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The circuit
inside the park.

A source-backed orientation to Autodromo Nazionale Monza, including its circuit shape and corner-by-corner atlas.

Start with how the circuit day works, then plan everything around it.

Use the interactive lap, SVG circuit plan and GPS-aligned corner register for orientation. Gates, ticket context and race-day movement guidance will follow through dated research.

Drawing routeThe itinerary still works without the map.
Autodromo Nazionale Monza circuit layout

Every corner,
placed on the lap.

The SVG gives a clean circuit overview. The corner register adds a map-aligned GPS reference and the part each turn plays in the lap.

Coordinates are geometry-aligned map annotation for editorial orientation. They are not surveyed apexes, spectator access points or pedestrian navigation instructions.

  1. T1right

    Variante del Rettifilo entry

    The first heavy-braking change of direction after Monza’s long start straight.

    Latitude
    45.624562
    Longitude
    9.282076
  2. T2left

    Variante del Rettifilo exit

    The second half of the opening chicane; exit quality determines the run through Curva Grande.

    Latitude
    45.624675
    Longitude
    9.282479
  3. T3right

    Curva Grande

    A long, very fast right-hand arc linking the first and second chicanes.

    Latitude
    45.629752
    Longitude
    9.285184
  4. T4left

    Variante della Roggia entry

    A second major braking zone, approached at high speed after Curva Grande.

    Latitude
    45.630200
    Longitude
    9.291405
  5. T5right

    Variante della Roggia exit

    The chicane exit sets the car for the two Lesmo corners.

    Latitude
    45.630506
    Longitude
    9.291588
  6. T6right

    Curva di Lesmo 1

    The first of two right-handers where grip and confidence matter more than the headline top speed.

    Latitude
    45.630883
    Longitude
    9.296536
  7. T7right

    Curva di Lesmo 2

    A faster exit-focused corner leading onto the run beneath the old banking.

    Latitude
    45.628361
    Longitude
    9.296696
  8. T8left

    Variante Ascari entry

    The first change of direction in Monza’s rapid three-part Ascari sequence.

    Latitude
    45.622653
    Longitude
    9.285888
  9. T9right

    Variante Ascari

    The central right-hand phase; balance here determines how early power can return.

    Latitude
    45.622026
    Longitude
    9.285930
  10. T10left

    Variante Ascari exit

    The final left-hand sweep onto the long approach to Curva Alboreto.

    Latitude
    45.621258
    Longitude
    9.285184
  11. T11right

    Curva Alboreto (Parabolica)

    The long final right-hander, where exit speed carries all the way down the start straight.

    Latitude
    45.611896
    Longitude
    9.282331

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Race edition20264–6 September 2026Friday: Practice 1 at 10:30 and Practice 2 at 14:00. Saturday: Practice 3 at 10:30 and Qualifying at 14:00. Sunday: Race at 13:00. All times are local track time.