Tickets for Monaco normally go on sale quite early, maybe this month or next. Some F1 Experiences packages are already on sale for 2024. I think some grandstands will be easier to get to than others in Monaco, but generally it will be hard for a wheelchair user. Probably one of the rooftops or balcony terraces will be the best option, but these can be pricey. Feel free to reach out on email if you have some more questions.

I think you just need to make an itinerary. Where are you travelling from? The races are two weeks apart and pretty close geographically, so depends where you want to go in between. I’ve done both races, so let me know if you have more questions – you can write to me via email if you prefer.

What is the best way to combine the LeMan 24 Hr race and Monaco F1 for 2022?

The cheapest tickets are in the Rocher zone, which is a steep hill overlooking the circuit. But I don’t recommend this. Another cheap zone is called Z1, which is much better. Friday is free, so you can sit in the grandstands but there is no F1 action. Otherwise, the whole circuit is opened up at the end of each day and you can walk around and soak up the atmosphere.

I booked a room for the 2022 Monaco GP. What is the cheapest way to get into the race or can I just walk around for free? I’m trying to plan a trip.

Hi Carlos, unfortunately the terraces/restaurants are super expensive on Sunday, minimum 1500 EUR per person. But you can get a terrace view with hospitality on Thursday (the first day of F1 action) for 250 EUR per person with our supplier.

Hi Nilsu, you can still soak up the atmosphere in Monaco without a ticket. But if you are there for the whole weekend, I recommend buying a grandstand for Thursday (around 80 EUR). Friday entry is free, and there’s even racing. On the weekend, you can hang out in the fanzone in Place d’Armes with big screen – no ticket required.