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4 Hours of Monza – Facts and Figures

The European Le Mans Series visited Monza at the end of March for the official test but May 14th 2017 will mark the first race at the Autodromo Internazionale Monza since 2008. The circuit was opened on the 15 May 1922 and celebrates its 95th anniversary the day after the 4 Hours of Monza.

4 Hours of Monza – Facts and Figures
07/05/2017

Here are a few facts and figures to get to know this famous track:

  • Track Length: 5.793km /3.6 miles
  • Corners: 10
  • Circuit Opened: 15 May 1922
  • Entries: 36 (12 LMP2 / 17 LMP3 / 7 LMGTE)
  • 28 Teams and 103 drivers will take part in the 4 Hours of Monza representing 21 different nations
  • 2008 LMP1 Winners – Pedro Lamy / Stephane Sarrazin – Peugeot 908 HDi-FAP

          2008 LMP2 Winners – John Nielsen / Casper Elgaard – Porsche RS Spyder

          2008 LMGT1 Winners – Tomas Enge / Antonio Garcia – Aston Martin DBR9

          2008 LMGT2 Winners – Richard Lietz / Raymond Narac – Porsche 997 GT3 RSR

  • Monza is the world’s third purpose built race track after Brooklands (UK) and Indianapolis (USA).
  • The fastest lap record by an LMP2 car at the recent preseason test was 1m36.461 (no28 IDEC Sport Racing Ligier JPS217-Gibson).  This compares to the fastest race lap of 1m37.625 set by the Porsche RS Spyder on the 27 April 2008
  • Top Speed during the official test in March: 314.9 km/h by the n°40 of Graff. 

The start of the 4 Hours of Monza will be given on the 14th May at 13:30.

Here are a few facts and figures to get to know this famous track:

  • Track Length: 5.793km /3.6 miles
  • Corners: 10
  • Circuit Opened: 15 May 1922
  • Entries: 36 (12 LMP2 / 17 LMP3 / 7 LMGTE)
  • 28 Teams and 103 drivers will take part in the 4 Hours of Monza representing 21 different nations
  • 2008 LMP1 Winners – Pedro Lamy / Stephane Sarrazin – Peugeot 908 HDi-FAP

          2008 LMP2 Winners – John Nielsen / Casper Elgaard – Porsche RS Spyder

          2008 LMGT1 Winners – Tomas Enge / Antonio Garcia – Aston Martin DBR9

          2008 LMGT2 Winners – Richard Lietz / Raymond Narac – Porsche 997 GT3 RSR

  • Monza is the world’s third purpose built race track after Brooklands (UK) and Indianapolis (USA).
  • The fastest lap record by an LMP2 car at the recent preseason test was 1m36.461 (no28 IDEC Sport Racing Ligier JPS217-Gibson).  This compares to the fastest race lap of 1m37.625 set by the Porsche RS Spyder on the 27 April 2008
  • Top Speed during the official test in March: 314.9 km/h by the n°40 of Graff. 

The start of the 4 Hours of Monza will be given on the 14th May at 13:30.

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