Carl Bennett is set to return to action this weekend at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the International GT Open season finale, where he will once again pilot the #51 Ferrari 296 GT3 alongside co-driver Tommaso Mosca for AF Corse in the Pro class. Coming off a standout victory at Barcelona, the pair enter Monza with strong momentum and a clear goal — to finish the season with another top result and maximize their championship points haul.
Known as the “Temple of Speed,” Monza is one of the most iconic circuits in the world. For Bennett, the 3.6-mile Italian circuit represents not only a historic venue but also an opportunity to cap off an already successful season in style.
“Winning in Barcelona gave us a huge confidence boost heading into this weekend,” explained Carl Bennett. “Monza is such a legendary track, and racing here with AF Corse in the Ferrari is something truly special. Our goal is to keep the momentum going, stay focused, and finish the season as strong as we possibly can.”
Bennett and Mosca’s consistent pace and teamwork have been key to AF Corse’s strong season, and all eyes will be on the #51 Ferrari as the pair take to the track one final time this year at Monza. The International GT Open weekend will begin on Thursday with testing, followed by official practice sessions on Friday. Saturday will see separate qualifying sessions for both races, as well as Race 1, while Race 2 will close out the 2025 season on Sunday.
Fans can follow Carl Bennett and AF Corse’s journey live all weekend long via the International GT Open Series YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@GTOPENseries. The full weekend schedule can be found here.
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