SEPTEMBER 11–13, 2026
MotoGP San Marino (Misano)
MotoGP returns to the Adriatic coast for one of the season's most atmospheric rounds.
MotoGP returns to the Adriatic coast for the Gran Premio di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, one of the championship's most atmospheric stops and a home round for Italy's own riders and manufacturers. The circuit takes its name from Marco Simoncelli, the Riviera-born rider whose memory still shapes the passion this weekend draws from the local crowd. Rimini also sits at the edge of Italy's Motor Valley, the stretch of Emilia-Romagna that's home to Ducati, Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Maserati, so the racing pedigree runs well beyond just the circuit itself.
Whether you're basing yourself in Rimini or in Bologna, about an hour and a quarter inland, Zeus Prestige delivers exotic and luxury car rental across the region for race weekend.
Availability is limited for race weekend, book early to guarantee your choice.
Long-legged and composed for the coast road between Rimini and Riccione, with enough presence to hold its own once you're parked outside the paddock.
Open-top and loud in exactly the way a motorcycle grand prix weekend calls for, the V10 doing its best impression of what's about to happen on track.
Sharp through the coast road's bends, roof down for however long the Adriatic weather cooperates.
For arriving with a group or covering the wider Riviera in comfort, Rimini to Riccione to the circuit and back without compromise.
The one Motor Valley badge built for exactly this kind of drive, top down along the coast with a V6 note that's more baritone than scream, and just as at home on the Riviera as it is on the Modena roads it was born on.
Misano sits on the stretch of Adriatic coastline shared by Rimini and Riccione, resort towns that fill up for race weekend the way they do for peak summer season. The circuit itself runs 4.2 kilometres with 16 corners, tight enough to keep bikes close together and loud enough that you'll hear it from the beach.
Misano World Circuit sits a short drive south of central Rimini, close enough that race weekend traffic is the main variable rather than distance.
Yes. The circuit's location on Italy's Adriatic coast makes it one of the season's most fervently supported rounds for Italian fans and manufacturers alike.
A full driving license held for at least three years, a valid passport, and an International Driving Permit if your license was issued outside the EU.
Model Guaranteed: rent a specific model and that's the car waiting for you, not a similar one.
Fully Insured: comprehensive coverage is included in every rental, no counter surprises when you arrive.
Delivered to You: we bring the car to your hotel, the airport, or wherever suits, and collect it the same way.
One-Way Rental: pick up in Bologna and drop off in Rimini, turning the drive out to the coast into the start of the weekend instead of a separate errand.
Curated Fleet: every car in the collection is current-generation and immaculately maintained, chosen for how it drives rather than how it photographs.
Limited cars, limited spaces. Reach out to lock in your car before the Riviera fills up for race weekend.