Successful 2025 ELMS – 4 Hours of Imola Draws 12,800 Fans

The 2025 edition of the ELMS – 4 Hours of Imola proved to be more than just another race on the calendar. Held at the iconic Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari, the event

showcased both high-level motorsport and a rising wave of public enthusiasm. With an

impressive mix of talent and machinery, the series brought together endurance racing fans,

confirming Imola’s role as a key stop on the European Le Mans Series tour. Attendance figures and event execution reflected this, setting a high benchmark for future races.

The weekend saw a diverse lineup of 130 drivers and 44 cars, each team prepared to take on

the technical demands of Imola’s 4.909 km circuit. The track, known for its tight corners and

high-speed straights, offered the ideal environment for an intense endurance showdown. From LMP2 prototypes to GT-class machines, the variety on display kept competition balanced and thrilling across every class.

Behind the scenes, organizers demonstrated strong operational control. Schedule adherence, support staff coordination, and facility readiness all contributed to the event’s positive reception. Imola’s ability to host a large-scale event without disruption emphasized the professionalism involved, while on-site services and clear fan access routes added to the overall experience.

The 2025 edition drew 12,800 attendees over two days, marking a 20% increase compared to

the previous year. This growth highlights the European Le Mans Series’ rising profile and the

public’s continued appetite for endurance racing. The turnout reflects not only the appeal of the on-track product but also the draw of a venue like Imola, known for its rich racing heritage and viewer-friendly layout.

As part of a broader strategy to enhance the racing environment, officials announced plans for track improvements in 2026. While details remain under wraps, these developments are

expected to modernize infrastructure and improve experiences for both teams and fans. With the groundwork laid in 2025, Imola appears set to remain a cornerstone in the ELMS calendar for years to come.