Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix 2023: 3-Day Pass

Seconda Variante: The Seconda Variante offers an alternative view, similar to the Turn 1 Grandstand. It is the perfect place to watch cars jostling for position and though overtakes are less common here, they are not unheard of.

General Admission: You'll find seating on grassy mounds or small stands with 3-4 rows, and the views are varied so get there early! You may prefer the freedom to move around the circuit offered by a General Admission ticket, as well as the space to spread out. You will find some video walls in this area.

Laterale Sinistra: This grandstand sits just after the start line, and is a great place to watch the dramatic race start, see the winner take the chequered flag and the excitement of the pre-race grid preparations. Seats here will provide you with a great view of the pit lane exit and are well-placed to watch the post-race celebrations on the main straight.

Centrale Grandstand: Located directly at the start line, it is a great place to watch the race start and the winner take the chequered flag, as well as the excitement of the pre-race grid preparations. With a seat here you will also have a great overview of the pit lane, so this is a fantastic spot to follow the pit strategies and watch the skill of the pit crews.

Esterna Prima Variante A: Located outside the first chicane, this grandstand offers an excellent view of the drivers braking from 240 km/h to 70 km/h in 120 meters, having raced down the home straight in 7th gear. Depending on seating location, you may also be able to see down the main straight.

Esterna Prima Variante B: This grandstand offers a similar view to Esterna Prima Variante A. This is an excellent vantage point to see the incredible breaking ability of a modern Formula 1 car.

There are abundant chances for high speeds and overtaking on the Monza circuit track. However, the stakes are also high for the drivers who must grapple with racing under floodlights, the wind, and wide temperature fluctuations between sessions while attempting to find a suitable set-up.

Your weekend at the Monza Grand Prix ticket gives you access to all the practice sessions, the qualifying session, and the Race Day. Witness all the action from the grandstands which gives you an overall view of the racing track. It will be a memorable experience as you immerse yourself in the excitement of the grandest of all car racing events.

Day 1: 1st Sep

1:30pm – 2:30pm

Free Practice 1 is used by the teams to work on setups and strategy choices for the final day of the race. The first practice session also gives the drivers an opportunity to learn or re-familiarise themselves with the circuit. This day of practice gives an early look at how the race will go.

5pm – 6pm

During Free Practice 2 a lot of development work is done. This day gives the drivers a chance to experiment with the tires, fuel loads, and settings. As a viewer, you learn which team has new parts giving you content and whether they seem to be in good formation.

Day 2: 2nd Sep

12:30pm – 1:30pm

Free Practice 3 or the final practice session is used to practice for the qualifying session held two hours later. The goal here is to make the most out of the time in a single flying lap instead of focusing on the long-run pace.

4pm – 5pm

The Qualifying Session is where all 20 F1 drivers participate, with each trying to set the fastest time possible. Those in the top 15 move on to the next qualifying round called Q2. This is to determine the order of the lineup for the race day.

Day 3: 3rd Sep

3pm onwards

Race Day is one of the highlights of the weekend, where you have the opportunity to watch all the action all the way to the finish line and the podium celebrations.

Note: All timings mentioned are according to track time.