The city of Napoli is gearing up to ignite engines once again as the third edition of the Napoli Racing Show prepares to take over the stunning Lungomare waterfront. Scheduled for November 27-29, the city circuit overlooking the Gulf of Napoli promises a grand spectacle blending high-performance motorsport, local culture, and entertainment.
During the official presentation at Palazzo San Giacomo, Mayor Gaetano Manfredi and event president Enzo Rivellini emphasized that this year's installment will be much more structured than its predecessors. The newly redesigned track layout has been optimized to utilize exclusively the pedestrian zone of the Lungomare, allowing regular city traffic to flow smoothly throughout the race weekend.
The competitive action will ignite on Saturday and Sunday, while the event village will remain vibrant with live music and entertainment extending late into the night. Around 60 vehicles are expected to hit the tarmac, featuring roughly 30 elite supercars from renowned manufacturers like Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, and Aston Martin.

Fans will witness a stellar line-up of Italian motorsport talents, including multi-champion Danny Zardo, Vito Postiglione, Sabatino Di Mare, alongside local favorites Cosimo Turizio and Piero Nappi, who came remarkably close to Formula 1 during their careers. The packed schedule alternates between intense GT time trials, the Rally Master Show, prototype showcases, and historic racing machines.
Automotive history enthusiasts will also find plenty to celebrate, with iconic machines such as the world-championship-winning Lancia Beta Montecarlo 037 and a historic Formula 1 single-seater once raced by James Hunt taking center stage. Andrea Maglione, winner of the 1960 Posillipo Grand Prix Formula Junior race, is set to drive his original car once again.
Beyond the track action, fans can experience racing physics firsthand through advanced simulators developed alongside local universities. Organizers continue to harbor long-term ambitions, eyeing a future where major international motorsport championships could potentially make their way to southern Italy.



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