Monza seating area · Updated 24 August 2026
Seconda Variante and Roggia
Four premium-tariff products cluster around the second chicane. The map supports their sector, but not one universal sightline across entry, apex and exit.
| Product | Weekend list | Sunday list | Saturday | Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 · Seconda Variante | €792 | €570 | €242 | €121 |
| 10 · Roggia | €792 | €570 | €242 | €121 |
| 33A · Seconda Variante 1 | €792 | €570 | €242 | €121 |
| 33B · Seconda Variante 2 | €792 | €570 | €242 | €121 |
What this area supports
Second chicane. Braking, kerb use and direction change. The organiser’s map supports each named product’s approximate sector. It does not prove one exact sightline for every block, row or seat.
Who it suits
A technical braking zone after the Curva Grande run. The main compromise is All four carry the same high €792 weekend list price.
Seat and cover evidence
Numbered stands require buyers to select a seat directly on the official checkout map. Centrale is explicitly marked covered; no other roof claim is carried forward here. A covered label still does not establish wind-driven rain, low-sun or row-level protection.
Accessibility check
The 2026 procedure reserves a section of stand 7 Biassono for ambulatory disabled spectators and stand 31 for wheelchair users. Accreditation closed before this update, so a standard product name must not be treated as an accessible booking. Contact the organiser about any existing confirmation.
Strengths
- Braking and change of direction
- Four location choices
- Numbered seating
Check before arrival
- Exact entry/exit bias needs the checkout map
- No confirmed roof
- Sunday and weekend are no longer advertised