Supermodel stuns in themed outfit at Monaco Grand Prix (2024)

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What celebrities are in Monaco for the Grand Prix? ›

The Monaco Grand Prix is generally quite a smart event. We want all our guests to feel comfortable with what they wear, so the below suggestions may be considered for certain locations: Hotel de Paris, Hotel Hermitage & Metropole Hotel: Smart attire.

The Monaco GP is part of motorsport's Triple Crown (along with the Indianapolis 500 and 24 Hours of Le Mans) for a reason. It's 78 laps of pure adrenaline as drivers tackle the 19 turns in the heart of the principality, zipping past the iconic Monte-Carlo Casino, the yacht-filled harbor and more.

Monte-Carlo is a maze of legendary turns that are now a part of history, including the Casino Square and the most famous “Hairpin” (an abrupt 180° turn on a short section of the road after a long straight passage which then turns straight again).

Prince Albert II

The reigning monarch of the Principality of Monaco and head of the princely house of Grimaldi.

The French Riviera has been a favourite stomping ground for the rich, the famous and the wannabe's since the 1850s. For decades, they've been flocking to this stunning corner of the world to be seen and to party at some of the most exclusive and legendary nightspots on the Côte d'Azur.

There is a strict dress code in the principality, where if people wear a bathing suit, go bare-chested or take off their shoes anywhere other than on the beach, they can be fined. Shorts are not allowed in most hotels and public places. A backpack or sneakers can also block you from entering many places.

A Saturday-Sunday pass will set you back at least double the Sunday price, while Yacht tickets (yes, you can watch the Monaco GP from a yacht) begin at €3,000. A ticket at the Panoramic Fan's Club Terrace costs up to $5,355, while a Gold VIP Terrace spot goes up to $3,520.

“Our customers and guests take smart casual as a minimum,” says Jerry Stamoulis, the head of brand engagement at Mercedes-Benz Cars Australia. “They tend to dress to impress.”

Privacy. Being a Formula 1 driver puts people in a spotlight like few others in the world, and naturally, when they are not at tracks around the world, they will want to relax as much as possible without fear of being hounded by the media or large crowds of fans.

Is Monaco the hardest F1 track? ›

The race circuit is narrow, with many elevation shifts and tight corners. These features make it perhaps the most demanding track in Formula One racing.

Monaco is one of only four tracks which were on the original 1950 F1 World Championship calendar - Silverstone, Monza and Spa-Francorchamps being the others - and, apart from the cancelled 2020 race, it has featured on the schedule every year since 1955.

The now-broken Leclerc home “curse” included two previous Monaco F1 pole positions that he failed to convert into wins — one in 2021, when a gearbox failure caused by a qualifying crash meant he failed to start the race, and one in 2022, when a strategy error by Ferrari sent him tumbling down the order.

Charles Leclerc hit the jackpot on his home streets with a commanding display throughout the Monaco Grand Prix weekend. But who else impressed in the Principality?

Why do F1 drivers have to weigh themselves after a race? Within F1, there is a minimum weight requirement. If a driver weighs below this limit, additional weight is added to the car. After a race, the FIA checks the weight loss of a driver to ensure he still meets this minimum weight requirement.

Other familiar names were among the fans at the Circuit de Monaco, including Ashley Graham, Heidi Klum and her daughter Leni, Alexandra Daddario, Tommy Hilfiger and Emily Ratajkowski.

Jimmy'z Monte-Carlo

Jimmy'z has attracted celebrities for more than 40 years with its incendiary parties. This legendary place is the result of RégineZylberberg's collaboration with SBM. In 1970, the «Queen of the Night», better known as Régine, performed in Monaco.

Nine F1™️ drivers take to the catwalk in front of the usual celebrity crowd as part of Amber Lounge Fashion Monaco, now a firmly established fixture in the world of fashion. Amber Lounge follows the Grand Prix™ circuit to Abu Dhabi for a breathtakingly exotic weekend.

How many Formula One drivers live in Monaco? Of the 40,000 people who live in Monaco, nine are F1 drivers. This includes reigning champion Max Verstappen and Britain's greatest driver Lewis Hamilton. Charles Leclerc was born in Monaco, so he's the only native F1 driver who currently live there.