Imola stands as one of motorsports most famous and respected circuits. This legendary Italian circuit has been the stage for decades of Formula One history – hosting over 30 Grand Prix events, where champions like Senna, Schumacher and Alonso have celebrated race wins. With 19 corners over 4.9km, with elevation changes and technical sequences, it is regarded as one of the most exciting and demanding tracks. Few circuits test a car so completely – and this time, it revealed something remarkable about the Bohema…
Imola gave us a moment we didn’t see coming, but a moment we will come to expect
On the very last run of the day, on tyres that were completely finished, the Bohema set a lap four seconds faster than the standing track record. No set-up work. No fresh rubber. No preparation. Just one final lap before heading home… and a result that clearly demonstrates the Bohema’s capability in real, far from ideal conditions.
Why This Is Such An Important Moment
This wasn’t a planned record attempt.
It wasn’t a controlled setup day.
It was simply the car doing what it was built to do – deliver exceptional performance, in real-world conditions, even when circumstances are far from ideal.
It demonstrates something about the Bohema: its performance ceiling is higher than we could have imagined, and we haven’t reached it yet.
For a hypercar that can drive to the circuit, complete a full day of sessions, and set this kind of time on worn tyres – the significance of this achievement speaks for itself.
