Starting September 5, the Formula 1 circus will move to Italy, more precisely to Monza, for the 96th edition of the Italian Grand Prix. The race will be held on Sunday, September 7, but the dances will open as early as Friday, for free practice. Here is everything you need to know about the GP and the Monza circuit.
GP Monza 2025: information on tickets and costs
As of now, you can purchase tickets for the Monza GP 2025, selecting between single day (Friday free practice, Saturday official qualifying and Sunday race) and either for the entire weekend.
Costs range between 53 and 135 euros for Friday, between 65 and 275 euros on Saturday, and between 100 and 700 euros for Sunday’s race. In contrast, the cost for the entire weekend is between 165 and 975 euros.
Tickets can be purchased:
- On the official website www.monzanet.it
- On the website www.ticketone.it
- In dedicated outlets
- TicketOne Call Center 892.101, for information and costs visit www.ticketone.it/892101
Securities validity
The three-day subscription ticket is valid for the entire duration of the event, even if one or more days are not used. All three-day subscription tickets consist of a single coupon that cannot be divided by days of validity.
Online ticket purchase and seat assignment: on numbered stands, seats must be selected directly on the map by the user.
Children 0-11 years old
Circular lawn admission free up to age 11; reduced rates for bleacher seats. Each full ticket allows the purchase of one reduced ticket.
Differently abled
Disabled persons with a certified disability of at least 75% will be able to enjoy free admission to the racetrack upon accreditation; reduced rates for grandstand seats reserved for walking disabled persons. Starting June 18, 2025, spectators with a disability of 75% or more will be able to register on the dedicated portal MonzaGPF1.ticketone.it. Registration is mandatory for those accessing for the first time and will be active until July 13. From July 14, it will be possible to proceed with the request for accreditation to the reserved sectors, until August 20, 2025, unless the available seats are sold out in advance. At the same time as their accreditation, the disabled spectator will be able to apply for an admission ticket for one accompanying person only.
Disabled ambulatory persons are allowed free access to the lawn, or at a reduced price in a dedicated sector on the Biassono Grandstand 7, until the reserved seats are exhausted. Spectators with reduced mobility who use wheelchairs will have reserved seats exclusively on Grandstand 31, subject to obtaining accreditation.
To Monza by Train
Get to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza to watch the Italian Grand Prix, September 5-7, 2025.
You can travel in the utmost comfort thanks to Eurocity trains with an extraordinary stop in Monza from September 4 to 7, or arrive in Milan with Frecciarossa, Intercity and Regional transport trains and then continue with Trenord regional services*.
Motorsport offer: are you going to Milan?
If you come to us in Maranello with a Grand Prix ticket, either the day before or after the race, we will give you a discount on our test drives, touring experiences or the simulator.
The history of the Monza circuit
TheMonza rac etrack was opened in 1922: it is the fourth oldest circuit in the world and the first in Europe among those still in operation, considering that the one at Brooklands, England, is no longer in use and the two oldest tracks in the world are located in the United States (the Milwaukee and Indianapolis circuits).
Since its establishment in 1950 – and with the sole exception of 1980, when the Imola circuit was preferred – the Monza racetrack has always hosted the Italian Grand Prix: with its 71 GPs held, Monza is the circuit that boasts the largest number of Formula 1 GPs held.
In addition, we are also talking about the fastest circuit in the circus and the one where the highest peak average dry lap speed was touched: the record was set by Lewis Hamilton, who, during the 2020 qualifying session, completed a lap while maintaining an average lap speed of over 264 km/h.
Monza GP: drivers statistics
Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton are, tied with 5 wins, the drivers with the most wins in the Monza GP. Behind them is Nelson Piquet with 4.
Regarding the stables, however, dominates the
- Ferrari with 20 first places,
- followed by McLaren with 11,
- by 9 a.m. Mercedes
- And from the Alfa Romeo’s 8;
- 5 seals for Lotus and Williams.
In 2024, the GP was won by Charles Leclerc in a Ferrari.
You can’t go to the Grand Prix?
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On Sunday, the day of the Grand Prix, at 11:00 a.m. you too will take to the track on our state-of-the-art simulators, just as the world champions compete on the circuit.
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10 minutes of qualifying
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