Money, luxury, yachts, pretty faces and Formula 1 cars. I'm talking about the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. For a moment, forget about the crisis and discover the 4 best places to watch the most glamorous race on the planet, and a 5th more… modest place.
The Monaco Grand Prix is far from being just another race, among so many other races that make up the Formula 1 calendar. In fact, the Monaco Grand Prix is much more than a race.
The Monaco Grand Prix is a party. It's the feast of glamour, beautiful women, yachts as far as the eye can see, bottles of champagne on every corner, tanned skin and all the other good things money can buy.
Razão Automóvel invites you to forget about the crisis and three-digit wages. Come and discover with us the best and most exclusive places to watch the Monaco Grand Prix. Hold on tight to your wallet… sorry, chair!
1- A cocktail at Virage Restaurant on the Tabac curve
This restaurant offers a unique overview of the Monaco circuit. You will be able to witness the departure of the single-seaters from the famous Monaco tunnel, and the unbridled departure beyond 200 km/h in your direction, until it winds through the Curves of the Swimming Pool. All this while tasting some of the best dishes in French cuisine. If the neck starts to ache, they can lift their heads a little and rest their view over the sea. The choice is yours.
2- On a private yacht overlooking the circuit
Don't want to subject yourself to the kitchen of a French chef and prefer to choose the team that will serve you? The best option is to rent a private yacht for the Grand Prix weekend. But you know, everything comes at a cost. And this one is not nice at all…
Count on a day of 25.ooo€ at the Marina in Monaco, to have the boat parked. Or will it be moored? Well, it doesn't matter, it's €25,000. As for the yacht itself, it contains over €60,000 per day. The price varies depending on the size of the boat… and your wallet.
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If they think it's a lot of money, they can always invite some friends and split the bill. They can invite up to 10 friends to spend the night with you, and up to 50 people during the day. If you still think it's a lot of money (yes, it's a lot of money…) you can rent a small 70-foot Sunseeker for €5,000 and see the race a little further from the shore. You will still have the opportunity to experience the full experience, sound and excitement of the race. That's what they say. I'm 5,000 euros short to draw my own conclusions…
3- On a terrace or in an apartment
The Fairmont VIP terrace is the most relaxed and calm way to watch the Monaco GP. Located on the slowest corner of the entire F1 season, it is the ideal place to enjoy the beauty of the machines that bring Formula 1 to life. For €1,700 per person, you can access a balcony with table service and all the pampering at who are entitled for this price.
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4- Make yourself guests on a private yacht
Attention, we are not suggesting that they enter a yacht without the owners – of course, if they are a beautiful young woman, the possibility of being successful is even worth the risk (I would try, if I were beautiful – but I am not even beautiful, let alone... ). We suggest that you buy an invitation to one of the numerous yachts that are moored along the circuit. And don't think that prices are that high, for €2,500 you can already have access to the exclusive world of Monaco's mega-yachts. Relax, order a bottle of wine and enjoy the show.
5- At home, on the sofa, with a packet of French fries
This article is about the four best places to see the Monaco Grand Prix. But well, the truth is that times are one of contention and therefore we always have the opportunity to watch the race from the comfort of our own home. This 5th alternative is the most likely.
Look on the bright side. TV broadcasts are getting better and better and what's more, truth be told… so much luxury, cars, yachts and bikinis from one place to another are also tiring! Forget what I said. Who am I kidding?! Damn, being a multimillionaire must be awesome: