Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
The Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, near Milan, is the spiritual home of Italian motorsport and a cornerstone of Formula 1. Known for its high speeds and long straights, it demands low-downforce car set-ups and brave drivers. Monza has hosted 76 championship Grands Prix since 1950, including the Italian Grand Prix of the first World Championship season in 1950, and it has been the scene of countless memorable moments, many in front of its passionate tifosi. It remains one of the fastest circuits on the calendar.
- First Race
- 1950
- Last Race
- 2026
- Total Races
- 76(rank 1)
Most driver wins
- 1stL. Hamilton5 wins
- 1stM. Schumacher5 wins
- 3rdS. Vettel3 wins
- 3rdR. Barrichello3 wins
- 3rdA. Prost3 wins
- 3rdN. Piquet3 wins
- 3rdR. Peterson3 wins
- 3rdS. Moss3 wins
- 3rdJ. Fangio3 wins
- 3rdM. Verstappen3 wins
Most driver podiums
- 1stL. Hamilton8 podiums
- 1stM. Schumacher8 podiums
- 3rdF. Alonso6 podiums
- 3rdS. Vettel6 podiums
- 5thR. Barrichello5 podiums
- 5thA. Senna5 podiums
- 5thA. Prost5 podiums
- 5thJ. Fangio5 podiums
Most driver starts
- 1stF. Alonso23 starts
- 2ndL. Hamilton20 starts
- 3rdR. Barrichello19 starts
- 4thK. Räikkönen18 starts
- 5thJ. Button17 starts
- 5thM. Schumacher17 starts
Most constructor wins
- 1st20 wins
- 2nd10 wins
- 3rd8 wins
- 4th6 wins
- 5th5 wins