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Monaco Grand Prix tickets

Official tickets for the Monaco Grand Prix on the streets of Monte Carlo. Compare the grandstands on the circuit map before you book.

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Street circuit since 1929

3 races

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About the Monaco Grand Prix

The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the oldest Grands Prix, first held in 1929, and has been part of the Formula 1 championship since its early years. Monaco F1 tickets on TicPro are official tickets for the race at Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo.

The temporary street circuit runs past the harbour and through tight streets with changes in elevation. Overtaking is difficult on the narrow layout, so the focus is on qualifying and on driver precision.

The Fairmont Hairpin, the tunnel and the swimming pool complex give the circuit its character. Monaco is one of the three races in motorsport's historic triple crown.

Monaco Grand Prix facts
Official nameFormula 1 Monaco Grand Prix
CircuitCircuit de Monaco
LocationMonte Carlo, Monaco
First held1929
Lap length3.337 km
Laps78
Race distance260.286 km
Where to sit at Circuit de Monaco

Grandstands stand around the harbour, Casino Square and the swimming pool complex, and there are only a few general admission areas. Demand is high, so book early if you want a choice of grandstands.

WaterfrontHarbour grandstands

The grandstands by the harbour look over the waterfront section of the track.

In the townCasino Square

At Casino Square you watch the cars race through the middle of Monte Carlo.

ChicaneSwimming pool section

At the swimming pool section you see the cars change direction quickly through the chicane.

Raised viewHospitality

Hospitality seats often have a raised view over the circuit.

Weekend tickets usually cover practice, qualifying and the race.
Circuit de Monaco

Racing has run on these streets since 1929. Narrow streets, changes in elevation, slow corners and little run-off make Circuit de Monaco one of the most technically demanding tracks, and at 3.337 km its lap is the shortest in Formula 1.

Away from the grandstands, hospitality areas look out over the circuit.

Race weekend and travel
Getting there

You can reach Monaco by train and regional transport.

When to arrive

Arrive early. Getting through the entrance takes time, and the entry procedure can depend on your ticket type.

Moving around

The race runs on the streets of the town. Plan how you will move around Monaco during the race weekend.

Around the race

Stay a few days and see Monaco's waterfront and historic areas, or nearby places on the French Riviera.

Monaco ticket questions

What to know before race weekend in Monte Carlo.

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Last updated 3 November 2026