The circuit, inaugurated in 2014, is the only national motorsport facility dedicated to the great champion Giorgio Tazio Nuvolari. From 2019 to 2023, it underwent a major track expansion project, completed in 2024, which extended the track from its initial 2,805 meters to 5,260 meters, making it the second longest Italian circuit today. The new extension allows for the use of five layouts, all approved by the Italian Motorcycling Federation (FMI) and Aci Sport. The facility, which hosts national and international car and motorcycle races, is ISO 14001 and ISO 20121 certified. Since 2019, the circuit has hosted press events, television commercials, and product presentations for some of the most prestigious national and international brands, as well as hosting tests for some of the most iconic faces in motorsport. Since 2021, former racing driver and TV commentator Max Temporali has chosen the Tazio Nuvolari as the venue for several television programs broadcast by TV8 and SKY, such as "Facce da SBK" and "Piega e spiega." In 2023, with an ever-increasing focus on the nonprofit sector, the circuit hosted Emiliano Malagoli's association, a pioneer of motorcycling for the disabled in Italy. Since 2019, the Tazio Nuvolari circuit has also offered two facilities, one 8,000 square meters and the other 13,000 square meters, dedicated to research and development: special tracks and irrigated breaking lines, used by leading Italian and international companies in the sector.

The Milano Portofino 2026 will parade at the prestigious Tazio Nuvolari circuit on Saturday 10 May for some skill tests.