The Scuderia Baldini team officially clinched the overall title at Vallelunga after mathematics had already awarded it to them in the last race at Mugello. Their triumph came at the end of a race where they finished in second place behind the winners Gilardoni-Guzman-Middleton. The other Italian championship titles went to Comandini-Cassarà-Nilsson (GT3 PRO-AM), Demarchi-Patrinicola-Di Mare (GT Cup PRO-AM) and Caiola-Fabi-Ianniello (GT Cup AM).

The VSR team's crew emerged victorious in the race in the top class, ahead of Klingmann-Spengler and White-D'Auria. In the class reserved for cars in single-make configuration, DL Racing's representatives claimed the top spot on the podium, ahead of Kurzejewski-Balzan and Di Giusto-Cecotto. The first Italian GT3 AM title has already been awarded, won by Ciglia-Fascicolo in their Lamborghini Huracan GT3.

In the highest class, the BMW Italia-Ceccato Racing Team crew (BMW M4 GT3) finished ahead of Michelotto-Liberati and Llarena-Moulin, while in the class reserved for single-make cars, Pellin Racing team (Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo) secured the victory over Randazzo-Stadsbader and Fontana-Gai. However, the standings are pending due to an appeal filed after the race.

The undulating Tuscan circuit is set to score a new participation record this coming weekend, which further qualifies the Italian series on an international level, thanks to 27 drivers from around the world. Both races will be broadcast live on ACISPORT TV and on a delayed basis on Raisport, as well as being available for streaming on the championship's website and social media channels.

At the checkered flag, the BMW Italia-Ceccato Racing Team crew finished ahead of Castro-Pulcini-Gai and Fisichella-Mosca, both in Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo cars, while in the GT Cup, the victories went to Demarchi-Patrinicola-Di Mare (Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo) and Caiola-Fabi-Ianniello (Lamborghini Huracan ST Evo).

After the excellent performances in the three free practice sessions, the Scuderia Baldini crew once again confirms their position in the official qualifying sessions leading the two BMWs and the AF Corse cousins. In the GT Cup, Leutwiler-Costantini-Menzel (Porsche 992 Cup) set the fastest time

The Scuderia Baldini’s pairing repeated the success of the opening race in Pergusa and extended their lead in the overall standings. Galbiati-Piria (Porsche 992 GT3 Cup) triumphed In GT Cup.

The Scuderia Baldini’s pairing set the best time in the combined three timed sessions and will start from pole position alongside Guzman-Gilardoni-Middleton, who set the second-fastest time today. In the GT Cup, the fastest were Demarchi-Patrinicola-Di Mare (Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo), ahead of Piria-Galbiati (EF Racing).

Among the expected crews, Fisichella-Mosca and Demarchi-Patrinicola-Di Mare are the great protagonists of the first round of the season and leaders, respectively, in the GT3 and GT Cup classes. The race will be broadcast live on ACISPORT TV (SKY 228), recorded on Raisport (Freeview 58) and streamed on the championship's website and social media platforms.

In the top class, the VSR team emerged victorious over Marco Butti (Audi R8 LMS) and Liberati-Michelotto (Lamborghini Huracan ST), while in the GT Cup, the representatives of Easy Race (Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo) took the top step of the podium ahead of Colavita-Maggi (Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo) and Segù-Vebster (Lamborghini Huracan ST).

The weekend in Lombardy started with victories in the top class for the representatives of BMW Italia-Ceccato Racing Team (BMW M4 GT3) ahead of Marco Butti and teammates Tamburini-De Luca. Meanwhile, in the class reserved for single-make cars, the Double TT Racing crew (Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo) prevailed over Demarchi-Patrinicola and Fabi-Riva.

The Italian Gran Turismo Championship, in its 21st edition, continues to set records. This weekend, at the Circuit of Monza, will feature the second round of the Sprint series. After the 43 participating teams at the season opener in Misano, the number of registered entries increased by one, matching the all-time record for event participation set last year in Imola.

The Scuderia Baldini crew finished ahead of Gilardoni-Guzman-Middleton (Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo) and Comandini-Cassarà-Nilsson (BMW M4 GT3) at the end of a race characterized by continuous rain and a suspension of over an hour. Demarchi-Patrinicola-Di Mare (Ferrari 488 Challenge) claimed the win in the GT Cup.

This weekend, the endurance series kicks off on the Sicilian track, marking the first of four seasonal events. The regulations include two classes: GT3 and GT Cup, which will award a total of 14 Italian titles. The two-hour race will be broadcast live on ACISPORT TV (SKY 228) and streamed on all social platforms of the championship.

The AF Corse crew in the top class triumphed at the wheel of the Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo, while the VSR driver repeated the victory of race-1 in the class reserved for single-make cars. Sandrucci-Kelstrup (GT3 PRO-AM), Fascicolo-Ciglia (GT3 AM) and Ignazio Zanon (GT Cup-AM) emerge as winners in the sub-classes.

On the track located in Romagna, the 21st edition of the Italian Gran Turismo Championship opened with two very competitive races, with the triumph of Mercedes and Lamborghini. Nurmi-Castro (GT3 PRO-AM) and Fascicolo-Ciglia (GT3 AM) won, while Pastorelli-Pezzucchi took home the victory in the GT Cup AM. The last two races of the program will take place tomorrow and will be broadcast live on ACISPORT TV and streamed on all the championship's social media platforms.

The 2023 season, featuring a rich list of entries in the GT3 and GT Cup classes will kick off this weekend. Seven Italian titles will be awarded for each class. All races will be broadcast on ACISPORT TV and streamed on all social platforms of the championship, while admission to the racetrack will be free.