Race Grid Guide
The first chicane and spectator grandstands at Autodromo Nazionale Monza

Italy · Independent circuit guide

Monza

Compare every 2026 ticket-list product by real published price, then use nine evidence-based areas to choose between braking, speed, ceremony and parkland atmosphere.

Availability boundary: on 24 August the organiser advertised only Friday and Saturday tickets as still available. Weekend and Sunday figures below preserve the official price list but are not live offers. The official checkout map controls the seat. Except for Centrale’s published covered status, do not assume roof, shade, screen, fence or obstruction conditions from an area name.

Circuit length
5.793 km
Grand Prix laps
53
Listed seating products
48
2026 weekend
4–6 Sep

Original circuit diagram

Speed through the park.

The diagram is independently simplified with OpenStreetMap orientation. The official ticket map and final event mobility plan control stands, gates and accessible routes.

Monza circuit and approximate seating areasAn independently simplified Monza outline with markers for the main straight, first chicane, Biassono, Roggia, Lesmo, Ascari and Parabolica sectors.START / FINISHPRIMA VARIANTEBIASSONOROGGIALESMOASCARIPARABOLICA

The circuit is independently simplified with geographic orientation checked against OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. Markers are approximate areas, not official entrances, blocks, rows or accessible routes.

Nine decision areas · 48 products

Choose the Monza moment.

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1Weekend list €1,344

Centrale

Start/finish and pit straight

The flagship start-line product is the only stand explicitly marked covered in the official price sheet and carries the highest published tariff.

Best for

Race ceremony, pit strategy and weather cover

4 · 26A–C · GT 2/3/27–30Weekend list €444–€1,008

Start and finish straight

Both sides of the main straight

Laterale Sinistra, Laterale Destra and the numbered finish-line terraces spread along a long straight; the exact grid, pit and podium relationship changes materially by block.

Best for

Full-throttle speed with lower prices than Centrale

5 · 6A–C · 8A/B · 8 BIS · 32Weekend list €210–€1,008

Prima Variante

End of the 1.1 km main straight

Formula 1 identifies the Rettifilo chicane as a prime overtaking and first-lap location. The official map places several inside, outside, entry and exit products around it.

Best for

The largest braking event and first-lap action

7Weekend list €684

Biassono

Curva Grande / Biassono sector

The product sits beside the fast sweep toward the second chicane, prioritising speed and direction change rather than a slow braking apex.

Best for

Monza's signature speed in the trees

9 · 10 · 33A/BWeekend list €792

Seconda Variante and Roggia

Second chicane

Four premium-tariff products cluster around the second chicane. The map supports their sector, but not one universal sightline across entry, apex and exit.

Best for

A technical braking zone after the Curva Grande run

10 BIS · 11 · 34Weekend list €444–€684

Lesmo and Serraglio

Lesmo corners to Serraglio

Lesmo 1 Esterna, Lesmo 2 Interno and Serraglio form three distinct perspectives across a long parkland sector, with weekend list prices from €444 to €684.

Best for

Corner exit, engine note and a quieter parkland setting

12–14 · 16–18Weekend list €594–€792

Ascari

Ascari chicane

Eight official products surround the Ascari complex, ranging from the premium stand 16 to inner, outer and exit positions at one common €594 lower band.

Best for

High-speed technical sequence and multiple view orientations

21A–E · 22 · 23A/B · 25 · GFWeekend list €210–€684

Parabolica / Curva Alboreto

Final corner and exit

The circuit's final-corner inventory spans lateral, inner, exit and non-numbered terrace products from €210 to €684 for the weekend list.

Best for

A historic corner and acceleration onto the main straight

24 · 35A–CWeekend list €444–€594

Vedano

Final sector beside Parabolica

Vedano and Vedano A–C provide four official products at two tariff levels near the circuit's southern entrance side.

Best for

A final-sector location with a lower published price band

Primary sources and open geometry

Monza’s live page controls availability, its price-list PDF controls named products and tariffs, Formula 1 supplies circuit facts, and OpenStreetMap supplies geographic orientation.