The Grand Prix doesn’t end at the track

Monza, September 2026 – For four days, from 3 to 6 September, the centre of Monza becomes the stage for Monza FuoriGP 2026, the city-wide festival that runs alongside the 97th Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix.

Not a side event, but the way the city lives its biggest weekend of the year. While the racing goes on at the Autodromo, a parallel festival takes shape in the squares and streets of the old centre — free, and open to everyone.

Thirteen squares become thirteen different worlds. Car displays, driving simulators, city parades, concerts, street food, children's workshops, family activities and motorbike stunt shows spread across the whole city. This is the formula that has made FuoriGP the best-attended city event in Brianza: taking the Grand Prix outside the circuit gates and giving it back to the city that has hosted it for over a century.

Because Monza is not only the home of the Italian Grand Prix. It is the city that built its identity, its economy and its sporting history around that Grand Prix.

The 2026 edition keeps the shape of the festival and widens what's in it, with the debut of KISS KISS LIVE by Radio Kiss Kiss, three motoring parades across three days, the charity walk, the Villaggio Bluemers for families, and the inclusion square with Formula Aut.

Four days. The whole city. One big celebration. Free entry.

3–6 SEPTEMBER 2026 · MONZA · FREE ENTRY · MORE THAN A RACE

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The Grand Prix doesn’t end at the track

Monza, September 2026 – For four days, from 3 to 6 September, the centre of Monza becomes the stage for Monza FuoriGP 2026, the city-wide festival that runs alongside the 97th Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix.
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