04.08.2023
Formula 1: Monza warms up the engines. In just thirty days, at 3 pm on Sunday 3 September, the traffic lights will go out to kick off the 94th edition of the Pirelli GP of Italy: the fifteenth round and the only Italian round of the 2023 Formula 1 World Championship.
Entrances and timetables: 5 pedestrian entrances, 2 new walkways. Race weekend: opening at 7
The five pedestrian entrances (Vedano, Lesmo, Mirabello, Costa Alta and Costa Bassa) have been confirmed and two new walkways have been created (Mirabello/Variante Ascari; Variante Ascari/Santa Maria alle Selve entrance) to facilitate and speed up public access. Opening: Friday 1st September at 7.30am, Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd at 7am. Closing: at 8pm for all three days.
Trains and tickets: with Frecciarossa, Intercity and Eurocity 5% discount on GP tickets
The purchase of tickets is possible on the sites monzanet.it And ticketone.it. During the days of the GP – starting from Thursday 31 August – the Eurocity trains from Milan Central Station, Bologna Central Station, Genoa Porta Principe and Venice Santa Lucia with destination Zurich or Basel and the Eurocity trains leaving from the two Swiss cities to the aforementioned capitals will stop, extraordinarily , in Monza. By purchasing a Frecciarossa, Intercity or Eurocity ticket for Milan, or a Eurocity ticket for Monza on the Trenitalia website, you can purchase tickets for the Formula 1 Grand Prix with a 5% discount.
Monza 100 app: on monzanet.it
From the official site monzanet.it, you can download the latest version of the Monza 100 app for Android and iOS, to find out the exact location of the car parks outside the racetrack, refreshment points, active water dispensers and grandstands, and be updated in real time on activities of track, entertainment initiatives for the public and points of interest.
Food and beverage: 24 refreshment points; 10 free water stations
There are 24 refreshment points where it will be possible to buy food and drinks, 10 water points (free) managed by BrianzAcque. From this edition it is also possible to introduce half-litre bottles into the system. The toilets have also increased: almost a thousand units (966) distributed over the entire area of the plant.
Maxi screens: 31
In order not to miss even a moment of what happens on the track, the Autodromo Nazionale Monza has increased the number of giant screens to 31.
Fan Zone: free Thursday 31 August at 2pm; Fri 1/Sun 3: from 9 to 19 only for ticket holders
The Fan Zone – located between the opposite straight and that of the High Speed ring – will allow you to try the experience of a tire change, try your hand at driving simulation, learn about the careers of the 20 protagonists of the World Championship, experience the thrill of the podium and take a leap into the Formula 1 of the future. It will also be possible to admire some Italian Formula 1 cars from the past and the cars with which the drivers will make the parade on Sunday morning. Ferrari is a special presence, particularly appreciated by fans and enthusiasts. Equally exciting will be the performances of DJs and bands that will mark the days in this area. The Fan Zone will open to the public on Thursday 31 August at 2 pm, free of charge (access only from viale Mirabello). On other days, access will be allowed to GP ticket holders from 9 to 19.
What you can bring: no tents, bikes and helmets; yes small plastic bottles and flexible plastic flag poles
Inside the facility, you can introduce umbrellas without metal tips, non-wooden chairs and stools, plastic bottles and water bottles not exceeding half a liter in capacity. On the other hand, entry to bicycles, scooters, drones, weapons and knives, glass artifacts, tents, flag poles if not plastic and flexible, spray cans, pyrotechnic material, work tools is not allowed.
Programme: Fri: free: 13.30/14.30-17/18, Sat: free 12.30/13.30; qualifying 16/17, Sun 3: gp from 3pm
In addition to Formula 1, Monza will host the last round of the Formula 3 championship, the penultimate round of the Formula 2 championship and the Porsche Mobil Supercup. As far as F.1 is concerned, Friday free practice will take place from 1.30pm to 2.30pm and from 5pm to 6pm; Saturday free from 12.30 to 13.30 and qualifying from 16 to 17. Sunday the GP will start at 15:53 the laps to go.