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Standing place

From €325

Grandstand seat

From €1,225

Hospitality

From €1,225

Journeys

From €1,295

About the Circuit

Pierre Gasly achieved his very first Formula 1 victory at the Monza circuit in 2020.

In a frantic Italian Grand Prix, the French Alpha Tauri driver narrowly beat Carlos Sainz's McLaren. The Alpha Tauri team thus secured a surprise victory at the home circuit of the Italian team, which also won at Monza in 2008 (when the team was still called Toro Rosso) thanks to Sebastian Vettel.

 

 

Program

Italian Grand Prix

Fri. 03 – Sun. September 06, 2026

Session Day Time (NL time)*
Workout 1 Friday 11:30 – 12:30
Workout 2 Friday 16:00 – 17:00
Workout 3 Saturday 12:00 – 13:00
Qualification Saturday 16:00 – 17:00
Race Sunday 15:00 – 17:00

 

More information

When it comes to choosing your seat at Monza, there are plenty of grandstands to choose from.

The grandstands are grouped around the main corners of the circuit, namely Prima Variante chicane, Seconda Variante, Variante Ascari and the Parabolica.

Our grandstand tip for Monza is grandstand 8B. From grandstand 8B, you have a good view of the first chicane and can see the cars heading towards Curva Granda.

Children aged 10 and under have free access to the pitches, but you must reserve a ticket for them. Please also note that children are only allowed on the circuit accompanied by an adult.