Everything you need to know about the Monza circuit

The Autodromo Nazionale Monza, a historic Formula 1 circuit, is known for its high-speed layout, featuring a length of 5.793 km and 11 turns. It has hosted the Italian Grand Prix annually since 1950, except for one year, and is recognized for its challenging driving conditions, where cars are at full throttle for 80% of the lap. The circuit's lap record is held by Lando Norris, who completed a lap in 1m 20.901s in 2025, while Max Verstappen set a record average speed during qualifying that year at 264 kph.

Monza is characterized by its unique features, including four Straight Mode zones that enhance aerodynamic performance. The Italian Grand Prix has a rich history, with Ferrari leading in victories, and both Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher sharing the record for the most wins at this venue. The circuit's design and layout continue to present a thrilling challenge for drivers, making it a key highlight on the F1 calendar.