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Formula 1
01 — 03 September
Milan (14km)
Milan Linate Airport (50km)
Avg. Temp 24 C

Italy

Monza, Italy
From $497
Sergio Perez leads Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso out of turn 2 during the 2021 Italian F1 Grand Prix

WHY GO?

  • Tifosi generate huge atmosphere
  • Fastest track on the Formula 1 calendar
  • Enjoy fashionable Milan, just a short train ride away
  • Devour the world’s best pizza, pasta and prosecco
  • Historic circuit featured in every year of Formula 1


      Book Italian Grand Prix 2023 tickets

      Experience the fastest race of the year at the Temple of Speed 

      There’s a reason the Italian Grand Prix is one of two races to be held in every Formula 1 season: Monza truly is the temple of speed. This historic Italian circuit is built for high-octane racing. Average lap speeds can reach a monumental 264km/h, with teams setting their cars up for high power and low downforce. It’s never short of drama, either. Pierre Gasly stormed to an iconic maiden win in 2020, beating McLaren’s Carlos Sainz to the chequered flag by a fraction of a second. It’s also the scene of 2021’s dramatic Verstappen-Hamilton crash, but Monza truly springs to life when Ferrari perform. Fans of the Italian team – known as the Tifosi – are some of the most passionate in the world, with iconic post-race scenes of track invasions every year. The city of Milan itself is taken over by Grand Prix fever, with two of F1’s three non-British-based teams (Ferrari and AlphaTauri) based in Italy. Pizza, pasta and espresso make for perfect fuel for the race weekend.

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