Monaco Grand Prix

RACE DATES 2011

26 MAY Thursday (Practice)
27 MAY Friday (Support Races)
28 MAY Saturday (Qualifying)
29 MAY Sunday (Race)

The Monaco F1 race is our busiest race of the season.
F1Corporate entertains on yachts, race viewing apartments, popular grandstands and the Formula One Paddock Club™. Make the most of your once in a life time experience and attend the 2011 GP.

Race viewing apartments are a real alternative to watch the race in comfort, enjoying catering and drinks during the day. A variety of hospitality options are available from budget to luxury.

Advantages of the Monaco Garnd Prix 2011

• Hotels are available in Nice, for better value for money, and Monte Carlo for the luxury traveller and corporate customers. Most hotels have a 3 to 5 night minimum stay.
  
• Luxury hotels in Monte Carlo, from traditional hotels such as the Hotel de Paris, Hermitage or Metropole, to hip new resorts including the Monte Carlo Bay Hotel, The Fairmont Monte Carlo or the LeMeridien, all share common themes of 5-star luxury, style and personal service.
  
• Thursday morning, suddenly Monaco is rocked by the noise of F1 engines thundering around the tight street circuit. The city comes alive during Grand Prix week to host international A class celebrities, movie stars and F1 fans from far away. A must-do-before-you-die experience!

• Amber Lounge the Formula One Driver Party is hosted on 3 nights. Kick off is on Friday with a AMBER LOUNGE fashion show where current F1 Drivers, their girlfriends or internationally famous models show off the latest in fashion and trends. Rub shoulders with the famous and ensure you have a lie in the next day.
  
• We again expect a dry race in beautiful sunshine for the 2010 F1 Grand Prix in Monaco - perfect to be on our Formula One Yacht. If you are in doubt book yourself a place in one of our race viewing apartments enjoying drinks and food service all day including champagne, a fantastic panoramic race view close the action and of course, onsite toilet facilities. Not to be missed.

Considering the size of the Principality the organisation required to accommodate the thousands of spectators, the Formula One teams and the trucks is amazing. It is achieved with precision and begins just after Easter when the grandstands and miles of armco barrier start to be erected. Race attendence is estimated to be around 130.000