All updates on the most electrifying racing series
On 25–26 September, the Canossa Events-organised series heads beyond Italy for the only time in 2026. Twenty-four cars are set to take on the Belgian circuit, with a 1.5 coefficient adding further weight to the penultimate round ahead of the Misano finale.
New timetable for the fourth round of the season, scheduled for September 25 and 26.
Championship standings still wide open in both groups, with the Belgian round coming before the Misano finale.
The third round of the Alfa Revival Cup at Vallelunga reshuffles the championship standings and sets the stage for an eagerly anticipated visit to Spa-Francorchamps
The Canossa Events championship returns to the track on 18–19 July for a round that could prove decisive in the battle for the 2026 titles
The Canossa Events championship returns to the track on 18–19 July for a round that could prove decisive in the battle for the 2026 titles
The partnership has been officially announced and will accompany the season with a special edition created for the winners of the E/F and G/H/I categories
Massimo and Marco Guerra claim victory in the G/H/I category, while Francesco Pantaleo prevails in E/F
Bertinelli leads the G/H/I standings heading into Round 2, while the E/F category remains finely balanced with Benedini and Morteo setting the pace.
Alessandro Morteo and Lorenzo Moramarco seal G/H/I honours, while Giampaolo Benedini and Bruno Ferrari head E/F. Safety Car, driver changes and strategy define Round 1.
The opening clash of a season set to deliver hard racing from the very first lap.
Round 2 brought forward to join the Italian Historic Championship weekend
