Formula 1
Formula 1 is the highest echelon of motorsport, officially established in 1950. Over the decades, it has evolved from dangerous races of survival into a high-tech competition where victory is determined not only by a driver's skill but also by the engineering superiority of the teams. It is a hybrid of sport, science, and show. A modern Grand Prix weekend consists of three days: Friday practice sessions for car setup, Saturday qualifying which determines the starting grid, and the culminating race on Sunday. It is on this day that the tension peaks, and ticket prices reach their maximum.
The cost for a one-day ticket starts from €480.
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MotoGP
MotoGP is the premier class of road motorcycle racing, existing since 1949. Unlike Formula 1, where engineering solutions and aerodynamics play a key role, the outcome of a MotoGP race depends to a greater extent on the rider's physical fitness, reaction time, and precision of control. The riders compete at the limit of their abilities, controlling motorcycles at speeds exceeding 350 km/h. The race is part of a three-day event: Friday is for practice, Saturday for qualifying and the intermediate MotoGP™ Sprint race – a shortened race at half the distance of the main Grand Prix, lasting about 20 minutes. For a win in the sprint, riders receive a reduced number of points. On Sunday, the final full-length Grand Prix race of 24 laps takes place.
The MotoGP weekend includes not only the premier class but also the supporting series races:
The MotoGP weekend includes not only the premier class but also the supporting series races:
- Moto3: The entry-level category of the MotoGP World Championship, featuring motorcycles up to 250cc producing around 60 horsepower. It serves as a springboard for young riders aiming to reach the higher classes – Moto2 and MotoGP.
- Moto2: The intermediate class of the Grand Prix motorcycle racing World Championship, which uses motorcycles with a 765cc triple-cylinder engine producing over 140 hp. This category is characterized by the freedom to develop chassis with a unified engine for all teams, putting rider skill at the forefront.
- MotoE: The electric championship on Energica motorcycles, demonstrating instant acceleration and the development of green technologies.
Serie A
Serie A is the top division of Italian football and one of the most titled leagues in the world. Founded in 1929, it is famous for its rich history, strong defensive school, and for nurturing world stars. The tournament features 20 clubs that play in a round-robin system from August to May. At the end of the season, the top four teams earn direct entry into the UEFA Champions League. The fight for the scudetto – the champion's title – is traditionally contested by such giants as the record-holding Juventus, the Milanese rivals Inter and Milan, whose rivalry is known as the Derby della Madonnina, as well as Napoli and the Roman clubs Lazio and Roma.
The cost of a match ticket starts from €22.
The cost of a VIP seat in the front row with included hospitality starts from €1,830.
LEARN MORE The cost of a match ticket starts from €22.
The cost of a VIP seat in the front row with included hospitality starts from €1,830.