Autodromo Nazionale di Monza

The circuit of Monza is Locatel in Italy  near  of Milan around 20 kilometers, the most común events are Formula 1, Formula 2,  Formula 3 and Italian Formula 4 and WTCR. 

The length is 5,793 meters with 11 córners, the gastes lap is the Lewis Hamilton in 1:18.887 with Mercedes. 

Opening in 3 of September 1922.

Capacity: 118.865 spectators. 

used for the Grand Prix, the Junior track that stretches for 2,405 meters, and a 4,250 meter banked speed circuit that is now disused. There is also a fourth track, 10,000 meters long (with the chicanes built if it were to be used again it would measure 10,043 meters), which is a combination of the GP circuit and the oval, which was used in the early years of F1 at Monza.

The circuit is recognized for hosting the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix , and is characterized by the high percentage of the route that the drivers cover with full throttle, due to the long straights. The Monza Grand Prix was also held on this track, less important than the national GP, but which had a certain international relevance in the era of the Grand Prix and in the early 1950s.

The circuit, in its different versions, has hosted a Grand Prix in all Formula 1 seasons in history, except in 1980. That year, the Italian Grand Prix moved to Imola because important remodeling works were carried out in Monza. installations. Imola would continue to host a second Formula 1 Grand Prix in Italy uninterruptedly until 2006 under the name of the San Marino Grand Prix. Work in More info