Monza is speeding up towards the future: after the Grand Prix, the 40-million euro construction site is set to begin.
Monza is preparing to host a record-breaking edition of the Italian Grand Prix over the upcoming weekend. With a sold-out already achieved and the stated goal of approaching 400,000 spectators after...
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza is set to break records this weekend with a sold-out crowd expected to reach nearly 400,000 spectators. The circuit, known as the Tempio della Velocità, has secured its place in the Formula 1 calendar, with a contract in place until 2031. Following a €21 million revamp of the track and underpasses in 2024, a new €40 million investment will fund upgrades to the pit lane, hospitality areas, and press room, as required by Liberty Media.
The circuit's concession has been granted to the Automobile Club d'Italia until 2044, ensuring its continued operation and international status.
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