Formula One Monaco Grand Prix Cruise
Race fans, get ready for an exciting experience. The Formula One Monaco Grand Prix, which is one of the biggest races of the year, is only about a month away. It’s something that almost every driver dreams of winning one day. It features a lot of technical strategies, split second decisions and often risky moves. For those that have ever seen this race either on TV or in person, they know that this isn’t an event for amateurs. This year the dates for the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix Cruise are May 25th – 28 2017. There are a few cabins left on the for this year, but we suggest planning in advance for 2018. How Formula One is Different Than Other Races This race sets apart the great drivers and the inexperienced. It takes sheer bravery to do what it takes to win. This track is more demanding than other races on the circuit. The cars are subject to a maximum downforce that requires drivers to have to brake often. For the drivers, not a second goes by that they can lose their train of thought as doing so can be deadly. The race has been taking place since 1955 and has gotten bigger and better each year. A new pit complex was created in 2004 that allows for even more spectators to watch the event. The All Time Formula One Winners It’s a real feat to win the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix once, let alone multiple times. Graham Hill, who has earned the nickname of ‘Mr. Monaco’ as well as driver Michael Schumacher, have won the event five times. Alain Prose has won it four times and both Stirling Moss and Jackie Stewart have won it three times each. However, the driver who has won it the most, at a whopping six times, is Ayrton Senna from Brazil. Cruising Meets The Formula One Monaco Grand Prix Cruise While you can purchase tickets to the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix and watch it at the actual tack, there is another way to view it. Azamara cruise line is offering a cruise where passengers will stop in the area overnight and have the ability to watch the race from the ship. This unique experience allows passengers to take part in the race without having to deal with all the crowds or getting too and from the event. If you are interested in the Formula One Grand Prix cruise 2018, now is the time to book it. Even if you aren’t a diehard race fan, this is still an experience that you will certainly appreciate. Who wouldn’t love an adrenaline filled race as part of their relaxing cruise? In 2018, the 11 night cruise begins in Rome and visits Amalfi, Taormina, Sicily, Valletta, Malta, Olbia, Sardinia, Corsica, France, Monte Carlo overnight and over night in Barcelona, Spain. There is also a 4 night option onboard the Azamara Quest cruise ship, starting at $1,999 pp that visits Nice and St. Tropez.The Monaco Grand Prix offers an unrivaled racing and luxury travel experience on the French Riviera. For more France travel inspiration, see our guide to Paris in the Spring: The Complete Travel Guide.
