The crew of Scuderia Baldini finished ahead of the Audi R8 LMS driven by Aka-Delli Guanti-Mazzola and the BMW M4 GT3 driven by Comandini-Guerra-Denes. In the GT Cup, the victory went to Segù-Caiola (Lamborghini Huracan ST Evo2).

After the success of the Sprint series, the Endurance series also kicks off at Vallelunga this weekend for the first event of the season, with 35 cars entered and a total of 101 drivers involved. The team to beat is Scuderia Baldini's Ferrari with reigning champions Fisichella and Mosca, who will be joined this year by Charles Leclerc's brother, Arthur. Among the new entries is MotoGP multi-champion Jorge Lorenzo with the Aston Martin Vantage GT3.

The Best Lap crew won a race that saw three safety car periods and some decisions by Stewards that changed the final standings.

The standings for the GT Cup race are not yet final as the Stewards are reviewing some measures. Tomorrow, two more races are scheduled to take place and will be broadcast live on Acisport and Raisport, as well as on the championship's social media channels.

A new record for participation will be set at the Enzo and Dino Ferrari circuit thanks to new entries in both the GT3 and GT Cup classes. Noteworthy is the television coverage with Acisport TV broadcasting the two races live, while Raisport will provide a delayed broadcast of race-1 and live coverage of race-2, along with live streaming on the championship’s social media channels.

At the Misano World Circuit, the BMW M4 GT3 of BMW Italia-Ceccato Racing Team prevails in the top class, while in the single-make configuration class, the Lamborghini Huracan ST Evo2 of VSR dominates. The other victories go to Randazzo-Clementi (GT Cup AM 1st Div), Palma-Navatta (GT Cup PRO-AM 2nd Div) and Polverini-Liana (GT Cup AM 2nd Div).

D’Auria-Oliva secured the victory in the 1st Division GT Cup AM, while Palma-Navatta (Pro-AM) and Polverini-Liana (AM) did the same in the 2nd Division GT Cup. The last two races are scheduled for tomorrow and will be broadcast live on Acisport and Raisport TV and on the championship's social media channels.

There's a boom in participation for the 22nd edition of the Italian series, which will kick off this weekend at the Misano World Circuit. The season promises to be of great interest both in the GT3 and GT Cup classes, which will award a total of twelve Italian titles. All races will be broadcast on ACISPORT TV and RAISPORT, and streamed on the championship's social media platforms, while entry to the circuit will be free of charge.