2026 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix

Many suites are positioned along the start/finish straight, offering incredible views of the high-speed run into Turn 1. Guests can enjoy gourmet Italian cuisine, premium drinks, and electric race-day energy.

Monza is the fastest circuit on the Formula 1 calendar, a place where cars regularly exceed 350 km/h and slipstream battles are the norm. Its long straights, passionate Tifosi crowd, and rich history make it one of the most iconic races in the sport.

Rubens Barrichello holds the lap record with a time of 1:21.046 in 2004.

Few crowds can match the Tifosi. The sea of red Ferrari flags, the chants, and the podium invasion after the race create a truly unmatched sporting spectacle.

By Train

Monza train station is in Monza town centre, about 6.6 km from the track. Regular suburban train lines S8, S9 and S11 cover the trip from Milan to Monza in about 20 minutes and run at least every half an hour. The closest station to the gates of the circuit is the tiny ‘Biassono / Lesmo’ station to the northeast of the circuit. It’s about a 10-minute walk from here to Monza’s North Gate.

By Car

If you are travelling by car, allow extra time during a Grand Prix weekend, especially after Sunday’s race. To get from Milan to the circuit head northeast along the Viale Fulvio Testi and continue onto the SS36. Exit to Monza/Saronno and merge onto Viale Lombardia. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Viale Cesare Battisti. After 1.5 km turn left onto the Viale Regina Margherita and continue onto Viale Brianza. From here follow local signs to the bookable parking areas.

By Bus

There are regular buses connecting Milan and Monza operated by ATM which fave the following bus line: 723, 724, and 722. You can also take the metro as far as Sesto 1 ° Maggio FS on line 1 and from here, catch the bus Z221 to Monza.