Monaco Grand Prix gains a Sprint for the first time in 2027, adding another competitive session to Formula 1's most glamorous race weekend. Practice and Sprint Qualifying take place on Friday, followed by the Sprint and Grand Prix qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday.
The 3.337-kilometer street circuit runs through Monte Carlo and La Condamine, passing Casino Square, the Fairmont Hairpin, the tunnel and harbor before the final section around the swimming pool. Grandstands, terraces, hospitality suites and yachts offer very different ways to watch the race, while Monaco's restaurants, hotels and nightlife become part of the weekend itself.
Babble-Up packages can include:
Grandstand, terrace or yacht viewing
F1 hospitality
Luxury hotel
Yacht charter
Private transfers
Restaurant and nightlife reservations
Dedicated concierge assistance