About

Autodromo Nazionale Monza is one of the world's oldest and fastest racing circuits, located in the Royal Park of Monza near Milan, Italy. Known as the "Temple of Speed," Monza is famous for its long straights, heavy braking zones, and historic Curva Parabolica. The circuit rewards drivers who can maximize speed on the straights while nailing the critical braking points.

Whether you're preparing for a race in iRacing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Le Mans Ultimate, Automobilista 2, or F1 games, this guide covers every braking zone and racing line you need to know.

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Corner Reference

Turn	Corner Name	Brake Marker	Gear
1	Variante del Rettifilo	150m	1st or 2nd
2	Curva Grande	-	Flat out
3	Variante della Roggia	150m	2nd
4	Lesmos	50m	3rd
5	Variante Ascari	-	3rd
6	Curva Parabolica	100m	3rd

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Track Guide

The lap begins at Variante del Rettifilo, a tight first-gear chicane requiring heavy braking at the 150m board, taken in 1st or 2nd gear.

From there, you accelerate through Curva Grande, a long, sweeping right-hander taken flat out.

This leads to Variante della Roggia, another heavy braking zone at the 150m board, a tight 2nd gear chicane.

Next comes Lesmos, a challenging double-apex corner requiring braking at the 50m board and taken in 3rd gear.

You then navigate through Variante Ascari, a quick chicane taken in 3rd gear.

The lap concludes with the iconic Curva Parabolica, a long, sweeping right-hander requiring braking at the 100m board and taken in 3rd gear. This corner is crucial as it leads onto the long main straight, making your exit speed essential for a fast lap.

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