Autodromo Nazionale Monza
f1.com wrote:
Monza is regarded by many as the embodiment of Formula One racing.
Not only is it a fantastic example of a track that combines speed with skill, it also has a heart and soul all of its own. It has seen some of the finest races of all time, but also some of the sport's worst accidents. The names of great drivers and the sounds of engines from years gone by linger in the grand old trees surrounding the track in the royal park.
Work began on the circuit in 1922 and was completed in under six months. After Brooklands in the UK and Indianapolis in the USA, it was the third permanent race track in existence. With a banked oval incorporated into the design of the road racing circuit, the total track length stood at a whopping 10 kilometres.
Formula One racing visited the circuit as part of the inaugural season in 1950, and it has remained a permanent fixture on the calendar ever since.
Over that time, Monza has borne witness to an incredible list of historic moments, famous victories and horrifying crashes. All combine to make it one of the most magical places on the Formula One calendar. For many there is nowhere that encapsulates the sport better than this circuit. The Italians call it 'La Pista Magica', the magic track, a description few would disagree with.
Not only is it a fantastic example of a track that combines speed with skill, it also has a heart and soul all of its own. It has seen some of the finest races of all time, but also some of the sport's worst accidents. The names of great drivers and the sounds of engines from years gone by linger in the grand old trees surrounding the track in the royal park.
Work began on the circuit in 1922 and was completed in under six months. After Brooklands in the UK and Indianapolis in the USA, it was the third permanent race track in existence. With a banked oval incorporated into the design of the road racing circuit, the total track length stood at a whopping 10 kilometres.
Formula One racing visited the circuit as part of the inaugural season in 1950, and it has remained a permanent fixture on the calendar ever since.
Over that time, Monza has borne witness to an incredible list of historic moments, famous victories and horrifying crashes. All combine to make it one of the most magical places on the Formula One calendar. For many there is nowhere that encapsulates the sport better than this circuit. The Italians call it 'La Pista Magica', the magic track, a description few would disagree with.
Last year's race
Lance Stroll started 2nd after several grid penalties and Lewis Hamilton won to reach championship lead to win the championship later
2018 Season Standings
Timetables
all times are local (GMT+2)
Friday 31st August
GP3 Series Practice Session 09:30 - 10:15
Formula 1 Practice 1 11:00 - 12:30
FIA Formula 2 Practice Session 12:55 - 13:40
Formula 1 Practice 2 15:00 - 16:30
FIA Formula 2 Qualifying Session 16:55 - 17:25
GP3 Series Qualifying Session 17:50 - 18:20
Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup Practice Session 18:45 - 19:30
Saturday 1st September
GP3 Series First Race (22 Laps or 40 Mins) 10:30 - 11:15
Formula 1 Practice 3 12:00 - 13:00
Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup Qualifying Session 13:25 - 13:55
Formula 1 Qualifying 15:00 - 16:00
FIA Formula 2 First Race (30 Laps or 60 Mins) 16:45 - 17:50
Sunday 2nd September
GP3 Series Second Race (17 Laps or 30 Mins) 09:40 - 10:15
FIA Formula 2 Second Race (21 Laps or 45 Mins) 10:55 - 11:45
Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup Race (14 Laps or 30 Mins) 12:10 - 12:45
Formula 1 Grand Prix (53 Laps or 120 Mins) 15:10 - 17:10
the fastest race of the season
