All winners
- 2026Scheduled
- 2025
Max Verstappen - 2024
Charles Leclerc - 2023
Max Verstappen - 2022
Max Verstappen - 2021
Daniel Ricciardo - 2020
Pierre Gasly - 2019
Charles Leclerc - 2018
Lewis Hamilton - 2017
Lewis Hamilton - 2016
Nico Rosberg - 2015
Lewis Hamilton - 2014
Lewis Hamilton - 2013
Sebastian Vettel - 2012
Lewis Hamilton - 2011
Sebastian Vettel - 2010
Fernando Alonso - 2009
Rubens Barrichello - 2008
Sebastian Vettel - 2007
Fernando Alonso - 2006
Michael Schumacher - 2005
Juan Pablo Montoya - 2004
Rubens Barrichello - 2003
Michael Schumacher - 2002
Rubens Barrichello - 2001
Juan Pablo Montoya - 2000
Michael Schumacher - 1999
Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 1998
Michael Schumacher - 1997
David Coulthard - 1996
Michael Schumacher - 1995
Johnny Herbert - 1994
Damon Hill - 1993
Damon Hill - 1992
Ayrton Senna - 1991
Nigel Mansell - 1990
Ayrton Senna - 1989
Alain Prost - 1988
Gerhard Berger - 1987
Nelson Piquet - 1986
Nelson Piquet - 1985
Alain Prost - 1984
Niki Lauda - 1983
Nelson Piquet - 1982
René Arnoux - 1981
Alain Prost - 1980
Nelson Piquet - 1979
Jody Scheckter - 1978
Niki Lauda - 1977
Mario Andretti - 1976
Ronnie Peterson - 1975
Clay Regazzoni - 1974
Ronnie Peterson - 1973
Ronnie Peterson - 1972
Emerson Fittipaldi - 1971
Peter Gethin - 1970
Clay Regazzoni - 1969
Jackie Stewart - 1968
Denny Hulme - 1967
John Surtees - 1966
Ludovico Scarfiotti - 1965
Jackie Stewart - 1964
John Surtees - 1963
Jim Clark - 1962
Graham Hill - 1961
Phil Hill - 1960
Phil Hill - 1959
Stirling Moss - 1958TBTony Brooks
- 1957
Stirling Moss - 1956
Stirling Moss - 1955
Juan Fangio - 1954
Juan Fangio - 1953
Juan Fangio - 1952
Alberto Ascari - 1951
Alberto Ascari - 1950
Nino Farina
Circuit
Circuit
Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
Location
Monza, Italy
Length
5.793 km
Corners
11
First GP
1950
Editions
77
- — Hosted a round of the World Championship in every season since 1950 except 1980, when the Italian Grand Prix moved to Imola.
- — The fastest lap ever recorded at a Grand Prix weekend anywhere: Lewis Hamilton's 2020 pole at an average of 264.362 km/h.
- — The abandoned 1955 banked oval still stands inside the current circuit and was used in combination with the road course until 1961.
- — The 1971 Italian Grand Prix finished with the closest top five in F1 history — 0.61s covering first to fifth.
Most wins — drivers
Most wins — constructors
- Ferrari20×
- McLaren10×
- Mercedes7×
- Williams6×
- Red Bull Racing5×

