On the race day in Monza, there will be no free seats.

On the race day in Monza, there will be no free seats.

      The organizers of the Italian Grand Prix announced during the stage presentation in Milan that all tickets for the Sunday race have been sold. The event was attended by the president of the Lombardy region Attilio Fontana, the president of the Automobile Club of Italy Geronimo La Russa, the mayor of Monza Paolo Pilotto, the executive vice-chairman of Pirelli Marco Tronchetti Provera, and others. Geronimo La Russa: "The Italian Grand Prix is a vibrant sporting event and an opportunity to celebrate Italy, its passion, and its immense potential for hosting major international competitions. This weekend, the Ferrari team is vying for victory, and 20-year-old Italian Kimi Antonelli is leading the championship. Kimi grew up in our sports federation, in ACI, then he was trusted by Mercedes, and now he has come to the Grand Prix as the leader. The demand has been incredible in every way, all tickets are sold out. On Sunday, there will not be a single free seat at the track, and this year we expect to host nearly 400,000 people. This complicates the organization of the stage a bit, but it fills us with joy and satisfaction."

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On the race day in Monza, there will be no free seats.

The organizers of the Italian Grand Prix announced during the stage presentation in Milan that all tickets for the Sunday race have been sold.