The Ferrari Challenge North America has unveiled its 2025 season schedule, featuring both familiar venues and some new additions for the IMSA-sanctioned single-make series.
This announcement coincides with the first year of global competition for the Ferrari 296 Challenge car, which will be the exclusive vehicle for the upcoming season.
All six rounds will include the Club Challenge and Club Competizioni GT support categories, marking a first for the North American single-make championship.
The season will start and end at Laguna Seca, beginning with pre-season testing in late February and concluding with the final round in mid-September. The first official doubleheader in March will see the series staying in Northern California to race at Sonoma Raceway for the fifth consecutive year.
The series will then head to Florida for two consecutive events. The first, in April, will be held at Daytona International Speedway, which returns to the schedule after a two-year absence. Following this, Ferrari Challenge will race at the Miami International Autodrome in May, a week after the Formula One Miami Grand Prix. This event will be the venue’s first standalone race weekend, featuring the 2.8-mile, 19-turn ‘Extended Marina Loop’ configuration.
Next, Ferrari Challenge will travel to Indianapolis Motor Speedway in June for the second consecutive year, followed by a July race at Watkins Glen International, which also returns for the second year in a row. The North American finale will take place at Laguna Seca in September.
The season will conclude with the Finali Mondiali, with further details to be announced later.
2025 Ferrari Challenge North America Schedule:
– Feb. 25-26: Pre-Season Test (Laguna Seca)
– March 5-9: Sonoma Raceway
– April 9-13: Daytona International Speedway
– May 14-18: Miami International Autodrome
– June 4-8: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
– July 23-27: Watkins Glen International
– Sept. 10-12: WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca
– TBC: Ferrari Finali Mondiali
