The Monaco Grand Prix delivers an experience unlike any other event in the world of motorsport. Set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean, the race transforms the streets of Monte Carlo into the most glamorous circuit on the Formula One calendar, attracting a global audience of fans, celebrities, and sporting icons.
Unlike traditional race tracks, Monaco’s narrow streets, tight corners, and unforgiving barriers place drivers under constant pressure, where precision matters more than outright speed. Corners such as Sainte Dévote, the Fairmont Hairpin, and the tunnel have become legendary, producing moments of drama that define championship seasons.

Qualifying is the most crucial part of the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, as overtaking on the narrow, twisting streets is extremely difficult. Securing pole position, therefore, offers a significant advantage and often puts the race leader in a commanding position from the very start. The qualifying session for the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix was crucial as it set the stage for the race. Lando Norris secured pole position with a time of 1:09.954, setting a new lap record for the circuit. This victory was significant as it allowed him to compete against home favourite Charles Leclerc. The qualifying session was intense, with Norris making a dramatic final lap to edge out Leclerc, showcasing the importance of this part of the race for team strategy and performance.

The Monaco Grand Prix at the legendary Circuit de Monaco offers a variety of exceptional viewing points, but if you want to experience race weekend in true Monaco style, there is only one choice. From the comfort of our exclusive superyacht, you will enjoy a prime trackside position in the harbour, perfectly placed to witness the action as it unfolds. Alongside this unrivalled vantage point, indulge in world-class hospitality and fine dining, creating a Grand Prix experience you will never forget. For those seeking the atmosphere of the stands, we also offer Grandstand options, providing fantastic views and an unforgettable race day ambience.

Away from the Monaco Grand Prix, there is plenty to experience in Monaco and the surrounding Riviera. Every SGH package includes access to our exclusive Friday night superyacht party, the perfect way to begin your weekend in style. Meet fellow guests, soak up the atmosphere, and immerse yourself in everything that makes the Monaco Grand Prix so special. Take time to explore the charm and character of Nice Old Town, with its vibrant streets, boutiques, and cafés. If relaxation is more your style, escape to Plage de Passable, where you can unwind in the sunshine, admire sweeping Mediterranean views, and indulge in some of the region’s finest food and drink.

Nice is the perfect base for the Grand Prix weekend, offering a lively atmosphere and an excellent selection of bars and restaurants. Our chosen hotel, the 4* Hotel Univers, places you right in the heart of the city, combining comfort with an unbeatable central location. It’s just a short walk to the beach for a refreshing morning dip and equally close to Nice train station. Monaco is only a short train ride away or 15 miles by private transfer. For a truly unforgettable arrival, you can even choose a helicopter transfer and enjoy breathtaking aerial views of the circuit as you approach.

The Monaco Grand Prix is a timeless spectacle and an unmissable highlight on the global sporting calendar. Join SGH in Monaco this June for an unforgettable weekend at one of the most iconic events in world sport. From the glamour of the harbour to the thrill of the circuit, experience the Grand Prix in true style. Contact team@sgh.events to begin planning your dream Monaco Grand Prix weekend.

FAQ
WHEN IS THE 2026 MONACO GRAND PRIX?
The 2026 Monaco Grand Prix will take place on June 5–7, 2026, with practice sessions on June 5, qualifying on June 6, and the race taking place on June 7, 2026.

WHERE IS THE MONACO GRAND PRIX HELD?
The Monaco Grand Prix is held on the iconic Circuit de Monaco, a street circuit winding through the streets of Monte Carlo and La Condamine. Famous for its tight corners, elevation changes, and harbour-side views, it is one of the most prestigious and challenging races in motorsport.

WHERE SHOULD I STAY FOR THE MONACO GRAND PRIX?
Nice is the most popular place to stay, offering close proximity to the circuit, luxury hotels, restaurants, and nightlife.

HOW DO I GET FROM NICE TO THE MONACO GRAND PRIX?
Monaco is easily accessible from Nice via several transport options. The most popular choice is the train, with frequent services running from Nice-Ville and other Nice stations to Monaco–Monte-Carlo in around 20–25 minutes. Trains run regularly throughout the day and are the easiest way to reach the circuit on race weekend. Taxis and private transfers are also available, while helicopter transfers offer a fast and scenic alternative.