After the exciting race of the 2022 Spanish Grand Prix, Formula 1 moves to a unique and iconic place on the calendar, the Principality of Monaco. This scenario will see the seventh test of the season in which Ferrari and Red Bull are running as clear favorites for victory, although since the last appointment, Lando Norris, and even the Mercedes team itself, explained that the silver arrows have options of win.
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Day |
Session | Schedule |
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Friday May 27 |
Drivers press conference | 10:30-12:30 |
| Friday May 27 | free practice 1 | 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. |
| Friday May 27 | free practice 2 | 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. |
| Saturday May 28 | Team managers press conference | 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. |
| Saturday May 28 | free practice 3 | 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. |
| Saturday May 28 | Classification | 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. |
| Sunday May 29 | Race | 3:00 p.m. (78 laps) |
Returning to Monaco is synonymous with luxury and glamour, with stars from all sectors visiting the paddock of this small country because nobody wants to miss the spectacle that is Formula 1 on these streets. The tradition of free practice on Thursday ended a few years ago, so practice sessions will take place on Friday 27 May 2022, as will the drivers’ official FIA press conference.
We will have to wait a day to experience Monaco’s always decisive classification, which will be held just a few hours after the team managers’ press conference and the third free practice. This session will mark the starting grid for Sunday’s race, where the single-seaters will have to run for 78 laps to find out the winner of the grand prize.
| Session | Schedule |
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free practice 1 Friday May 27 |
07:00 a.m. Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru 08:00h Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay 9:00 a.m. Argentina, Uruguay |
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free practice 2 Friday May 27 |
10:00 a.m. Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru 11:00 a.m. Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay 12:00 p.m. Argentina, Uruguay |
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free practice 3 Saturday May 28 |
6:00 a.m. Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru 07:00h Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay 08:00 a.m. Argentina, Uruguay |
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Classification Saturday May 28 |
09:00 a.m. Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru 10:00 a.m. Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay 11:00 a.m. Argentina, Uruguay |
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Race Sunday May 29 |
08:00 a.m. Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru 09:00h Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay 10:00 a.m. Argentina, Uruguay |
How to watch the 2022 F1 Monaco GP and how much does it cost (price)
The only legal way to watch the 2022 Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix will be, as usual, through the DAZN F1 broadcast, which is also available on Movistar+ thanks to the agreement between the two companies.
The live content platform can be contracted for a monthly payment of €12.99 , although an account can also be purchased to watch Formula 1 by paying €129.99 per year, something that also includes other motorsport categories, such as MotoGP , or more sports, such as basketball with the Euroleague, or tennis with the different tournaments.
Through our website, Motorsport.com, you can also follow everything that happens live and minute by minute in the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix 2022 for free. In addition, we leave you in the banner below the link so that you can download the application that is available on both Android and iOS so that you receive the alerts with all the news from the Great Circus.
The Circuit de Monaco, home of the F1 Monaco GP race
The Principality route is one of the classics on the calendar, and except on a few occasions, such as in 2020 when it was left out due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it has always been present throughout the season, leaving unique and historic images.
Ayrton Senna is the undisputed king of this track, with six wins, all of them achieved consecutively from 1987 to 1993, and victory only escaped him in 1988, when he wanted to take such an advantage over Alain Prost , his rival and teammate at McLaren. , which went against the wall.
Here we have also seen other legendary moments, such as the 1996 race, when Olivier Panis took victory in a crazy race, perhaps the most in history, where only three cars crossed the finish line, or in 2018, with Daniel Ricciardo holding the pressure of Sebastian Vettel and Hamilton in a Red Bull with mechanical problems.
| Race | Monaco GP |
| City |
Monaco |
| Circuit |
Monaco Circuit |
| track length | 3,337km |
| race distance | 78 laps |
| direction of travel | Clockwise direction |
| curves | 19 (12 right and 7 left) |
| Pole Position Place | Left |
