BY CAR/MOTORCYCLE

Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli is next to the motorway, so getting there by car or motorbike is easy.

From the North (e.g., Milan, Bologna)

1. Take the A1/E35 Highway → head southeast on the A1/E35 towards Bologna.
2. Merge onto A14/E45 From Bologna → merge onto the A14/E45 towards Ancona/Rimini.
3. Exit at Cattolica → take the exit for Cattolica-San Giovanni-Gabicce.
4. Follow Signs to Misano After exiting, follow the signs for Misano Adriatico. Continue on SP17 and then SP50, following signs to the circuit.

From the South (e.g., Rome, Naples)

1. Take the A1/E35 Highway →head north on the A1/E35 towards Florence/Bologna.
2. Merge onto A14/E45 → from Bologna, merge onto the A14/E45 towards Ancona/Rimini.
3. Exit at Cattolica → take the exit for Cattolica-San Giovanni-Gabicce.
4. Follow Signs to Misano After exiting, follow the signs for Misano Adriatico. Continue on SP17 and then SP50, following signs to the circuit.

From the East (e.g., Ancona)

1. Take the A14/E45 Highway → head northwest on the A14/E45 towards Bologna.
2. Exit at Cattolica → take the exit for Cattolica-San Giovanni-Gabicce.
3. Follow Signs to Misano After exiting, follow the signs for Misano Adriatico. Continue on SP17 and then SP50, following signs to the circuit.

From the West (e.g., Florence)

1. Take the A1/E35 Highway → head northeast on the A1/E35 towards Bologna.
2. Merge onto A14/E45 from Bologna →merge onto the A14/E45 towards Ancona/Rimini.
3. Exit at Cattolica → take the exit for Cattolica-San Giovanni-Gabicce.
4. Follow Signs to Misano After exiting, follow the signs for Misano Adriatico. Continue on SP17 and then SP50, following signs to the circuit.