The countdown is on for the 2026 Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix, and tickets are officially on sale! For Ferrari fans, there’s no better place to witness the Scuderia in action than the historic Autodromo Nazionale Monza. Known for its legendary speed and passionate tifosi, Monza offers an unforgettable experience every September.
Why Monza is a must-visit for Ferrari fans
The Monza circuit, built in just 110 days in 1922, stands as one of the oldest and fastest tracks on the F1 calendar. Since the inaugural Formula 1 season in 1950, Monza has been the permanent home of the Italian Grand Prix. Its long straights and challenging chicanes, surrounded by the iconic Royal Park, make it a thrilling venue where Ferrari fans can cheer their favorite team at high speed.
Whether you’re admiring the cars on the straights or feeling the intensity through the Curva Parabolica, every corner at Monza has history, records, and unforgettable moments.
Ticket information
All tickets for grandstands and general admission are issued as print@home tickets, which will be delivered to your email. You’ll receive them at least 10 days before the race, and no shipping fees apply. Please note that children’s tickets are not available.
Grandstand and general admission tickets
| Grandstand | Price* | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| 8A Prima Variante Esterna A Wkd. | € 799,00 | BUY |
| 5 Piscina Wkd. | € 716,00 | BUY |
| 21C Laterale Parabolica C Wkd. | € 514,00 | BUY |
*All prices include taxes and exclude shipping.
Autodromo Nazionale Monza: key circuit facts
- First Grand Prix: 1950
- Circuit length: 5.793 km
- Race distance: 306.72 km
- Number of laps: 53
- Turns: 11
- Lap record: 1:20.901 min – Lando Norris (2025)
Watching Ferrari fight for victory at Monza is a bucket-list experience for every F1 enthusiast. With tickets now on sale, secure your spot early and join thousands of passionate tifosi in supporting the Prancing Horse at one of Formula 1’s most historic circuits.
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