Italian Grand Prix Packages
Formula One Hospitality at Monza F1 Race Track
Dates: Friday 1st Sept - Sunday 3rd Sept 2023
Hospitality Packages for all Occasions
If you are interested in going to the Grand Prix in Italy then please call us at Grand Prix Adventures on 01382 480 077 for some amazing F1 Monza Grand Prix Packages & Monza Grand Prix Hospitality itinerary’s.
We are confident you will love the trip and will be itching to go back the following year! Please read what other guests had to say about our GP trips on our GPA Testimonial page.
- Sid & Polly
Thanks Kenny, really appreciate you taking care of Polly & me during the Grand Prix this year, next time we'll get in with McLaren or Red Bull yeah?
How to Book!!
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MONZA adventure to info@grandprixadventures.com or call
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VIP Grand Prix Hospitality Packages Available for MONZA in ITALY.
Formula One GRAND PRIX at MONZA - Friday 1st Sept - Sunday 3rd Sept 2023
SILVER
Fri 1st Sept - Mon 4th Sept
You will be staying in a hotel for 3 nights in the northern fashion capital of Milan. Included will be a view of the race from seating in the Grandstand and transfers to and from the airport. The GPA team will be on hand to assist you throughout the event.
From £2295.00 pp
GOLD
Thu 31st Aug - Mon 4th Sept
The premium Italian package includes 4 nights in a 4 star hotel in Milan. VIP hospitality will include airport transfers, breathtaking view of the track, an open bar and a gourmet lunch at the Grand Prix. For that extra touch a pit-lane tour will be available to get up close and personal to the event. On Friday a tour of the lovely city of Milan will occur.
From £3445.00 pp
BALCONY ONLY
Sept 1st, 2nd and/or Sept 3rd 2023
From our amazing vantage point at the exit of the pit lane you can enjoy the Monza GP with seating, full hospitality, giant screen TV, gourmet lunch and breakfast being served!
From £800.00 pp
The Italian Grand Prix
Monza Established in 1949
The Grand Prix in Italy is one the longest going Formula One events in the championship, well it is home to the great Ferrari Team! To the Italians it is known as "La Pista Magica" which be translated to "the magic track" and is built on the grounds of a former royal park, just outside Milan.
In 1950 saw the Formula One Championship as we know it being established and Italy was one of the locations on the tour with 6 others (GB, Monaco, USA, Switzerland, Belgium and France). That year the legendary Giuseppe "Nino" Farina won the race in Italy and the title that year driving an Italian made car, the Alfa Romeo 158.
This is the race for real fans of speed as it is currently the quickest of the GPs and now the only circuit which sees the cars in low down force configuration. The race brings in Formula 1 fans from all over Europe and also the famous fans of the Scuderia Ferrari, the Tifosi who pour into Royal Park en masse to support their beloved team, the crowds with their flags are a sight to behold!
Rubens Barrichello recorded the fastest ever pole position lap at Monza in 2004 when he lapped in 1m 20.089s, 161.802 mph. But in the pre-qualifying session for the same race (which did not count for a grid position but only Q-running order), Juan Pablo Montoya lapped the track in 1m19.525s (162.949 mph) which remains the fastest lap ever recorded in an F1 car.
We offers a variety of packages for that once in a lifetime trip which can be viewed above. You can stay in downtown Milan and experience the race with great views from the start/finish line and at the pit lane exit where the cars scream by at speeds reaching over 200 mph.
Winners over the past 19 years at the Italian Grand Prix are below(since GPA has been established!)
- 2022: Max Verstappen
- 2021: Daniel Ricciardo
- 2020: Pierre Gasly
- 2019: Charles Leclerc
- 2018: Lewis Hamilton
- 2017: Lewis Hamilton
- 2016: Nico Rosberg
- 2015: Lewis Hamilton
- 2014: Lewis Hamilton
- 2013: Sebastian Vettel
- 2012: Lewis Hamilton
- 2011: Sebastian Vettel
- 2010: Fernando Alonso
- 2009: Rubens Barrichello
- 2008: Sebastian Vettel
- 2007: Fernando Alonso
- 2006: Michael Schumacher
- 2005: Juan Pablo Montoya
- 2004: Rubens Barrichello
- 2003: Michael Schumacher
Circuit length: 3.600 miles
Race length: 190.596 miles
Laps: 53
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