F1 Monza GP Track guide - Autodromo Nazionale Monza , Italy

 Autodromo Nazionale Monza , Italy

Italy Monza GP - F1 Tamizhan

Circuit length : 5.793 km
Laps : 53
Total race length : 306.72
Direction : clockwise

Monza, the temple of speed. Circuit with the highest average speed and average lap time only around 90seconds in the F1 calendar. It's Ferrari's hometown, and they always try to put some show around.
The track is a combination of long straights and chicanes that just don't suit Ferrari's cars right now.
Cars are exclusively built for tracks such as Spa and Monza for extremely low drag setups due to a lot of straights. almost 80% of the lap goes on full throttle.

Italy Monza GP



Italy Monza GP Track guide - inforgraphics

Sector 1
The lap starts with the longest straight of around 1.1 km and cars reach a maximum of 340kmph before the first corner. Even before the lap takes it toll on the driver , they experience around 5.8g of deceleration to slow the car to around 70kmph for taking the first corner. It is the important overtaking spot of the track.
The first chicane, the first corner is immediately followed by a hard left, taking it in the middle of the corner. There is a 300kmph flat out corner, turn 3.

Sector 2
The next sector starts with medium speed chicane leading into a double apex corner turn 6 and turn 7. Having a perfect radius turn and a good exit dictates speed along the following straight leading to the famous Ascari corner, kind of multichicane.

Sector 3
The double chicane turn 8, turn 9 and turn 10 pushes drivers to steer through successive corners with great accuracy to have a good exit. What is gained in the Ascari corner is gained for the whole lap. Down the straight, cars reach a maximum of 330 Kmph. Here comes the second hardest braking zone with 5g of deceleration leading to final corner turn 11, parabolica. Corner with a constantly increasing radius, high-speed right-hander , much more challenging corner which is taken at 220kmph. Once again, having a good exit leads into the pitlane straight for the next perfect lap.


Start -Finish Straight through the first chicane


Final Corner Parabolica


Variante Ascari Chicane


Last year it was glory for the home team Ferrari. with tables turned, they lie beneath the midfielders for the race. hope the team builds up and becomes competitive again.


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