BOSS GP extends the summer with the grand finale of the championship season at Mugello from October 6-8, 2023.
For some competitors, a better ranking in the championship is still at stake, while others want to end the season with a strong sense of achievement. The ideal opportunity to do so and take a ride in their Big Open Single Seater is already in two weeks in Tuscany. The Formula 1 and MotoGP circuit at Mugello will be the venue for two free practice sessions on Friday, qualifying and race 1 on Saturday and a second race on Sunday. This means that a total of over two hours of track time will be available for the BOSS GP Racing Series as part of the PNK Motorsport Racing Weekend.
Anyone wishing to take part in the seventh and final event of the championship season can still register: Registration is open up to and including September 25, 2023. Interested teams and drivers can find all the necessary documents on the website under For Teams.
On August 12 and 13, the next highlight of this season awaits the participants of the BOSS GP Racing Series. The Jack’s Racing Day at TT Circuit Assen is one of the biggest motorsport events in Europe with a unique mix of car, motorbike and superkart racing, stunts and demonstrations. BOSS GP is one of the main attractions of the event!
If you want to take part in the race in the Netherlands, you have to be fast: Registration is open until 28 July 2023. Interested teams and drivers can find all the necessary documents under For Teams.
We invite all interested drivers and teams to register for the upcoming BOSS GP Racing Series season at the latest before February 28, 2023.
In 2023, the BOSS GP Racing Series will once again offer the most professional platform for “gentleman drivers” and young talent to race with Big Open Single Seater cars. Between April and October, races will be held at seven premium European race tracks in five different countries. A race weekend includes two Free Practice sessions, the qualifying and two races.
07–09 April
Circuit Paul Ricard
Le Castellet (FRA)
05–07 May
Hockenheimring
Hockenheim (GER)
09–11 June
Red Bull Ring
Spielberg (AUT)
21–23 July
World Circuit Marco Simoncelli Misano
Misano Adriatico (ITA) without F1 Class
12–13 August
TT Circuit Assen
Assen (NED)
9–10 September
Automotodrom Brno
Brno (CZE) F1 Show Race
22–24 September
Monza Circuit
Monza (ITA)
30 September–1 October
Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours
Magny-Cours (FRA) F1 Show Race
06–08 October
Mugello Circuit
Mugello (ITA)
As usual you can download the Season Application form and the Sporting and Technical Regulations from our website www.bossgp.com/forteams.
The registration form must be completed and sent to office@bossgp.com as well as the registration fee paid by 28/02/2023 at the latest. Please keep in mind, after the 28th of February only the more expensive Guest Driver Application is possible.
Teams and drivers can only register for this season until Friday (18 February 2022) at a special price.
Interested petrolheads can find the registration form (available as a PDF and as a Word document) under this link. Compared to individual entries, full season registration is cheaper and planning for the organisation is much easier.
The BOSS GP Racing Series will continue to offer participants and fans a spectacle for all the senses in 2022. Seven racing events on the best and safest race tracks in Europe are planned for the Big Open Single Seater. The fastest monopostos of the past 25 years will be brought to life and raced in this series. These include Formula 1 cars, IndyCars, Formula 2 or GP2 cars and bolides from the World Series by Renault. Also eligible are monopostos such as the Rodin FZED or Lotus T125, which are specially designed for use on track days and for gentleman drivers. With the still young class of SUPER LIGHTS, Formula 3000 cars and cars from the World Series by Nissan with the six-cylinder engines also get a new home.
For more information on registration and regulations, please contact BOSS GP General Manager Dario Pergolini at office@bossgp.com or +41 78 670 15 00.
BOSS GP Racing Series Events 2022:
6-8 May | Jim Clark Revival Hockenheim (Germany)
3-5 June | Red Bull Ring Spielberg (Austria)
17-19 June | French Historic Grand Prix Le Castellet (France)
TBA | Race to be announced
9-11 September | Masaryk Racing Days Brno (Czech Republic)
14-16 October | Forza Fanatec Mugello (Italy)
4-6 November | Pirelli Grande Finale Misano (Italy)
The registration for the 2022 BOSS GP Racing Series season is now open for teams and drivers.
It is now possible to register for the 2022 season, which runs until 18 February 2022. Compared to individual entries, registration is cheaper. Interested parties can find the registration form (available as a PDF and as a Word document) under this link.
The BOSS GP Racing Series will again offer participants and fans a spectacle for all senses in 2022. Seven race events on the best and safest racetracks in Europe are planned for the Big Open Single Seater. The fastest monopostos of the past 25 years will be brought to life and raced in this series.
For more information on registration and regulations, please contact BOSS GP General Manager Dario Pergolini at office@bossgp.com or +41 78 670 15 00.
BOSS GP Racing Series Events 2022:
6-8 May | Jim Clark Revival Hockenheim (Germany)
3-5 June | Red Bull Ring Spielberg (Austria)
17-19 June | French Historic Grand Prix Le Castellet (France)
TBA | Race to be announced
9-11 September | Masaryk Racing Days Brno (Czech Republic)
14-16 October | Forza Fanatec Mugello (Italy)
4-6 November | Pirelli Grande Finale Misano (Italy)
The BOSS GP Racing Series is back on the starting grid at the Masaryk Racing Days in Brno.
Europe’s fastest racing series will return to the Automotodrom in Brno this weekend. From Friday to Sunday, 20 of the world’s fastest racing cars representing Formula 1, Formula 2, GP2, World Series by Renault and Formula 3000 will gather in the Czech Republic’s second-largest city for the fourth of five 2021 season events for an unforgettable experience. The public is admitted to the Masaryk Racing Days, and the paddock can also be visited. A weekend ticket costs 16 euros, a one-day ticket 12 euros – tickets are sold directly at the entrances.
With a length of 5.403 kilometres, the circuit on the western outskirts of the city is the second longest on the 2021 BOSS GP race calendar after Monza. Fast and flowing corners alternate with a technically demanding section. Engine power is also a decisive factor because the Czech rollercoaster is steeply uphill in the last third of the track. Ideal terrain, therefore, for Ulf Ehninger (GER, ESBA Racing) in the Benetton B197 and Ingo Gerstl (AUT, Top Speed) in the Toro Rosso STR1 to bring their V10 power to bear. In the FORMULA class, Marco Ghiotto (ITA, Scuderia Palladio) will try to take his sixth win of the season. However, his fiercest opponents, Simone Colombo and Luca Martucci (both ITA, MM International), will have something against it. After a one race break, Red Bull Ring winner Harald Schlegelmilch (LVA, HS Engineering) is also back in the field. In the SUPER LIGHTS, Maurizio Copetti (ITA) is the favourite in his V6 World Series machine.
In addition to the headliner BOSS GP, other race series will take place from Friday to Sunday: Drexler Formula Cup, ESET V4 Cup with the TCR Eastern Europe and the Renault Clio Cup Bohemia, Suzuki Swift Cup Europe and historic racing classes (HAIGO).
Schedule BOSS GP Masaryk Racing Days Brno:
Friday, 3 September 2021 11:10–11:40 Free Practice 1 15:25–15:55 Free Practice 2
Saturday, 4 September 2021 09:30–10:00 Qualifying 15:25 Race 1 (20 minutes)
Drivers and teams can still register for a BOSS GP full season program until Friday, the 28th of February.
For those
who have not yet registered for the 2020 BOSS GP season, now is the right time!
The last day for the registration for all races and therefore a cheaper
registration fee compared to single entries is next Friday, February 28, 2020.
However,
interested drivers and team will have the option of registering as guest
drivers for individual events after that date. Further information on
registration and regulations can be requested from race coordinator Malin
Strandberg: race@bossgp.com or +43 650 784 07 84
Less than 80 days left until the first BOSS GP race in Mugello and already numerous drivers have registered for our 26th season.
The registration has only started at the beginning of January, and despite this, numerous drivers and teams have already registered for the 2020 season. The interest has rarely been as great as this year. We thank you all, who has already signed for the season!
The regulations of the
spectacular racing series are very similar to those of 2019. Only the fastest
monoposto racing cars of the past 20 years will be allowed to participate. Six
race weekends with twelve races are scheduled for Europe’s fastest racing
series this season. Starting in March with the return to Mugello, followed by
the Jim Clark Revival at the Hockenheimring, Forza Fanatec in Misano, the Cuvee
Sensorium Grand Prix in Assen, the Masaryk Racing Days in Brno and the Pirelli
Grande Final in Imola in October.
Interested drivers and
teams can request their entry form and further information from race
coordinator Malin Strandberg: race@bossgp.com or +43 650 784 07 84
Team Speed Center organises a test day on 29 March 2019 in Navarre, Spain. Teams and drivers from the BOSS GP are very welcome.
The early test is an ideal opportunity for BOSS GP drivers and teams to prepare for the upcoming season. On Friday, March 29, 2019, drivers will be able to drive their race car for 1,500 Euros (net) all day on the track. The test day is hosted by the German BOSS GP team Speed Center. For more information on how to get there, hotels etc., interested parties can contact team principal Markus Lehmann by e-mail at info@speed-center.com
Navarre is a province in the north of Spain, on the border to France. The Circuito de Navarra is in the city of Los Arcos and is almost four kilometres long. The FIA classifies the circuit as Grade 2, as does, for example, the BOSS GP circuit in Brno. For those who don’t know the Circuito de Navarra, the following onboard video of a Formula 3 car will give you a first look:
