Round 13 · 2026

Italian Grand Prix 2026

Autodromo Nazionale Monza

Monza, Italy · 4 Sept–6 Sept, 2026

The 2026 Italian Grand Prix 2026 has finished. The 2027 dates appear here as soon as F1 publishes next season's calendar; the travel guide below stays useful for next year.

By the F1 Weekend team · Sources: Formula 1 timetable (Jolpica F1 API)

Weekend Schedule

All sessions, times & timetable

Experiences

Curated activities for every session gap

Getting There

Transport, parking & gate times

Tips & FAQ

Weather, budget, tips & FAQ

Plan my weekend

Your sessions + things to do around them

Looking for things to do between sessions? Browse Monza F1 2026 experiences — curated activities matched to every session gap in the weekend.

Why Monza Is the Perfect F1 City

Visiting Monza for the Italian Grand Prix is an essential pilgrimage for any Formula 1 enthusiast. Known as the 'Temple of Speed,' the Autodromo Nazionale Monza is the fastest track on the calendar, where cars reach blistering speeds of over 350 km/h. The atmosphere is unlike any other, driven by the legendary 'Tifosi'—the passionate Ferrari fans who turn the grandstands into a sea of red. Beyond the high-octane action on the track, Monza itself offers a charming escape. Nestled within one of Europe's largest walled parks, the circuit is surrounded by lush greenery and historic royal villas. Just a short train ride away lies Milan, Italy's fashion and design capital, providing a perfect blend of sporting intensity and sophisticated urban culture. You can spend your mornings exploring the Duomo and your afternoons witnessing the pinnacle of motorsport. The 2026 race is particularly exciting as it marks the debut of new technical regulations, promising a fresh competitive order at this historic venue. Whether you’re there for the history, the speed, or the incredible Italian food and wine, Monza delivers an unforgettable race weekend experience.

Round

13 of 24

Dates

4 Sept–6 Sept

Circuit

Autodromo Nazionale Monza

City

Monza, IT

Turns

Lap Record

1:20.901 (Lando Norris, 2025)

Circuit Length

5.793 km

Italian Grand Prix 2026 2026: FAQ

What is the best way to get to the circuit from Milan?

Taking the train from Milan Central to Monza station is highly recommended, followed by a dedicated shuttle bus or a 30-minute walk through the park to the circuit gates.

Can I see the old high-speed banking?

Yes, parts of the iconic 1950s high-speed oval banking are still standing and can be viewed from various public areas within the Monza Park.

Is there a track invasion after the race?

Traditionally, Monza allows fans to flood the track after the podium ceremony, providing a once-in-a-lifetime chance to stand beneath the iconic overhanging podium.

What should I pack for a Monza race weekend?

Monza in September is typically warm and sunny, so bring sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes for the forest paths within the park.