Four days, eighty laps, a circuit that has not moved in nearly a century. The Monaco Grand Prix is the most demanding race on the Formula 1 calendar — and the most exclusive weekend on the Riviera. From the first practice session to the moment the trophies are lifted on the royal balcony, every street, terrace and rooftop in the Principality is part of the event.
We coordinate every kilometre between your hotel, the paddock, the rooftops and the dinners that follow. A single chauffeur, on call from arrival to departure, who knows the closed roads, the press gates and the back routes that keep your evening from ever waiting in traffic.
The official weekend schedule
Monaco's race week follows the standard Formula 1 format — Friday practice, Saturday qualifying, Sunday race — but with road closures, paddock movements and Société des Bains de Mer events that begin much earlier in the week. Our drivers work to the published timetable and the unpublished one: the team transfers, hospitality slots and after-parties that surround the official sessions.
If your weekend revolves around a single Saturday Qualifying or extends from a Thursday arrival through to Monday departure, we plan the chauffeur rotation to match. No gaps, no surprises.
Airport transfers — Nice & beyond
We track every Grand Prix arrival hour by hour: Nice Côte d'Azur, Cannes-Mandelieu, the Monaco Heliport at Fontvieille. Your chauffeur is at the gate, name card in hand, before you reach baggage claim. A Mercedes S-Class or V-Class for executives and families; a discreet luxury car for the rest. The route into Monaco during race week shifts daily as road closures change — our team monitors the live restrictions and adjusts in real time.
For helicopter arrivals, we coordinate the ground link between the Heliport and your hotel within minutes of touchdown.
Hospitality, rooftops and the evenings
The Grand Prix is as much about the rooftops, the yachts moored in the harbour and the Société des Bains de Mer dinners as it is about the race itself. Our chauffeurs know the service entrances to the Hôtel de Paris, the rear gates of the Méridien Beach Plaza, and the timing of the Friday and Saturday paddock club arrivals. Whatever the dress code — fireproof overalls or black tie — we deliver you in the right vehicle, on the right minute.
After-race transfers run until well past midnight on Sunday. We staff our late-night rotation so that the post-podium dinners and the harbour parties feel as smooth as the morning arrivals.
Official schedule
Thursday 21 May
- Track open · paddock setup · F2 and F3 practice
- Société des Bains de Mer hospitality begins
Friday 22 May
- 13:30Free Practice 1
- 17:00Free Practice 2
Saturday 23 May
- 12:30Free Practice 3
- 16:00Qualifying
Sunday 24 May
- 12:30Driver Parade
- 15:00Race · 78 laps