Monza circuit is the greatest sports complex for motorcicle and car races in Italy and one of the most famous all over the world. It is within reach of the fashion capital Milan (Milano). 30-45min drive in our luxury F1 Corporate minivans gets you to this famous motorsport race track. It is only speed that counts at the Autodromo - the layout of long and fast straights not only rewards top speed, but also offers good overtaking opportunities, from slipstreaming or late braking. Unique to Monza, is the fact that the FIA allows the teams to test at the circuit during the week before the race.
The Monza racetrack was created in 1922 in the charming park of the Royal Residence in Monza, and consists of three tracks: from the Gran Premio and Junior tracks to the speed track, which has raised curves for setting speed records and carrying out technical trials.
With not many low down force circuits on the F1 calendar, the Italian Grand Prix at Autodromo di Monza represents one of the more unique races of the year, seeing the racing drivers optimise their cars for speeds up to 370kph! To run fast at Monza, the racing drivers need to sacrifice as much down force as possible to cut drag - they only run just enough aerodynamic load to keep the cars stable under braking and through the 'Curve Biassono'. A good lap time, requires a powerful engine to deliver on the straights, good mechanical grip to counter the lack of down force and effective brake cooling to handle the frequent big stops.
The circuit has been home to the Formula 1 Grand Prix for decades and the racetrack is Ferrari’s favourite place for showing off in front of its public. The racetrack complex also includes numerous visitor facilities making it into a true motor city.
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