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About Circuit de Monaco

Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix

  • No. of Laps: 78
  • No. of Corners: 19
  • Circuit Length: 3.337 km
  • Race Distance: 260.3 km

    Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix takes place at the Circuit de Monaco, which comprises narrow streets and corners of Monte Carlo. This forces the drivers to employ racecraft in order to extract the most out of their cars.

    The Monaco Grand Prix is the showpiece of the Formula One schedule; it is a retrograde step back in the present-day safety-conscious era that is permitted to continue because of the sparkle and glamour of both the setting and the gorgeous people who make it an annual fixture on their social calendars.


Monaco GP 2023 Seating Plan

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Grandstand A1: Sainte Devote

Sainte Devote is where you should be if you want to witness all the activity leading up to the start. There is a challenging right-hander that climbs steeply before heading uphill to Massenet. Sainte Devote is one of the few actual overtaking locations on the Monaco F1 circuit due to the entry and exit from it.

Grandstand B: Casino Square

The Casino Square Grandstand is one of the most "Monaco" sites there is. You won't likely see much overtaking because there is only one racing route through making it a de facto chicane, but you will be treated to breathtaking views at this fast-paced portion of the circuit.

Grandstand C: Portier

Portier is the place to go if you want to see F1 vehicles slither into a tunnel. The Monaco GP Track's slower portion, nevertheless, is more than made up for by Portier's ensuing auditory assault. If you prefer a less crowded setting, Portier has a small and cozy grandstand that is perfect.

Grandstand K: Bureau De Tabac

Tabac is the place to be if you enjoy an amazing ambiance, harbor views, and one of the best views of the Monaco F1 Track. One of the most recognizable sights in Formula 1 is the Monaco harborfront. One of the greatest places to pass is at the left-hander that enters the harbourfront on the run-down from the tunnel.

Grandstands L, M, N, O, P: Piscine/Swimming Pool

Although The Swimming Pool doesn't have the most beautiful harbor views, it more than makes up for it with the action it offers. The cars and drivers are then presented with two extremely challenging chicanes. Although they may not be quick, they require a lot from the drivers and have surprised many of them.

Grandstand T: Rascasse

You will have a great view of the automobiles coming from the swimming pool from the higher part of Grandstand T in addition to a lot of the pit activity. You are in the ideal position to approach the track as closely as you can in the lower part.

Grandstand V: Anthony Noghes

This grandstand has clear views over the upper terrace of the Rascasse Bar. This location is notorious for a number of other things in addition to wild parties. Numerous failed overtake attempts have occurred there because the drivers' ambitions were greater than the gaps they attempted to get through.

Things to do at Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2023

All timings mentioned are according to track time.

Day 1 - Friday
Day 2 - Saturday
Day 3 - Sunday
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix Day 1

Free Practice 1 & 2

26th May

FP1

13:30 - 14:30

  • You would have the first chance to see the drivers enter the Circuit de Monaco. During this hour-long practice, the teams will have the chance to analyze preliminary data while the drivers will be able to appraise the situation.

FP2

17:00 - 18:00

  • Expect the drivers to put in some significant practice before the second day of racing. As they normally acquire information about their race pace while carrying a lot of fuel weight, this session is typically very valuable to the teams and the drivers.

Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix Day 2

FP 3 & Qualifying

27th May

FP3

13:30 - 14:30

  • Teams would try to assess the cars' performance over 1 lap at Circuit de Monaco with a low fuel load as this is the final practice before qualifying. The approaching qualifying sessions cause the tension to start to increase at this point.

Qualifying

16:00 - 17:00

  • The starting lineup is decided during this session, and as the teams become more competitive during the Monaco Grand Prix, you can expect things to get heated. At the main race event, you will get to have a sneak peek of what will happen on Sunday.
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix Day 3

Race Day

28th May

Main Race

15:00 - 17:00

  • The main event gets underway on this day with the Monaco GP being flagged off at 3 PM. Keep your eyes peeled for the cars to zoom past you over the next 2 hours.
  • The Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2023 is a spectacular sight with plenty of thrills to offer thanks to the glamor factor added by the celebrities.
  • Buy your tickets as soon as possible so that you can enjoy this landmark event on the Formula 1 calendar.

Plan Your Visit to Monaco GP 2023

Getting There
Facilities
Visitor Tips
Rules & Regulations
Monaco Essentials
Getting at Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix

Getting to Monaco GP

Address: Monaco Grand Prix. Ermanno Palace Penthouse Terrace, 98000 Monaco, France

  • By Bus: Take bus number 100 from Monaco or Nice
    Nearest stop: Portier
  • By Train: Regular trains connect Monaco to Nice and Menton
    Nearest stop:  Gare de Monaco
  • By Taxi: Get down at Le Rocher de Monaco and find the gate for general admissions

Nice Côte d'Azur Airport

20 miles or 32 kilometers from Circuit de Monaco

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Facilities at Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix

Facilities at Circuit de Monaco

  • First Aid: First Aid facility is available near all the grandstands of Circuit de Monaco.
  • Restrooms: Restrooms are at the Circuit de Monaco near all food and beverages outlets, merch stores, and public access areas.
  • Wheelchair Accessibility: Accessible seating for wheelchair users is available at the Circuit de Monaco. 
  • Food and Drink: There are a variety of foods available for you to choose from in the hospitality tent and other vendors spread across the Campus area. 
  • Official Merchandise: Shops inside the venue sell official Formula 1 memorabilia.
  • Hospitality Seating: Circuit de Monaco provides hospitality seating facilities for 3 days of the race weekend.
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix tips for visitors

  • Stay close to the track: To minimize travel time, choose a hotel close to the track and make your reservation as early as you can.
  • Food is costly: Since food at the circuit is expensive, those on a tight budget might be better off purchasing it from nearby vendors or preplanning their meals.
  • Plan your outfit: Despite the mild weather, you should wear loose, comfortable clothing because you will be in a crowd for a number of hours.
  • Bring sunblock: Circuit de Monaco does not have shaded grandstands, so on sunny days, you’ll be totally exposed. Bring enough sunblock.
  • Sort your travel early: Public transport is abundant in Monte Carlo, but the race weekend brings significant traffic. If you plan to travel to the venue, start early.
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix rules
  • Misbehavior is not permitted: Expulsion from the location will result from any type of misbehavior committed while under the influence of alcohol.
  • Personal photography only: Photography for commercial distribution is not permitted for audiences.
  • Identification Proof required: You must carry valid identification proof with you to be allowed entry into the circuit.
  • Re-entry not allowed: You must not leave the venue after entering as re-entry is not allowed even if you possess the necessary documents.
  • Don’t carry restricted items: Restricted items at Circuit de Monaco include food, beverages, video cameras, audio recording equipment, selfie sticks, coolers, ice chests, glass or metal bottles or containers of any kind, hydration packs larger than 1.5 liters, non-hazardous, hazardous materials, and potential weapons.
  • Authority reserves the right to refuse entry: Authorities reserve the right to refuse or restrict entry on grounds of health, safety, security, or maintaining good public order.
Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix
  • Visa: Because a traveler must pass via another Schengen country in order to enter Monaco, Monaco is regarded as a de facto member of the Schengen area. Monaco strictly adheres to the Schengen visa regulations despite not having its own set of laws.
  • Time Zone: UTC/GMT +1
  • Currency: Euro (€)
  • Socket: Plug type C, E, and F
  • Language: French, Monégasque, English, Italian
  • Weather: Lows and highs are typically 15°C and 19°C
  • Average Daily Temperature: 17°C
  • Rain: There is a 12% chance of rain in May in Monaco.

Monaco Grand Prix 2023 Results

Position

Driver

Team

Time

1

Max Verstappen

Red Bull Racing

1:48:51.980

2

Fernando Alonso

Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant

+27.921s

3

Esteban Ocon

Alpine

+36.990s

4

Lewis Hamilton

Mercedes AMG Petronas

+39.062s

5

George Russell

Mercedes AMG

+56.284s

6

Charles Leclerc

Scuderia Ferrari

+61.890s

7

Pierre Gasly

BWT Alpine

+62.362s

8

Carlos Sainz

Scuderia Ferrari

+63.391s

9

Lando Norris

McLaren

+1 Lap

10

Oscar Piastri

McLaren

+1 Lap

Frequently Asked Questions About Monaco GP

Which are the best seats to watch the Monaco GP?

The best seats to watch the action of the Monaco GP are in the Grandstand T in Rascasse where you can see some pit action, as well as a great view of the automobiles coming from the swimming pool. You can also go for the Grandstand K in Bureau De Tabac for a cheaper ticket.

Where is the Monaco GP being held?

The Monaco GP will be held at Circuit de Monaco in Monaco.

What are my food and drinks options at Monaco GP?

The hospitality areas and trackside areas for the Monaco Grand Prix at the Circuit de Monaco will offer a wide variety of food and drink choices.

Who won at the Monaco GP in 2022?

The winner of Monaco GP 2022 was Sergio Perez of Red Bull Racing with Scuderia Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz Jr and Red Bull Racing’s Max Verstappen rounding off the podium places.

What are the best things to do in Monaco?

Monaco definitely has something to offer everyone, whether it is relaxing beaches, exhilarating nightlife, or rich cultural events. During your visit, you must go to The Palais du Prince, the Oceanographic Museum, the Sainte-Dévote chapel, and Larvotto Beach. You can also visit the casinos, Port de la Condamine, and Jardin Exotique.

How is the weather in Monaco during the Monaco GP?

Lows and highs are typically 15°C and 19°C, respectively. In general, you can anticipate an average daily temperature of 17°C in May, which is moderate without being excessively hot or too cold. There is a 12% chance of rain in May in Monaco.