Going to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the F1 Italian Grand Prix? Don’t get stuck at the gate or denied entry.
To avoid problems at the entrance and bring in any race day essentials, you first need to familiarize yourself with the circuit’s security measures and bag policy. Here are the most important facts you need to know—including what you can and can’t bring—for this historic Formula 1 race.
Monza F1 Weekend Bag Rules
The capacity of your bag, backpack, or any other luggage must not exceed 15 liters. Think of this like a small daypack or minimalist backpack used for a daily commute. Failure to comply with the bag policy will result in refusal of entry or removal from the venue.
Also, security personnel at the track may search your bags before allowing you to pass through the gates. To prevent delays or rejection, avoid bringing any of the prohibited items we’ll mention in this guide.
What You CAN Bring to Monza for the Race
Here’s a list of what you can actually bring with you to the track.
Water and Other Convenience Items
- Capped plastic or metal bottle, 17 oz (500 ml) or less
- Small rain umbrellas (without metal tip)
- Non-wooden folding chairs or stools
- Pocket lighters
Electronics
- Power banks weighing no more than 0.66 lb (300 g)
- Phones
- Laptops
- Tablets
- iPads
- E-readers
Please note: You may be asked to turn the device on and demonstrate how it works.
Camera Equipment
- Cameras
- Selfie sticks, tripods, and monopods
The images taken at the event should be used for personal, private, and non-commercial purposes only.
Fan Items
- Flexible, plastic flagpoles
- Small flags
Hearing Protection
- Ear plugs
- Ear defenders
- Headphones
- Other forms of ear protection
Service Animals
- Assistance dogs
What You CAN’T Bring to Monza for the Race
Please leave these prohibited items behind before heading to the venue.
Large or Obstructive Items
- Large umbrellas, or any umbrella with a metal tip
- Tents
- Anything that could sabotage or damage property
Animals
- Pets
Wheeled Vehicles
- Cars
- Motorcycles
- Bicycles
- Skateboards and scooters
- Roller skates
- Baby strollers
Weapons and Explosives
- Guns
- Ammunitions
- Bladed objects (including knives and work tools)
- Fireworks
- Flares
- Smoke bombs
- Personal protection sprays
Substances
- Alcohol
- Illegal drugs
Disruptive Items
- Musical instruments (including vuvuzelas and airhorns) and whistles
- Cans
- Glass containers
- Rigid rods and poles
- Drones
- Helmets
- Walkie-talkies, phone jammers, and radio scanners
- Lasers
- Objects bearing political, religious, or offensive messages
Monza Race Day Essentials
These items are not compulsory to bring, but they’ll help make your experience—whether you’re going for the weekend or just for race day— more enjoyable and comfortable.
- Race tickets
- Water bottles (refill at the venue’s hydration stations)
- Ear protection
- Mobile phone
- Portable charger and power bank
- Sun Protection:
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Credit or debit card
- Cash (for vendors who don’t accept cards)
- Breathable clothing
Learn More About What to Expect On Monza Race Weekend
FanAmp’s Italian Grand Prix guides provide everything you need to know about this year’s event. We cover ticket prices, seating, hotel tips, fan zone experiences, and lots more.
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