Event Type : Race

The rich parterre of cars and drivers of the Formula X Italian Series returns to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza this season after the debut of the series in the Temple of Speed in 2022. Last year, 18 races were held in less than 48 hours, with almost 300 riders engaged on the track in the 12 categories overall.

This year the show will be just as exciting. So don’t miss the race between Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 April.

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PARKING LOTS

In the wake of the success achieved last year, the ACI Storico Club is also renewing the format of the ACI Storico Festival for the 2023 season, which will take place in some fascinating circuits including the one in Monza.

The first date to fix on the agenda is April 16 , when ACI Storico members will have the opportunity to “color” the paddock and the track of the temple of speed . Just the Brianza track, as well as one of the cornerstones of the Formula 1 calendar, was literally invaded by 650 vintage cars last year which were the protagonists of track days and parades on the track, with owners and enthusiasts who were able to attend numerous talk shows dedicated to the world of historic and youngtimers.

For further information on the ACI Storico Festival, it is possible to visit the official website of the event.

The 3 Hours of the Fanatec GT World Challenge will take place on the weekend of 21, 22 and 23 April and will offer an unmissable race for all endurance lovers, who will be able to follow it live at the racetrack by purchasing their ticket.

Among the elements of attraction for the public, the presence in the parterre of riders of Valentino Rossi , multiple MotoGP world champion, who will return to Monza almost 5 years after his last appearance, when he was a protagonist in the Monza Rally Show, should certainly be underlined. of 2018. The native of Urbino will be driving a BMW M4 GT3 of the WRT team and will have to contend with all the other GT3s that make up the entry list.

Tickets for the Fanatec GT World Challenge can be purchased on monzanet.it or directly through the official reseller on the Ticketone.it website and in the almost 1000 physical sales points located throughout Italy.

On Friday, the day traditionally dedicated to free practice for both the cartel and the support races, admission for the public will be free , including parking. On Saturday and Sunday, entrance costs 20 and 25 euros respectively, while the season ticket for both days can be purchased for 35 euros. Free access to the paddock is also included in the ticket.

Children up to 6 years old and people with disabilities can enter the Temple of Speed for free, while those aged between 7 and 11 will have to spend one euro for both Saturday and Sunday. Discounts are also available for under 24s, over 65s and ACI members.

One of the year’s endurance races in the Temple of Speed will be the Hankook 12 Hours , developed by Creventic and part of the 24H Series, a championship involving GT3 and GT4 cars, sports cars, touring cars and the 24H-specials.

The Monza round of the championship will be held between 10 and 11 June 2023, and will be the fifth race of the season in the series.

For more information on the Hankook 12H Monza, visit the promoter’s official website at this link

The ACI Sport Championships return to the Temple of Speed with a double seasonal appointment. The first challenges on the track of the various categories involved will be held on the weekend between 14 and 16 April.

For further information on the ACI Racing Weekend 1 you can visit the official ACI Sport website at this link.

The traffic lights go out for the Time Attack Series cars at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza. The pilots of the Italian series will return to the Temple of Speed to challenge each other in search of the fastest lap.

The FIA WEC returns to Monza also in 2023. After the successful editions of 2021 and 2022, the WEC – 6 Hours of Monza of the FIA World Endurance Championship is reconfirmed as one of the seven seasonal appointments of the prestigious world championship dedicated to Hypercar, LMP2 and LMGTE Am, with the Italian stage in program on the weekend of July 7, 8 and 9 .

The 2023 FIA WEC season will see a total of 38 full-season entrants from 12 different countries plus a record number of teams competing in the Hypercar and LMGTE Am categories. Over the course of just one year – the WEC Hypercar field has more than doubled with a total of 13 entries in 2023 (up from six in 2022). Among them, the two Ferrari 499Ps will make their debut this season, which the public will be able to see up close and personal if purchasing a ticket for the event.

The two cars of the Prancing Horse, a team that will return to the top class of endurance racing 50 years after its last appearance, will be fighting for the top step of the Monza podium – a position that André Negrao, Nicolas Lapierre and Matthieu Vaxivière occupied last year as the 2022 winners   with the Alpine A480 – Gibson.

For all information on purchasing tickets and on how to access the WEC – 6 Hours of Monza for the public, consult the dedicated page at this link or visit the website of the official reseller www.ticketone.it .

The Porsche Club Suisse is the Swiss one-make championship of Porsche. The prestigious car brand also brings some championships to the fore, the races of which are held on the most prestigious international circuits. One of these is precisely the Temple of Speed, which, in addition to the Porsche Carrera Cup Italia, also hosts one of the rounds of the Swiss one-make championship.

The race will take place between Friday 14th and Sunday 16th July .

More information is available on the promoter’s official website, available at this link