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- Circuit type
Race - Circuit Length
5.793 km - Circuit Turns
11 - Circuit Direction
Clockwise - Capacity
115,000 - Established
1922
Profile Few names are as evocative as Monza, built in 1922 and for many years one of the fastest circuits. It was the first purpose-built venue to stage a grand prix and the first to charge for entry. It was also two tracks. One, a US-style oval with two straights and two heavily-banked corners (demolished in 1938) the other a facsimile of a road circuit. But while hugely popular, it was also highly dangerous. In 1928 a driver and 27 spectators were killed, and despite safety modifications, five years later three top drivers died in one race. Full profile
