E-85 COMPETITION it is a SUSTAINABLE BIO fuel, based on Bioethanol (85%), with high anti-knock power (118 RON) and an oxygen content by volume of approximately 28%.

E-85 COMPETITION is the answer of MAGIGAS , for those who want to obtain unthinkable performances with bio-sustainable fuels.

Point of reference in the RACING sector, E85 COMPETITION it is unrivaled in terms of performance and reliability.

E85 COMPETITION it is characterized by a high content of aromatics which guarantee a notable increase in power, torque and acceleration while the high percentage of oxygen guarantees a significant reduction in engine operating temperatures.

You can find it in our online shop

AVGAS 100LL and JET A-1 aviation fuels also available in approved 50 and 200 liter drums

Avgas 100LLe Jet A-1 products they are intended for airplanes and helicopters, they are delivered to airports, aviation and helipads; thanks to our flexibility and organization we have a line of daily shipments of product in drums (50 and 200 liters approved), this also allows small consumers to receive fuel directly to their address. For deliveries of bulk products, we make specific offers.

Find out more about state incentives to convert your car to LPG!

For more information you can contact us on 0573.95.86.51

Magigas is present as the official supplier of racing petrol at the Mugello Circuit this weekend.

To follow the results of the races live, here are the links to the championships

Italian Gran Turismo GT Championship

Italian F4 Championship

Italian TCR championship

Italian Prototype Championship

Magigs is the official supplier of the Italian speed championships on the modern car circuit.

They are speed races.
They take place on closed loop routes called Circuits or Autodromes
Covered-wheel cars, i.e. production cars, tourism, grand tourers, supertourism cars, prototypes and also trucks and open-wheel vehicles, i.e. international formulas (F.1, F.3000, F.3) and free ones, can participate.
The cars start at the same time in an order determined by the qualifying tests.
The most advanced position on the starting grid is considered "pole position".
The start is "from a standing start" when the cars are stopped with the engine off.
The start is "launched" when the cars, after having covered a complete lap of the circuit behind the pace car, receive the starting order by means of light signals.