FAQ Monaco Grand Prix™

You can securely purchase grandstand tickets for the Monaco Grand Prix from this website.
You will also find partners offering VIP packages to watch the race (Terraces, Yachts, etc.).

In 2025, the Grand Prix will take place from 4 to 7 June

The Monaco Grand Prix was organized for the first time in 1929, on the initiative of Antony Noghès, a member of the Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM), with the support of Prince Louis II of Monaco. At the time, motorsport was on the rise, and Monaco was keen to consolidate its status in this field.
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In 2026, the Grand Prix will take place from 4 to 7 June.

Tickets for the Monaco Grand Prix 2026 are securely available at www.monacograndprixticket.com!

Tickets for the Monaco Grand Prix 2026 are securely available at www.monacograndprixticket.com!

The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the most iconic races on the Formula 1 calendar. What makes it so special is its unique layout through the narrow streets of Monte Carlo, offering an extreme technical challenge for the drivers. The proximity of the barriers, the lack of clear zones and the tight corners demand exceptional precision and skill.
What's more, Monaco is synonymous with prestige and glamour, attracting celebrities and motorsport enthusiasts from all over the world. Winning here is a legendary feat, and the race is part of motorsport's prestigious Triple Crown alongside the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Indianapolis 500.

Tickets for the Monaco Grand Prix 2026 are securely available at www.monacograndprixticket.com!
Tickets are starting from 45 €.

Yes, accommodations are made for people with reduced mobility, including specific grandstands and adapted access.
However, it is recommended to check the conditions in advance.

It is advisable to arrive early to avoid crowds, wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes, and bring sun protection, as most seats are not shaded.

Yes, children are welcome at the Monaco Grand Prix. However, due to the loud engine noise, it is strongly recommended to provide them with hearing protection.

The Monaco Grand Prix is accompanied by many festivities, including exclusive parties, charity events, and car exhibitions. It's also an ideal opportunity to explore the Principality and its attractions.

Yes, in addition to the main race, you can attend the free practice sessions on Friday, as well as the qualifications held on Saturday.
You can purchase separate tickets or 2- or 3-day packages.

It is recommended to follow the safety instructions given by the organizers and to comply with the local police directives. Spectators should also respect the designated areas and not cross the barriers for their own safety.

The most popular grandstands are located around Monaco's harbor, especially the K and T grandstands, offering stunning views of the yachts and tight corners. If you're looking for a more panoramic view, you can also watch the race from a terrace overlooking the circuit.

Monaco is easily accessible by car, train, or helicopter from nearby cities like Nice or Cannes. During the Grand Prix, it is recommended to use public transportation to avoid traffic, especially the train or bus.

Starting 2026, the Monaco Grand Prix usually takes place the first weekend of June. The exact dates vary from year to year.
In 2026, the Grand Prix will be held from June 4th to June 7th.

The Monaco Grand Prix takes place on the famous street circuit of Monte-Carlo, located in the streets of Monaco.
This unique circuit winds through the city and offers spectacular views of the Mediterranean.

The race itself usually lasts between 1.5 and 2.5 hours, depending on the race events. However, the Monaco Grand Prix is an event to be experienced over several days, with practice sessions, qualifications, and of course, other side events.

Yes, Charles Leclerc won the Monaco Grand Prix in 2024, fulfilling his dream of winning on his home circuit.
He is the first Monegasque to win on this circuit since Louis Chiron in 1931.