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Ignite your passion for speed and embrace the thrill of Formula 1™

As we hit the 19-year mark in delivering the most electrifying F1™ travel experiences, we invite you to join us in the fast lane, where every turn brings a new burst of excitement.

Picture yourself in the heart of the action, surrounded by the roar of engines and the cheer of the crowd, with exclusive access to the most coveted viewing spots and luxury accommodations that turn a trip into a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

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Our team, a crew of dedicated F1™ aficionados, has traversed the globe, soaking in every curve and straight of the world's most prestigious circuits to bring you an F1™ experience that's not just seen but felt.

With GPA, you're not just a spectator; you're part of a select group who knows the pulse of F1™ racing. We believe in choice, offering you the reins to tailor your journey to the pinnacle of motorsport. From the electric atmosphere of the paddock to the glamour of exclusive after-parties, your dream F1™ adventure awaits.

Dive into the world of Grand Prix Adventures, where your F1™ fantasies come to life.

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Elevate your race day with Grand Prix Adventures! Since 2004, we've been the gold standard in thrilling Grand Prix packages and unrivalled Formula One VIP hospitality, bringing you closer to the F1 action.

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Our meticulously curated collection of accommodations ensuring an unforgettable stay at the world's most thrilling races.

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Experience the Grand Prix like never before from the best seats in the house. We secure exclusive balcony views that put you at the heart of the F1 action, ensuring every moment is unforgettable.

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Step into the inner circle with our F1 pitlane tours, offering unparalleled access to meet with racing drivers, and even take the wheel of a real Formula One car. An exclusive peek into the paddock and beyond awaits.

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Since our tester-trip in 2003 at the Monaco Grand Prix we can now boast of over 5000 satisfied customers who have enjoyed our attention-to-detail and organisation from the events we offer.

In addition to our 1st-hand experience and expertise, you can be absolutely sure that you are dealing with a company which is a market leader, delivers on promises and is fully focussed on making your time at a Grand Prix memorable. Before you part with any of your hard earned money, please check at Companies House in the UK about who it is you are dealing with.

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Many of the 'experts' out there aren't all that they seem and their 'expertise' definitely is not what they are telling you. Do read a small selection from the thousands of delighted customers who have enjoyed that once-in-a-lifetime thrill at a GPA event.

We are now taking Bookings for the Monaco Grand Prix in 2024 and for the 2025 Event, we advise to book early as they event is very popular and can be sold out quickly, especially for the best balconies and hotels in Nice and Monaco.

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Regardless of who should win the race, and no matter how the on-track action pans out, the one thing you can be absolutely certain of is that the GPA team are here to focus our energy and attention on making your trip to the Grand Prix an Adventure of a lifetime.

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Father could lose patience with Lance Stroll – report

Jun.7 (GMM) Lance Stroll has found himself under scrutiny ahead of his home Canadian GP, as observers wonder if 2024 could be his final season on the Formula 1 grid. While teammate Fernando Alonso has been re-signed for 2025 and 2026, there has been no word about 24-year-old Stroll’s deal – even though team boss…

Leclerc hits back at new ‘title favourite’ label

Jun.8 (GMM) Charles Leclerc may be emerging as a new favourite for the 2024 world championship. In Montreal, Red Bull consultant Dr Helmut Marko told Kleine Zeitung newspaper that after the first three races of the season, “the world championship looked so easy” for Max Verstappen to win again. But now, with Charles Leclerc’s win…

2025 talks with Ocon still taking place – Haas

Jun.8 (GMM) Esteban Ocon has been ousted by Alpine for 2025, and reportedly ruled out by Williams over concerns about his personality, but the Frenchman may manage to keep his Formula 1 career alive. Even before the 27-year-old’s highly contentious crash into his teammate in Monaco, Ocon was being linked with the vacant 2025 seat…

Marko denies Perez’s contract is for one year only

Jun.8 (GMM) Dr Helmut Marko has denied reports that Sergio Perez has not actually signed a two-year contract to remain at Red Bull Racing next year. Prior to the announcement, reports suggested that while the Mexican and his sponsors were demanding a two-year deal, Red Bull was only offering him a single-year contract for 2025…

Gasly reveals ‘progressing’ 2025 talks with Alpine

Jun.8 (GMM) Pierre Gasly says he in talks with Alpine about remaining with the embattled Formula 1 team in 2025. Renault’s outfit has just ousted Esteban Ocon for the 2025 season, but Gasly told Canal Plus that he is angry he has been linked with the breakdown in that relationship. “I was not at all…

Ralf Schumacher refusing to work with Gunther Steiner

Jun.8 (GMM) Ralf Schumacher has announced that he will not appear on camera with former Haas boss Gunther Steiner. Steiner and Schumacher, the former grand prix winner, fell out very publicly in 2022 as Steiner openly criticised his nephew Mick Schumacher – leading to the latter’s ousting as a Haas race driver. Both Schumacher and…

Williams, Sauber options for Sainz ‘a shame’ – Berger

Jun.10 (GMM) F1 legend Gerhard Berger says it’s a “shame” that Carlos Sainz has been locked out of every “good” team for 2025. Over the Montreal weekend, it became clear that the 29-year-old Spanish driver has two options for his next move in Formula 1, having been ousted by Ferrari for 2025 in favour of…

Clarity about Lance Stroll’s F1 future due ‘soon’

Jun.8 (GMM) A question-mark is continuing to hang over the future in Formula 1 of Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll. With teammate Fernando Alonso signed-and-sealed for 2026 and 2026, very little is known about the contract of 25-year-old Stroll – the often-criticised son of team owner Lawrence Stroll. Stroll was coy about 2025 when asked…

Sprint format ‘too expensive’ for Montreal – promoter

Jun.8 (GMM) Canadian GP promoter Francois Dumontier says Montreal will not be hosting a Formula 1 ‘sprint’ race weekend anytime soon. He told Le Journal de Montreal that the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve was actually all lined up to be F1’s very first sprint weekend in 2000 – until the covid pandemic forced the event’s cancellation….

Bottas ‘can’t wait forever’ for Audi’s driver decision

Jun.8 (GMM) Valtteri Bottas has given the strongest suggestion yet that he will definitely be leaving Audi-owned Sauber at the end of the season. At Imola recently, the Finn was spotted walking out of the Williams motorhome – but the Grove based team seems much more keen to attract Carlos Sainz. “I think any team…

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Prepare for an unforgettable European motorsports getaway with Grand Prix Tours to the Austrian Grand Prix. This exceptional event draws the most dedicated race enthusiasts from across Europe and around the globe. Get set for an exhilarating experience like no other! SHOW PACKAGES

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Belgian grand prix.

This is certainly one of our most popular tours and it is one that we most highly recommend year in and year out although with only 1 one year contract for 2024 this vey well could be your last chance to experience this iconic circuit in person. SHOW PACKAGES

Italian Grand Prix

Packages include accommodations in beautiful Como Italy, airport and track transfers, and pre-race dinner hosted by a race celebrity. Guests can rely on our more than 40 years of consecutive attendance and experience at this amazing event. SHOW PACKAGES

Italian Extravaganza

Guests of Grand Prix Tours are escorted through the Italian countryside to an area rich in history and car culture and will gain insight into the history and inner workings of car companies such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Dallara, Pagani, and Alfa Romeo. SHOW PACKAGES

United States Grand Prix

Join Grand Prix Tours as we head to Austin, Texas for the 2024 United States Grand Prix. Located just outside the Austin city limits is the Circuit of the Americas one of the finest racing circuits in the world and for this year is one of the tracks selected to run one of the six Sprint races on the F1 schedule. SHOW PACKAGES

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2008 – Brazil Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton overtaking Timo Glock to win the Championship 1993 –  European Grand Prix, Ayrton Senna famous sprint to victory despite starting on the Grid in 5 th place. 1950 – F1 was born at Silverstone where Italian racer Giuseppe Farina was victorious

2023 is turning out to be a fantastic year for racing, for Max Verstappen amd Red Bull as he is on the cusp of being declared the World Champion for the third time. 

Here's your chance to get in on the action in 2024 with the best selection of Grnd Prix tours to some of the hottest dates in the Formula One calendar .  Set your pulses racing with a high-octane f1 packages both home and away.

2024 F1 packages

20 June 2024 - Spanish Grand Prix by Air - 5 days from £1279 -  More Info 5 July 2024 - British Grand Prix - Self Drive - 4 days from £929 -  More Info 6 July 2024 - British Grand Prix by Coach - 2 Days from £779 -  More Info 26 July 2024 - Belgian Grand Prix by Coach- 4 days from £789 - More Info 27 July 2024 - Belgian Grand Prix by Coach- 3 days from £549 - More Info 27 July 2024 - Belgian Grand Prix by Coach - 3 days from £349 - More Info

2024 F1 Monaco Grand Prix

24 - 26 May 2024 - Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo, Monaco

For many F1 fans Monaco is a magical place, providing some of the best grand prix racing around in a rather glamorous location. It is hard to comprehend that a Grand Prix race can take place through the narrow streets of a city but that is exactly what happens when F1 lands here. Stare in awe as drivers reach unbelievable speeds negotiating tight corners and passing famous landmarks such as Monte Carlo Casino and the Harbour.

Previous Winners: 2023- Max Verstappen 2022 - Sergio Perez 2021 - Max Verstappen

2024 F1 Pirelli British Grand Prix 

4-7 July 2024 - Silverstone, Northamptonshire, UK 

Nothing beats the glitz, glamour and adrenalin-fuelled drama of the  British Grand Prix . The atmosphere alone is incredible but it's even better when there are home-grown Brits on the Grid. The layout of the circuit has been altered several times in the last 12 years to improve driver's safety and overtaking opportunities. Once the race has finished, officials open up the barriers and allow spectators to walk around the track and get closer to the pit lane. Understandably, this is always a sell-out event in the F1 calendar.

Previous Winners:   2023- Max Verstappen 2022 - Carlos Sainz Jr  2021 - Lewis Hamilton

2024 F1 Rolex Belgian Grand Prix

26 - 28 July 2024 - Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium F1 racing first began here in 1924 and the circuit is deemed to be one of the most challenging in the world. Spectators to the Belgian Grand Prix will be in for a thrilling few days of racing as they watch drivers reach speeds of up to 300km/h whilst negotiating the fast, hilly and twisty nature of the circuit. Spa-Francorchamps is also well-known for the unpredictable weather, one part of the circuit could be dry whilst another part could be slippery with rain! As the majority of F1 fans know, there is never a dull day of racing here.

Previous Winners: 2023 - Max Verstappen 2022 - Max Verstappen 2021 -Max Verstappen

2024 F1 Heineken Italian Grand Prix 30 August - 1 September 2024 - Autodromo Nazionale Motodromo, Monza, Italy Being home to Ferrari, there is always a special atmosphere at the Italian Grand Prix especially if you are located along 'La Pista Magica' their passionate supporters, the Tifosi, gather to cheer for their team. Spectators not only fall in love with the atmosphere but they also love the circuit too. It's long, containing a high number of straights with very few turns allowing drivers to reach eye-watering speeds of 280km/h.

Previous Winners: 2023 - Max Vertappen 2022- Max Verstappen 2020- Pierre Gasly

Grand Prix tours  typically include: return coach (standard or luxury) or air travel plus transfers, bed and breakfast accommodation in a good quality hotel, hotel-to-venue transfers plus ticket to the event, often with the chance to upgrade.

The only American driver to have won an F1 Grand Prix on home soil was Mario Andretti in 1977.

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Covering all the European Grand Prix as well as a number further afield, our Formula 1 packages provide the opportunity to witness some of the most exciting Grand Prix on the F1 calendar whilst allowing you to take in destinations such as the iconic towering skyscrapers that fill the infamous skyline of Dubai, the glamour and luxury of Monaco’s harbour filled with multi-million-pound yachts or the picturesque and historical Spa and Monza.

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Spanish Grand Prix

21 – 23 june 2024.

Austrian Grand Prix

28 – 30 june 2024, british grand prix, 5 – 7 july 2024.

Hungarian Grand Prix

19 – 21 july 2024.

Belgian Grand Prix

26 – 28 july 2024.

Dutch Grand Prix

23 – 25 august 2024.

Italian Grand Prix – Monza

30 august – 1 september 2024.

Azerbaijan Grand Prix

13 – 15 september 2024.

Singapore Grand Prix

20 – 22 september 2024.

Las Vegas Grand Prix

21 – 23 november 2024.

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

6 – 8 december 2024.

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Japanese Grand Prix

4 – 6 april 2025.

Bahrain Grand Prix

11 – 13 april 2025.

Miami Grand Prix

2 – 4 may 2025.

Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – Imola

16 – 18 may 2025.

Monaco Grand Prix

23 – 25 may 2025.

Canadian Grand Prix

13 – 15 june 2025.

United States Grand Prix – Austin

17 – 19 october 2025.

Mexican Grand Prix

24 – 26 october 2025.

Brazilian Grand Prix

7 – 9 november 2025.

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2023 was the 80th Monaco Grand Prix and 100th Anniversary of the Le Mans 24 hour race. 2023 Goodwood Revival honored the 100th birthday of Carroll Shelby

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When it comes to travel Choice Matters , there’s no substitute for firsthand experience. Who you choose as your TRAVEL PROVIDER is just as important as your destination , you deserve service that is distinctive, personal and flexible . Are you looking for 2024 Monaco Grand Prix tickets packages or 2024 Le Mans 24 hour race tickets packages, the 2024 Goodwood Revival or our other specialty tours? As a LICENSED USA TOUR OPERATOR , we provide Hosted Travel Packages to  Grand Prix races and other major Motorsports events. Our hosted packages include your hotel accommodations, race tickets, ground transportation, hospitality and sometimes even pit access . Whether it’s a vacation, company incentive or honeymoon trip we are your first choice for the BEST solution. We can also customize trips for groups of 6 or more. When you compare prices with other travel companies make sure their packages include everything that you need, that includes tickets to the event!  Don’t be fooled by prices that appear to be lower than ours for a similar package but that do not include race tickets. If you don’t see what you are looking for just let us know!

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2024 Grand Prix tickets Packages

Our fantastic 2024 Grand Prix tickets and travel packages include everything you need for the best F1 experience, your Grand Prix tickets, VIP transfers, hotels, hospitality and more .

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Our fantastic first class experience to the 2024 24 Hours of Le Mans race in Le Mans, France is one you will never forget. Packages include tickets, VIP transfers, hotels, hospitality and more.

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Our fantastic first class experience visiting Italian car factories and museums  or reliving the past at the 2023 Goodwood Revival honoring Carrol Shelby!

We know the best places to watch from , the best ways to get there and offer the best hotel options.  We offer the best grand prix tickets and travel packages for the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix , 2024 Spanish Grand Prix , 2024 Monaco Grand Prix ,  2024 Canadian Grand Prix ,  2024 Le Mans 24 hour race ,  2024 Austrian Grand Prix , 2024 British Grand Prix , 2024 Belgian Grand Prix , 2024 Italian Grand Prix ,  2024 USA Grand Prix , 2024Goodwood Revival and Italian car factories and museums tours . In addition we also offer packages to all the other 2024 Grand Prix races in partnership with our sister company in the UK.

The Grand Prix Club Inc. is a licensed USA based travel and events company servicing worldwide clients . Since 1982 we have accompanied our guests attending Grand Prix races, the 24 hours of Le Mans race , specialty events like the Goodwood Revival and our Italian Car Factory and Museum tours. We also offer fully customized packages to suit any needs. Our fully escorted packages include all the elements you need for a trouble free, relaxing and enjoyable experience. We include your hotel accommodations, admission tickets, grandstand tickets, optional hospitality tickets, airport to hotel executive transfers, hotel to track transfers and our staff to provide superior service and local knowledge.

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The Monaco Grand Prix is a Formula One race that is part of the annual FIA Formula One World Championship. It is held at the Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo. Run since 1929, it is widely considered to be one of the most important and prestigious automobile races in the world and, with the Indianapolis 500 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans, forms the Triple Crown of Motorsport. The circuit has been called “an exceptional location of glamour and prestige”. The race is held on a narrow course laid out in the streets of Monaco, with many elevation changes and tight corners as well as a tunnel, making it one of the most demanding tracks in Formula One.

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Læg ansvaret for din rejse til Formel 1 og Le Mans i vore hænder. Vi laver ture til samtlige Formel 1 løb verden rundt og har entrebilletter til det hele. På turene følger danske turleder der brænder for Le Mans og Formel 1, ligesom vi mange steder afholder vore populære RaceNight med eksperter som Peter Nygaard, Jan Magnussen, Ole Schack etc..  

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Peter Nygaard – Danmarks mest erfarne mand hvad angår Formel 1. Han er blevet kaldt et “omvandrende Formel 1-leksikon” og han har overværet mere end 600 løb.

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John Nielsen er en legende indenfor motorsporten. Han var blandt andet den første dansker, der kørte og vandt både det amerikanske Le Mans og 24 timers Le Mans.

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Jan Magnussen er selv tidligere Formel 1 kører, far til danske Kevin Magnussen og kendt for sin mangeårige deltagelse i 24 timers Le Mans.

Ole Schack er måske mindre kendt – eller måske ikke. Ole startede som fejedreng i et lokalt automobilværksted i Syddanmark.

Oplev motorsportens kongeklasse…. Grand Prix Tours tilbyder F1 i hele verden.

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Formula One can, at times, be confusing. Unlike most sporting events, the enjoyment of your weekend of live sport is not simply determined by how close you are to the touchline, service-line, or goal. Each Grand Prix Circuit has a variety of different locations, each with their own unique characteristics and, crucially, their own grandstand. The team at Grand Prix Grand Tours are always on hand to offer advice as to the best locations, and what to expect. But if you’d like to do a bit more research ‘off-line’ then you can click on any of the links below for a full breakdown of what to expect at each location. Each circuit guide includes information on the grandstand at each corner at each circuit, but also key information on the circuit and the host nation/city.

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S ydney McLaughlin-Levrone again proved her legacy ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics by clinching a stunning victory at the 2024 USATF NYC Grand Prix, which serves as a substantial stop of the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold. She secured the top place in the women's 400m flat race at the Icahn Stadium in New York City on Sunday, June 8, 2024.

McLaughlin-Levrone has secured a gold medal in the 400m event at the 2019 Diamond League. She competed in her Olympic season's first 400m in New York City. McLaughlin-Levrone, who holds the world record in the 400m hurdles clocked a world lead in the 400m flat at the 2024 USATF NYC Grand Prix. Notably, she set the world record at the 2022 World Athletics Championships held on home soil in Eugene, clocking 50.68 seconds.

The 24-year-old clocked an impressive time of 48.75 seconds to earn the victory with a remarkable lead over Talitha Diggs and Stacey Ann Williams, who clocked 50.91 and 50.94 seconds, respectively. McLaughlin-Levrone effortlessly cruised to the finish line after leaving the other elite athletes, including Quanera Hayes, Kendall Ellis, and Junelle Bromfield, far behind.

Let's take a look at the Tokyo Olympic gold medalist leading the 400m lineup at the 2024 USATF NYC Grand Prix here.

"There's so much time to do that" - Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone after falling short of registering an American record with a narrow gap

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone recorded the third-fastest American time in the 400m with her victory at the 2024 USATF NYC Grand Prix. The American record in the women's 400m was set by Sanya Richards-Ross.

Richards-Ross clocked a striking 48.70 seconds at the Olympic Stadium in Athina, Greece, on September 16, 2006. The second-fastest American time is also held by McLaughlin-Levrone with 48.74 seconds, set at the 2022 USATF Championships in Eugene.

During an interview with Citius Mag after her recent exploit, McLaughlin-Levrone conveyed her delight with her third-fastest American time, stating she still has enough time to achieve the feat of American record.

"47 yeah, I mean first 400 of the Year felt good. It wasn't exactly what we were hoping for but sometimes you just got to feel the race. So I'll take that," McLaughlin-Levrone said at 0:04.

"So close but you know what it's all good. There's so much time to do that and it's always just about refining it and learning," she added.

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone will be seen competing at the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials scheduled to be held at Hayward Feild from June 21 to 30.

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Attending the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monaco is a dream for most people — but mine became a reality last weekend when Page Six digital managing editor Ally D’Aluisio and I traveled from NYC to Monte Carlo for the big event.

The VIP treatment started as soon as we touched down in Nice, France, and were met by a Blade helicopter representative who escorted us from a commercial flight to a private vehicle that drove us straight to the airport’s helipad.

Before I knew it, the copter had lifted off, and we were met with breathtaking views of the French Riviera.

In addition to the spectacular scenery, the helicopter flight gave us another beautiful gift — time.

Instead of making a drive that could take up to an hour, or being at the mercy of public transportation, we flew right over the water and arrived in Monaco in just seven minutes.

Before we knew it, we landed in the billionaires’ playground and made our way to the Fairmont Monte Carlo — and that’s where the fun officially began.

Monaco is known for its affluent residents and luxurious activities, but the sheer opulence of the country became apparent from the second I opened my eyes and saw numerous yachts right outside my balcony.

That number only grew as we got closer to Sunday’s Grand Prix, and soon enough you could hardly see the water due to the sheer amount of luxury vessels parked there.

The Circuit de Monaco is one of the most prestigious and challenging F1 tracks in the world, forcing drivers to complete 78 laps around the principality’s streets, which contain sharp turns, tunnels and more.

The track is known for its iconic hairpin curve, one of the most recognizable corners of the Monaco Grand Prix.

It is the slowest turn on the track, ensuring the best vantage point of the race cars — and we scored an exclusive invitation to Baccarat and Lilly’s coveted suite inside the Fairmont which overlooks it.

The vibe in the suite was pure elegance, with Baccarat crystals adorning the space and an award-winning bartender creating creating sophisticated, high-end cocktails.

And the luxe life didn’t stop there.

We were later escorted to Lilly’s nightclub for an exclusive tour, during which the entrance was lined with more than $50 million worth of cars.

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Before even walking inside the club we saw a Bugatti, Pagani, McLaren and even a silver Porsche 550 Spyder — the type of car in which James Dean died.

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“We’re talking about more than $10M [for the Bugatti],” Matthieu Bigot, co-founder and CEO of the Car Collector App, told us.

Monaco is known to be the home of some of the most prestigious clubs on the French Riviera, and nights can get pretty wild when the Grand Prix rolls around.

Lilly’s had an incredible three-night lineup of deejays the Martinez Brothers, Rampa and Peggy Gou, followed by a closing evening performance by Travis Scott.

Celebrities including Odell Beckham Jr., Winnie Harlow, Kyle Kuzma, Will.i.am and Jason Oppenheim flocked to the club to catch the performances .

There were bottles poppin’ and caviar bumps flowing — and just like the stars , I had to take part in the festivities.

On Sunday, I felt like a champion watching the Grand Prix from the Nikki Beach rooftop, where celebrities like Jennifer Lopez, Kendall and Kylie Jenner and the Hadid sisters have partied in the past.

But the real winner of the weekend was 26-year-old Charles Leclerc, who became the first Monégasque to win the Monaco Grand Prix in 93 years — a dream he’s had since he was a child.

He celebrated his first victory in his hometown with the Ferrari Formula 1 team by diving headfirst into Port Hercules wearing an almost $300,000 Richard Mille watch that, fortunately, is water-resistant up to 30 meters.

After spending a week taking in the sights, sounds, food and shopping excursions, as well as attending the most sought-out motorsport in the world, attending the Monaco Grand Prix finally has been checked off my bucket list.

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At Circuit Gilles Villeneuve

Lap length: 4.00 kilometers, (start position in parentheses).

1. (2) Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red Bull Racing, 70 laps, 1:45:47.927, 25 points.

2. (3) Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren, 70, +3.879 seconds, 18.

3. (1) George Russell, Great Britain, Mercedes, 70, +4.317, 15.

4. (7) Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, Mercedes, 70, +4.915, 13.

5. (4) Oscar Piastri, Australia, McLaren, 70, +10.199, 10.

6. (6) Fernando Alonso, Spain, Aston Martin, 70, +17.510, 8.

7. (9) Lance Stroll, Canada, Aston Martin, 70, +23.625, 6.

8. (5) Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, Racing Bulls, 70, +28.672, 4.

9. (15) Pierre Gasly, France, Alpine, 70, +30.021, 2.

10. (18) Esteban Ocon, France, Alpine, 70, +30.313, 1.

11. (17) Nico Hulkenberg, Germany, Haas, 70, +30.824, 0.

12. (14) Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, Haas, 70, +31.253, 0.

13. (19) Valtteri Bottas, Finland, KICK Sauber, 70, +40.487, 0.

14. (8) Yuki Tsunoda, Japan, Racing Bulls, 70, +52.694, 0.

15. (20) Guanyu Zhou, China, KICK Sauber, 69, +1 lap, 0.

16. (12) Carlos Sainz Jr, Spain, Ferrari, did not finish, 52, 0.

17. (10) Alexander Albon, Thailand, Williams, did not finish, 52, 0.

18. (16) Sergio Perez, Mexico, Red Bull Racing, did not finish, 51, 0.

19. (11) Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, did not finish, 40, 0.

20. (13) Logan Sargeant, USA, Williams, did not finish, 23, 0.

Driver Standings

1. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red Bull Racing, 194 points.

2. Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, 138.

3. Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren, 131.

4. Carlos Sainz Jr, Spain, Ferrari, 108.

5. Sergio Perez, Mexico, Red Bull Racing, 107.

6. Oscar Piastri, Australia, McLaren, 81.

7. George Russell, Great Britain, Mercedes, 69.

8. Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, Mercedes, 55.

9. Fernando Alonso, Spain, Aston Martin, 41.

10. Yuki Tsunoda, Japan, Racing Bulls, 19.

11. Lance Stroll, Canada, Aston Martin, 17.

12. Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, Racing Bulls, 9.

13. Oliver Bearman, Great Britain, Haas, 6.

14. Nico Hulkenberg, Germany, Haas, 6.

15. Pierre Gasly, France, Alpine, 3.

16. Alexander Albon, Thailand, Williams, 2.

17. Esteban Ocon, France, Alpine, 2.

18. Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, Haas, 1.

Manufacturers Standings

1. Red Bull Racing, 301.

2. Ferrari, 252.

3. McLaren, 212.

4. Mercedes, 124.

5. Aston Martin, 58.

6. Racing Bulls, 28.

7. Haas, 7.

8. Williams, 2.

9. Alpine, 5.

10. KICK Sauber, 0.

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Mclaughlin-levrone and lyles secure statement sprint wins in new york.

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone wins the 400m in New York (© Alex Andrei)

Dominant sprint wins by Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Noah Lyles and another seven metre-plus long jump victory by Tara Davis-Woodhall were among the highlights as World Athletics Continental Tour Gold action continued at the USATF New York City Grand Prix on Sunday (9).

McLaughlin-Levrone has tested herself in a range of disciplines already this year but the Olympic 400m hurdles champion and world record-holder made a big statement in her first 400m flat race of 2024. 

The 24-year-old decided to focus on the flat event in 2023 before injury forced her to end her season early. Returning to the 400m for the first time since last July, she lit up the track with a 48.75 world lead that was just 0.01 off the PB she set last year – a mark that places her 10th on the world all-time list.

With Sanya Richards-Ross the only US women’s 400m sprinter to have ever gone faster with 48.70 in 2006, McLaughlin-Levrone’s immediate post-race reaction was “so close”.

Racing on a blustery afternoon, she won by more than two seconds, Talitha Diggs taking the runner-up spot in 50.91.

Two days after an exclusive pre-screening of the new Netflix Sport series ‘Sprint’ in New York , Lyles – one of the starring athletes – demonstrated his ‘main character energy’ to win the 200m on his season debut at the distance.

Running into a headwind, the six-time world gold medallist blazed to a clear win in 19.77 (-1.6 m/s) and was never threatened, even with a strong finish by Joseph Fahnbulleh who came through for second place in 20.15. Josephus Lyles, the younger brother of Noah, was third in 20.51.

Another athlete bringing big energy to New York’s Icahn Stadium was world indoor long jump champion Davis-Woodhall, who secured her sixth win of the season and fourth consecutive seven metre-plus triumph. 

This time she soared a best of 7.14m, just four centimetres off the world-leading PB she set in Albuquerque in February. Jasmine Moore was second with a 6.88m leap.

In the women’s 200m, the biggest challenger to Gabby Thomas seemed to be the wind. Just over an hour after she finished fourth in the 100m, the world 200m silver medallist lined up for the longer sprint and ran 22.42 into a strong headwind (-3.1m/s). Tamara Clark chased her home in 22.79.

It was Nigeria’s Favour Ofili who got the 100m win as she held off Morolake Akinosun and her US compatriots Aleia Hobbs and Thomas with an 11.18 run into another significant headwind (-2.1m/s).

Akinosun was 0.02 back, with Hobbs third in 11.21 and Thomas fourth in 11.34. Jamaica’s five-time Olympic gold medallist Elaine Thompson-Herah finished ninth for the second time in as many races and looked in pain at the finish as she immediately removed her right spike before being helped off the track.

USA’s 2022 world champion Fred Kerley originally lined up for the 100m but after jumping out of the blocks and stumbling before the race was recalled, he decided not to restart. Nigeria’s Udodi Onwuzurike went on to claim the win, clocking 10.24 (-0.7m/s) to finish just 0.01 ahead of Kendal Williams, with Pjai Austin another 0.01 back in third.

World indoor 60m hurdles champion and world record-holder Devynne Charlton got off to a trademark fast start in the women’s 100m hurdles and she managed to hold on for the win, dipping to victory in 12.56 (-1.9m/s) ahead of Alaysha Johnson, finishing just 0.02 back. World record-holder Tobi Amusan was third in 12.66.

World silver medallist Trey Cunningham looked on his way to a dominant victory in the 110m hurdles and while he did eventually win the race, Rasheed Broadbell made sure it was a more competitive affair. Cunningham dipped over the finish line in 13.21 (-0.8m/s), 0.07 ahead of the Commonwealth Games champion.

Four athletes looked in contention as the men’s 400m reached the home straight, with Kirani James, Wayde van Niekerk, Jereem Richards and Matthew Boling all running in a line off the final bend.

As they battled for the finish, 2012 Olympic champion James proved strongest, powering to a win in a season’s best of 44.55. Just behind that leading quartet off the curve was Chris Bailey and he unleashed a late surge to secure second place in 44.73, 0.01 ahead of world record-holder Van Niekerk.

Another global gold medallist in action was Jake Wightman and he raced to a narrow win in the 1500m, running a final lap of 52.5 to pass and hold off Eric Holt. Wightman, the 2022 world champion, overtook leader Holt down the back straight and began to charge to the finish line, with world road mile champion Hobbs Kessler giving chase.

Wightman managed to hold on, just – clocking a season’s best of 3:34.01 and inspiring Holt to a PB of 3:34.05. Kessler secured third in 3:34.41.

Jake Wightman and Eric Holt battle in the 1500m in New York (© Alex Andrei)

Sage Hurta-Klecker used a well-timed kick to win the women’s 800m, surging down the home straight to break the tape in 2:00.33 and triumph ahead of her US compatriots Olivia Baker (2:00.73) and Sammy Watson (2:00.91).

The men’s 800m was won by Mexico’s Jesus Tonatiu Lopez as he powered away from his rivals and held on to take top spot in 1:44.96. Wes Ferguson was some way back off the bend but ran a storming finish to take second place in a PB of 1:45.06.

Competing the evening before the main programme, Cuba’s Yaime Perez – who threw 73.09m in April for the longest mark in the world since 1989 – achieved a dominant discus win, throwing 68.31m. Alex Rose is another athlete who has been in fine form recently, having improved the Oceanian record to 71.48m in May, and he won the men’s event in New York with a best of 66.18m. 

Canada’s world indoor champion Sarah Mitton was the sole athlete to surpass 20 metres in the women’s shot put and she did so twice, throwing 20.15m and 20.07m to eventually win by more than a metre. Olympic silver medallist Raven Saunders was second with 19.11m.

US javelin record-holder Kara Winger announced her retirement in 2022, the year she became a world silver medallist. Since then she has worked in the media and as an official, but she returned to the field of play in New York and did so in winning style.

Throwing 63.22m and surpassing 60 metres with three of her attempts, she won by more than three metres, with her US compatriot Maggie Malone-Hardin finishing second with 59.93m.

Vashti Cunningham had the high jump won with her second-time clearance of 1.90m but the 2016 world indoor champion had the bar raised to 1.95m and managed that on her first try before three unsuccessful attempts at a season’s best of 1.98m. 

Her US compatriot Dontavious Hill entered the competition at a PB height of 2.26m and that decision paid off as he cleared the bar on his second attempt to win and add two centimetres to his previous best. He went on to have three tries at 2.33m.

The men’s triple jump came down to a battle between the Scotts as USA’s Donald Scott beat Jamaica’s Jordan Scott by just two centimetres, 16.94m to 16.92m, while Marquis Dendy won the long jump with a leap of 8.07m.

• USATF New York City Grand Prix results