Grandstand guide
Poggiosecco - Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello Grandstand Guide
- Video wall
- Numbered seat
Poggiosecco highlighted; other sections in grey.
Poggiosecco is an uncovered numbered grandstand positioned on the outside of turn 3 at Mugello, offering views across a wide stretch of track from turn 2 through turn 7, plus sightlines to the main straight in the distance. The stand features a video wall and numbered seating.
What is the view like from Poggiosecco at Mugello?
Poggiosecco is an uncovered grandstand that faces the outside of turn 3, giving you sightlines across turns 2 through 7 and distant views of the main straight. This broad panorama lets you follow the action as drivers navigate multiple corners in sequence, making it ideal if you want to see sustained racing through a key section of the circuit rather than focus on a single point.
Your seat is numbered and fixed, so you know exactly where you will sit. A video wall is present, which helps you follow action elsewhere on the track and keep up with timing and race information.
Because the stand is uncovered, you are exposed to sun and weather. Bring sunscreen, a hat and water, especially during warm months. Check the weather forecast before race day and dress accordingly.
Frequently asked questions
Is Poggiosecco covered or uncovered?+
Poggiosecco is an uncovered grandstand, so you will be exposed to the elements. Sun protection and weatherproof clothing are advisable.
What corners can I see from Poggiosecco?+
You can see turns 2 through 7, along with distant views of the main straight, giving you a wide view across a significant portion of the circuit.
Are the seats numbered at Poggiosecco?+
Yes, Poggiosecco has numbered seating, so your exact seat location is assigned in advance.
Is there a screen at Poggiosecco?+
A video wall is available at Poggiosecco to help you follow action on other parts of the track and stay informed of race data.
What makes Poggiosecco different from other Mugello grandstands?+
Poggiosecco offers a broad panoramic view across multiple corners (turns 2 to 7) rather than a single focal point, making it suited to fans who want to follow the racing through an extended section of track.
