Attend as a VIP-Monaco GP 2027

First held in 1929, Monaco has built a reputation as the most iconic event in motorsport. A race where 800-horsepower cars thread through city streets barely wide enough for a single vehicle, with barriers just inches away. At just 3.337 km, Monaco is the shortest, and slowest track on the F1 calendar, yet it demands more precision than any other. The circuit winds through the streets of Monte Carlo, featuring 19 corners.

Casino Square — Cars sweep past the famous Monte Carlo Casino and Hôtel de Paris, one of the most recognizable images in all of F1. Tribune B offers a close-up view of this classic scene.

The Tunnel — The only tunnel section in F1. Cars plunge from bright sunlight into darkness, then burst out at over 250 km/h toward the harbor chicane. Those few seconds test a driver's focus to the absolute limit.

Swimming Pool Complex — A high-speed left-right sequence with barriers inches away and almost zero margin for error. Tribune K and Tribune L are the best spots to watch this section.

Fairmont Hairpin — The slowest corner in F1, taken at around 46 km/h with the steering wheel at full lock. It's the best place to appreciate the mechanical limits of an F1 car.