Can I Park at the Track?

Since Circuit de Monaco is a street circuit, there is no dedicated parking. Parking can be found at:

Stade Louis II football stadium in Fontvieille

Underground carparks near the circuit (Spaces can be pre-booked before the event)

Is There Reserved Seating?

All grandstand seating at Circuit de Monaco comes with a reserved seat.

Does the Circuit Have Disabled / Reduced-Mobility Access?

Handicapped spectators should contact the l’Association Monegasque des Handicapes Moteurs for information on wheelchair-accessible seating.

Is There Food at the Track?

Simple sandwiches, snacks, and beverages are available near all grandstands.

What Should I Bring with Me?

Sunscreen

A hat

Rain poncho

Bottled water

Ear plugs

Portable radio and headphones

Folding chair (for general admission spectators)

Cameras or camcorders

What’s Prohibited at the Race?

Drugs/Alcohol

Fireworks

Firearms/Weapons

Glass bottles/Containers

How Should I Dress on Race Day?

Spectators are advised to wear:

Collared shirt/polo with trousers and close-toed shoes for men

Dress, skirt, or pants for women

What Activities Are Available at the Track?

Spectators will find entertainment at Circuit de Monaco, including:

MGL Live Fanzone

Pit Lane Walk

F1 Drivers’ Autograph Sessions

What’s the Best Transportation to Get to the Track?

Spectators not staying near the track can utilize:

Trains: Multiple connections including Nice, Ventimiglia/Menton, and Breil-sur-Roya

Bus: Bus # 100 connects Nice, Monaco, and Menton. Nice Airport Xpress (# 110) connects Nice Airport, Monaco, and Menton.

What are some dining suggestions for after the Race?

For post-race dining, spectators will want to consider eating at:

Le Taj

L’Escale

Chez Edgar

Brasserie de Monaco

Planet Pasta

Bella Vita

Caffe Milano

When Should I Arrive at the Track?

General Admission spectators are advised to arrive as early as possible. The first event on race day (the Porsche Supercup) is at 10:30 AM.