Monza
Italy, 5.793 km, 11 corners
Monza sits in the royal park north of Milan and is the fastest circuit in Lapdle: long straights broken up by chicanes, then the sweeping Parabolica onto the main straight. It has held a Grand Prix almost every year since 1950.
Circuit facts
- Country
- 🇮🇹 Italy
- Lap length
- 5.793 km
- Corners
- 11
- First Grand Prix
- 1950
- Race distance
- 53 laps, 307.0 km
- Pole lap, 2025
- 1:18.792
Famous corners
Prima Variante
From top speed into a right-left chicane. Braking is everything; clip the kerbs and get on the power early.
Parabolica
A long right that opens onto the main straight. Brake once, then let the car run out wide on the exit.
How to drive it
The lap is won under braking. The chicanes come at the end of long straights, so brake in a straight line and use the kerbs to straighten the exit. Parabolica rewards patience: one braking point, then let the car run wide onto the straight.
The perfect lap
In Lapdle you choose how to take each corner, and the car drives your line with real physics. The perfect lap is the fastest line the model can find; the medals are set just above it.
- DryPerfect1:18.592
Gold 1:19.030Silver 1:19.710Bronze 1:21.230
- WetPerfect1:27.032
Gold 1:27.370Silver 1:28.100Bronze 1:29.690
- Low downforcePerfect1:17.881
Gold 1:18.210Silver 1:18.830Bronze 1:20.270
Free practice at Monza: unlimited laps, and the perfect line on demand. Pick a condition above to drive it in the wet or with low downforce.
Monza quiz
Know it by heart? Take the Monza quiz: a few quick questions on the circuit.