 76 mph (122 km/h), with high-performance single-seaters reaching a breathtaking top speed of 167 mph (270 km/h) in the longest straight.


The road course runs counterclockwise over relatively flat terrain, with the sharp angles of its corners adding a challenging edge to racing at Cremona Circuit.


Cremona Circuit Pre 2024

Cremona Circuit Pre 2024 is 3.4 km, 11 turns, counter-clockwise.

Direction Counterclockwise

Uploaded Laps 75

Length 3.44 km

Vertical Gain 8 m

Turns 11

Average Speed 119 kph

Average Lap Time 1:44.5

Power to Weight Average 0.18


The counterclockwise configuration at Cremona Circuit reverses the 3.768-kilometer layout near San Martino del Lago in Lombardy, transforming how riders and drivers approach the 11 curves (5 right, 6 left) of this modern Italian facility that gained FIA Grade B classification.


Running CCW completely alters the experience of Cremona's signature sections—the wide left-handed stadium turn opening sequence, the tricky Turns 4-5-6 combination, and the ninety-degree right into the T8 hairpin followed by the T10 hairpin before the approximately 1-kilometer main straight.


Operating counterclockwise proves particularly valuable at Cremona given the circuit's consistent 12-meter width throughout—wider than many historic Italian circuits but narrower than modern Tilke designs—which creates different overtaking dynamics when corners are approached from reversed angles.


The circuit underwent extensive renovation starting in 2021, expanding from its original 3.450 kilometers to the current 3.768-kilometer length while adding new pits, grandstands, press facilities, and race control infrastructure.


Cremona Circuit

Cremona Circuit is 3.8 km, 13 turns, counter-clockwise.

Direction Counterclockwise

Uploaded Laps 44

Length 3.77 km

Vertical Gain 9 m

Turns 13

Average Speed 127 kph

Average Lap Time 1:46.4

Power to Weight Average 0.15


The 2024 configuration at Cremona Circuit represents the updated layout following extensive modifications completed in March 2024 ahead of the facility's WorldSBK calendar debut, extending the track from 3.702 to 3.768 kilometers while improving the final sector through Turns 11, 12, and 13.


The extension from 3.702 to 3.768 kilometers created additional challenge while maintaining the circuit's 12-meter constant width and 11-curve layout featuring 5 right-handers and 6 left-handers.


Address

S.P. 70, 3, località Ca’ de Soresini

26040 San Martino del Lago (CR), IT

Phone: 0375 350359

Email: info@cremonacircuit.it


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Cremona Circuit

Since 2021, the circuit has undergone extensive renovation: lengthening of the track and the kart track, expansion of the paddock, new pits, grandstands, press room and Race Control.


It extends over a total area of 392 thousand square meters, including two tracks designed to offer performance and safety to the drivers.


Kart Track

The Cremona Circuit kart track offers a technical and challenging track, ideal for drivers eager to test their skills.


With a length of 1,224 metres, 16 corners and a 219-metre main straight , the circuit guarantees an engaging and safe driving experience.


Open every day, the kart track offers free practice sessions for private karts and pit bikes , as well as kart rental services for single sessions or group events.

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