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Lombardy, Italy

Monza

"The Fastest Circuit in Formula 1"

The Temple of Speed. Monza's long straights and flat corners make it the ultimate test of pure speed.

Book Now 850 km from Spa-Francorchamps
5.793 km
Track Length
1922
Opened
11
Corners
1.194 m
Longest straight (Rettifilo)
Clockwise
Direction
1:20.901
Lap RecordLando Norris, F1, 2025
About The Circuit

Autodromo Nazionale di Monza

The Autodromo Nazionale di Monza is the fastest circuit on the F1 calendar and one of the oldest permanent racing circuits in the world. Located in the royal park of Monza, just outside Milan, this circuit breathes history from every square metre. The long straights, the iconic Lesmo corners and the notorious Parabolica turn every lap into an adrenaline rush. The Tifosi — the passionate Italian fans — create an atmosphere unmatched anywhere in the world.

History

Opened in 1922, Monza is one of the oldest circuits in the world. It has hosted almost every edition of the Italian Grand Prix. The old banking, built in 1955, is still visible in the park. Monza is where speed reigns — it is regularly the circuit with the highest average speed on the F1 calendar.

1922
Circuit opened
1950
F1 World Championship begins — Monza is part of it
1955
Banking built
1961
Tragic weekend — Wolfgang von Trips
2020
Pierre Gasly wins the Italian GP
Famous Corners

Corner by Corner

Lesmo 1 & 2AscariParabolicaCurva Grande
Curva GrandeFast Corner

A fast right-hander taken almost flat-out. Courage and trust in the car are essential.

Lesmo 1Fast Right-Hander
Lesmo 2Fast Right-Hander
AscariChicane
Parabolica (Alboreto)Long Corner

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