








Our relationship with the Magione circuit goes back over ten years of on-track activity.
In 2021, after years of hands-on experience, the Magione Superbattle project takes shape through the collaboration of Stefano T., Riccardo M., and Alessio C. From the very beginning, the objective is clear: to bring a Time Attack-inspired event to Italy, rooted in Japanese culture, with a strong and recognizable identity.
The original name was “Magione Superlap,” but it quickly proved too limiting. The final choice — “Superbattle” — is a direct reference to the Revspeed Tsukuba Superbattle. Not just a tribute, but a statement of intent. Not a simple trackday, but a direct challenge against the clock, between cars, teams, and different philosophies. The first edition, in October 2022, was intentionally minimal: 40 cars, a selected audience, and a genuine atmosphere. That was the starting point.
2025 marks the turning point.
Per la prima volta nella storia di un evento automobilistico in Italia, Keiichi Tsuchiya — figura simbolo del motorsport giapponese e pioniere della cultura drift e Time Attack — è ospite ufficiale della manifestazione. Nello stesso anno, Magione Superbattle registra i numeri più alti di sempre: quasi 200 vetture partecipanti tra sabato e domenica e oltre 7.000 visitatori nel solo weekend.
More importantly, 2025 represents a key step on the international stage.
For the first time, an Italian brand becomes an official sponsor within the Japanese Time Attack scene, alongside benchmark events such as the Attack Tsukuba. A milestone that moves Superbattle beyond a local dimension and into a global network.
In 2024, Alessio C. and Alessio P. founded A.S.D. The Italian Superbattle, giving the project a more structured foundation and setting the conditions for long-term growth.
2026 is the next step.
The goal is to raise the level even further: more content, stronger international presence, and greater value for partners and sponsors—while preserving the identity that has made Superbattle a reference point in the European scene.