Tickets are now on sale for the third round of the 2026 GT World season at Monza on 29–31 May.
A near-permeant fixture since hosting the inaugural Blancpain Endurance Series race in 2011, the Italian track will stage its usual three-hour contest on Sunday afternoon. It promises to deliver another bumper grid, with around 60 cars representing 10 manufacturers expected to bring the action.
Among the major points of interest, Lamborghini will be present with its new Temerario GT3. The Italian marque has two overall wins at Monza – in 2015 and 2017 – both with the Huracán model. Rutronik Racing has already confirmed plans to run the hotly-anticipated new car.
As was the case in 2025, the Italian event is set to feature of a wealth of off-track activities for fans to enjoy. Last year included an impressive fan village with music, refreshments, and a driver autograph session, as well as a pit walk and a supercar display in the paddock. Similar activations are planned for 2026, with further details to be revealed soon.
There will also be plenty more on-track action to enjoy. GT cars will take centre stage throughout the weekend, with the GT2 European Series powered by Pirelli, GT4 European Series and McLaren Trophy Europe all competing. In total, the event will feature more than eight hours of racing action across Saturday and Sunday.
Tickets start at €20 for Saturday and €30 for Sunday, while a full-weekend pass is available for €40. Kids aged between 7 and 11 can attend for a just €1, while 12–18-year-olds can also enjoy a reduced fee of €14. Ticket-holders may also choose to purchase a supplementary Grid Walk pass, which costs €40 and is limited to 300 units, an increase of 100 compared with 2025.
Tickets are now on sale for more than half of the 2026 GT World season, including the opening event at Circuit Paul Ricard and the marquee CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa. For more information, please click here.