The only other championship race for which this is true is the British Grand Prix, and the only other inaugural Formula One races that are still on the calendar are the Monaco Grand Prix and the Belgian Grand Prix.
With the exception of the 1980 event at Imola, every Formula One Italian Grand Prix has been held at Monza. No other Formula One circuit gets a fan’s pulse racing faster than Monza. It is the quickest track on the calendar and also one of the most evocative: the old banking, last used in 1961, is clearly visible, as are some of the original grandstands. Plus, combined with the cultural delights of nearby Milan, the Italian Grand Prix is one of the most alluring races of the season.
Monza not only combines speed with skill but has also been the scene of some of Formula One’s most historic moments, famous victories and horrifying crashes. For many, there is nowhere that encapsulates the sport better than this circuit. For this reason, the Italians call it ‘La Pista Magica,’ the magic track.
The Italian Grand Prix round is considered to be one of the most passionate races on the F1 calendar. The Fan Zone, located behind the main grandstand, packs a punch with entertainment and activities. Experience the Italian charm and atmosphere while listening to live music and indulging in delicious local Italian cuisine. Moreover, there are interactive stands where fans can try their hand at changing tyres and pit stop challenges. The Italian Grand Prix also boasts unique attractions like Ferrari World, where fans can relive the history of Ferrari’s iconic team, as well as join the parade of vintage cars on display.
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