ACI Racing Weekend at Monza to Feature 187 Cars Across Six National Categories
Autodromo Nazionale Monza hosts the penultimate ACI Racing Weekend of the 2026 season from 9 to 11 October, featuring free spectator entry and nearly 190 cars battling across six national series.
From 9 to 11 October, the Autodromo Nazionale Monza will host the penultimate ACI Racing Weekend of the 2026 season. With free admission for the public, the event gathers 187 cars across six championships, serving as the decisive final round for several Italian national titles.
Headlining the bill is the season finale of the Italian Gran Turismo Sprint Championship, boasting an impressive entry of 73 cars split between GT3 and GT Cup classes. A total of twelve Italian titles are at stake. In the premier GT3 division, Jens Klingmann arrives atop the overall standings with 83 points, closely pursued by the pairing of Georgi Dimitrov and Nicholas Riccitelli.
The GT4 Italy Series also stages its season finale with a record grid of 18 cars across seven manufacturers. The field expands with the debut of two Toyota GR Supra GT4 entries run by Speedy Eventos. While the Pro-Am crown has already been secured by the duo of Maman and Sandrucci, the Am class title remains to be decided at Monza.
Monza will also crown the champion of the E4 Championship single-seater series, where points leader Kenzo Craigie faces competition from Formula 4 champion Luka Sammalisto. Meanwhile, the Campionato Italiano Sport Prototipi concludes its campaign with Andrea Dell'Edera arriving with the title already secured after taking seven victories and four pole positions. Rounding out the meeting is the Italian Historic Circuit Championship, which brings 45 classic machines together for a 60-minute mini-endurance race on Sunday.