Monaco Grand Prix: how to experience F1 from inside the paddock
Monaco in May is one of the hardest experiences to put into words for anyone who has never been. The Formula 1 paddock, 200 meters from the yachts in the harbor. An entire city transformed into a racetrack.
Monaco has no room for a racetrack. So it uses the city itself. The Sainte-Devote, Casino and Rascasse corners are part of the Principality's everyday life all year round, and in the final week of May they take on the barriers and grandstands that turn a neighborhood into the stage for the most iconic Grand Prix on the calendar.
Paddock Club: what it is and how to gain access
The Paddock Club is Formula 1's official hospitality area — set directly above the pit lane. From there, you watch the mechanics working on the cars, the drivers preparing and, during the race, you have one of the finest views of the Monaco circuit. The package includes world-class cuisine, champagne and the setting that brings together the global corporate world over that weekend.
Access is limited and fiercely sought after. Grossi Group secures availability well in advance and takes care of every logistical detail: curated accommodation on the French Riviera, transfers and a program for the practice and qualifying days — not just for Sunday's race.
Monaco beyond the track
What makes Monaco singular is that the event spills far beyond the track. The harbor with its superyachts, the casinos, the private programming of the major sponsors — it all unfolds at once. Grossi makes sure you are in the right places, at the right moments.
Monaco in May is one of the hardest experiences to put into words for anyone who has never been.
Let Grossi Group take care of the details.