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Autodromo Nazionale Monza

Name: Autodromo Nazionale Monza
Address: Italy

🇮🇹 Italy · F1 1950–2026

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Autodromo Nazionale Monza

Autodromo Nazionale Monza is a permanent racing circuit in Monza, Italy. Its latest Formula 1 configuration documented here measures 5.793 km, includes 11 turns and is driven clockwise.

Monza was built in only 110 days in 1922 as one of the world's first permanent circuits. Formula 1 used combinations of road course and banking in the 1950s and early 1960s; chicanes arrived from 1972 and were repeatedly reshaped to control speed.

Peter Gethin won the 1971 slipstream classic by 0.01 seconds in Formula 1's closest finish. Ferrari's 1988 one-two weeks after Enzo Ferrari's death and Pierre Gasly's surprise 2020 victory are equally central to the 'Temple of Speed'.

Across 5.793 km, its 11 corners create a distinct rhythm between braking, precision and acceleration. As a permanent racing circuit, it asks drivers and teams to adapt setup, tyre management and race strategy to the venue's particular constraints, while its clockwise direction shapes the sequence of its most demanding sectors.

Historical layouts

7 historical layouts

Layout 1

1950-1954

Used in: 1950-1954

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1950 →1951 →1952 →1953 →1954 →

Layout 2

1955-1956,1960-1961

Used in: 1955-1956,1960-1961

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1955 →1956 →1960 →1961 →

Layout 3

1957-1959,1962-1971

Used in: 1957-1959,1962-1971

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1957 →1958 →1959 →1962 →1963 →1964 →1965 →1966 →1967 →1968 →1969 →1970 →1971 →

Layout 4

1972-1973

Used in: 1972-1973

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1972 →1973 →

Layout 5

1974-1975

Used in: 1974-1975

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1974 →1975 →

Layout 6

1976-1979,1981-1999

Used in: 1976-1979,1981-1999

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1976 →1977 →1978 →1979 →1981 →1982 →1983 →1984 →1985 →1986 →1987 →1988 →1989 →1990 →1991 →1992 →1993 →1994 →1995 →1996 →1997 →1998 →1999 →

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2000-2026

Used in: 2000-2026

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First season1950Formula 1 Final season2026Formula 1 Memorable momentLauda returns at Monza1976 · Memorable moment Memorable momentStewart seals his third world title at Monza1973 · Memorable moment Related circuitAutodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino FerrariItaly Related circuitAutodromo Internazionale del MugelloItaly

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Autodromo Nazionale Monza

🇮🇹 Italy · F1 1950–2026

The story of the circuit

Autodromo Nazionale Monza

Autodromo Nazionale Monza is a permanent racing circuit in Monza, Italy. Its latest Formula 1 configuration documented here measures 5.793 km, includes 11 turns and is driven clockwise.

Historical layouts

7 historical layouts

Layout 1

1950-1954

Used in: 1950-1954

Choose Grand Prix year · 1950-1954

1950 →1951 →1952 →1953 →1954 →

Layout 2

1955-1956,1960-1961

Used in: 1955-1956,1960-1961

Choose Grand Prix year · 1955-1956,1960-1961

1955 →1956 →1960 →1961 →

Layout 3

1957-1959,1962-1971

Used in: 1957-1959,1962-1971

Choose Grand Prix year · 1957-1959,1962-1971

1957 →1958 →1959 →1962 →1963 →1964 →1965 →1966 →1967 →1968 →1969 →1970 →1971 →

Layout 4

1972-1973

Used in: 1972-1973

Choose Grand Prix year · 1972-1973

1972 →1973 →

Layout 5

1974-1975

Used in: 1974-1975

Choose Grand Prix year · 1974-1975

1974 →1975 →

Layout 6

1976-1979,1981-1999

Used in: 1976-1979,1981-1999

Choose Grand Prix year · 1976-1979,1981-1999

1976 →1977 →1978 →1979 →1981 →1982 →1983 →1984 →1985 →1986 →1987 →1988 →1989 →1990 →1991 →1992 →1993 →1994 →1995 →1996 →1997 →1998 →1999 →

Latest archive layout

2000-2026

Used in: 2000-2026

Choose Grand Prix year · 2000-2026

Race Archive

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Move through the seasons, moments and other venues connected to this circuit.