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Home » 2027 Italian GP ticket prices and sale date confirmed for Monza

2027 Italian GP ticket prices and sale date confirmed for Monza

Italian GP Ferrari fans at Monza

Ticket prices for the 2027 Italian GP at Monza have been released, with the return of the Formula 1 Sprint bringing modest increases across several categories. Fans will be able to purchase tickets through the general sale from 12:00 on September 24, 2026.

Tickets are not available for immediate purchase, but supporters can already register for the waiting list through Formula 1’s online platforms. The updated prices cover a race weekend that will feature competitive action on all three days after Monza was selected to host the Sprint format again in 2027.

F1 Sprint returns for the 2027 Italian GP at Monza

The return of the Sprint is one of the significant changes included in the 2027 Formula 1 calendar. Monza will therefore stage a busier programme than it did in 2026, giving spectators an additional race alongside qualifying and the main Italian Grand Prix.

Formula 1 is scheduled to arrive in Brianza at the beginning of September. The track action will begin on Friday, September 3, before the weekend concludes with the Italian Grand Prix on Sunday, September 5.

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Adding the Sprint has contributed to a general increase in the cost of attending the event, although the adjustments are not equally distributed across every seating and admission category.

2027 Italian GP ticket prices compared with 2026

The central grandstand weekend pass receives the most notable increase. Its new price is listed at approximately €1,614, representing a rise of around 20 per cent compared with the equivalent ticket for the 2026 Italian GP.

Not every option has become more expensive. Weekend passes for the grandstands positioned along the finish line will fall from €444 in 2026 to €351 for the 2027 event, providing a substantial reduction despite the addition of the Sprint.

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General admission in the circular lawn area changes only slightly. Access to every session across the weekend will cost €126, compared with €120 for the previous edition of the race. That represents an increase of €6 for fans choosing Monza’s least expensive full-weekend admission option.

When 2027 Monza F1 tickets go on sale

Formula 1 and the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza have published the pricing structure ahead of the general sale. Supporters interested in attending can join the official waiting list before tickets are released at 12:00 on September 24, 2026.

The grandstand map and complete list of prices will allow fans to compare the available viewing areas before selecting their preferred ticket. Demand for the Italian Grand Prix is traditionally strong, while the return of the Sprint gives Ferrari supporters another competitive session to watch at the Scuderia’s home event.

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