Monza · Lombardy, Italy
The Temple of Speed.
A place at home.
The run through the trees. The sweep of the final corner. The sound of an Italian Grand Prix crowd. Bring Monza home with a ready-designed print, or make the details your own.
READY-DESIGNED CIRCUIT PRINT
Monza — Night outline
The modern Grand Prix circuit in pale ink on deep blue paper. The artwork is ready to order, with no design work required.
€74.90 + shipping
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- Location
- Monza, Italy
- Opened
- 1922
- Grand Prix circuit
- 5.793 km
- Setting
- Monza Park
The story behind the line
A century of speed among the trees.
Monza officially opened on 3 September 1922. Built at the initiative of the Automobile Club of Milan, it became the world’s third purpose-built motor racing circuit, after Brooklands and Indianapolis.
The original design combined a road course with a high-speed loop. The banking rebuilt in 1955 remains one of Monza’s most recognisable historic features, a reminder of an earlier approach to racing at speed.
Chicanes introduced in 1972 began another chapter in the circuit’s evolution. The print follows the modern 5.793 km Grand Prix road course, rather than the historic banked oval or combined circuit.
Sources: Monza’s official history and its circuit guide.
Names that stay with you
A lap you recognise.
A story in every turn.
Long straights connect corners whose names have become part of racing’s shared vocabulary. Even without the cars, the outline can bring a whole weekend back.
- Rettifilo
- The opening chicane interrupts the main straight, a sharp change of rhythm at the start of the lap.
- Lesmo 1 & 2
- Two right-handers named for the nearby town, linking the circuit’s racing identity to its surroundings.
- Variante Ascari
- The sequence remembers Alberto Ascari, the two-time world champion who died testing at Monza in 1955.
- Curva Alboreto
- The sweeping final turn is still widely known as Parabolica. Its current name honours Italian driver Michele Alboreto.
Explore the stories in Formula 1’s guide to Monza’s corner names.
Your connection to Monza
Keep the circuit.
Make the details yours.
An Italian Grand Prix weekend. A favourite lap on the simulator. A gift for the person who knows every corner. Start with Monza and give the print a personal connection.
Choose a ready design or select Create your own. Adjust the paper and circuit colours, line weight and surrounding map. Choose a label layout, then add a short dedication, with a name or date if you wish.
Finish with colour to the edge or a white border. Explore the available sizes as an unframed print, with a wooden hanger or in a frame. The creator shows the current options and price before you order.
Before you begin.
Which Monza circuit is shown?
The modern 5.793 km Grand Prix road course. The historic banked oval and the old combined road-and-banking layout are not part of this outline.
Can I create a simple outline without the map?
Yes. Choose Create your own and turn off the surrounding map. You can also choose No label for artwork without lettering.
Is this official Monza merchandise?
This is independent circuit-inspired artwork, with no affiliation to or endorsement by Autodromo Nazionale Monza, racing teams or championship organisers. Objects in the room image are styling props and are not included.