Monza
Lombard racing venue
Monza is a city in northern Italy, just northeast of Milan, known primarily for its Formula One racetrack—the Autodromo Nazionale Monza.
The Italian Grand Prix has been held there almost continuously since 1922, making it one of the oldest and fastest circuits in motorsport: The straightaways at Monza reward raw engine power.
The name sometimes refers to the track itself rather than the city.
Closed electrical pathway
- chicaneDeliberate tight turns
- lapOne complete circuit
- pitstopBrief maintenance halt
- qualifyingMeeting required criteria
grid · paddock · podium · motorsport · aerodynamics · downforce · slicks · turbo
Northern Italian administrative region
- MilanLombardy's capital city
- municipalityLocal governing district
- communeShared-living community
- provinceRegional administrative district
inhabitants · residents · urban · piazza · infrastructure · civic · mayor · borough
Bishop's principal church
gardens · architecture · monuments · restoration · conservation · legacy · frescoes · chapel
circuit
Closed electrical pathway
qualifying · grid · paddock · podium · motorsport · aerodynamics · downforce · slicks · turbo · straightaway
Lombardy
Northern Italian administrative region
- MilanLombardy's capital city
- municipalityLocal governing district
- communeShared-living community
province · inhabitants · residents · urban · piazza · infrastructure · civic · mayor · borough · suburb
cathedral
Bishop's principal church
park · gardens · architecture · monuments · restoration · conservation · legacy · frescoes · chapel · treasury
- carscar, auto, automobile, sedan, coupe
- motorsportsracing, race, race tracks, Daytona 500, racing teams
- Italian CitiesRome, Milan, Florence, Naples, Venice
- Italian PlacesFlorence, Venice, Milan, Rome, Genoa
- Formula One automobilesF1, Grand Prix, pit stops, pit lane, pit crew
- Italian ClubsJuventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Roma, Napoli
MonzaMonaco
Tiny European nation
street circuit · Monte Carlo · Singapore · Baku · Hungary