Monza opened in the royal park in 1922 and ranks among the oldest permanent racing circuits. Today’s 5,793-metre course combines long straights with chicanes, the Lesmo bends, Ascari and Alboreto, formerly Parabolica. The surviving banking records a different era; it is not an unrestricted driving section of the current Grand Prix lap. The former Junior circuit should likewise not be presented as a current standard product. Drivers can choose a dedicated trackday programme for registered, insured private cars. Visitors without a car have a separate tour of selected operational areas and the historic banking. Both require confirmed bookings and depend on the racing calendar.
Drive yourself
Own vehicle
Spectate
No vehicle required
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Drive yourself · Own vehicle · Car
Trackday in your own private car
Reservation required
Register for an explicitly offered date. Regularly registered and insured private cars only; temporary trade plates are excluded. Safety briefing is mandatory. The product page says no racing licence is required; check the regulations for other driver documents. Passengers under 18 are excluded. Previously advertised dates do not confirm a future booking.
Book through the official guided-tour product. Advertised stops include the press and briefing rooms, podium and historic banking. Confirm operational changes and actual availability for the selected date. This does not authorise driving on the banking.