Autodromo di Cellole

V. 0.6 - Added props, general improvements

The Autodromo di Cellole has its roots in a historic local track known as the Speedway di Cellole, active from the mid-1990s until its closure in 2010, when it became a reference point for motorcycle enthusiasts in southern Italy.
After the shutdown, the site was acquired and plans emerged to redevelop it into a modern autodrome. From 2014 onward, the project received key approvals, including urban planning and environmental clearance, aiming to create a multi-purpose motorsport facility with a circuit of around 3 km, paddock, and supporting infrastructure.
Conceived as a major hub for motorsport in Campania, the autodrome was intended to host national and international racing events and to boost tourism and economic activity in the region.