The Temple of Speed will welcome 7000 athletes from 40 different sports disciplines to its spaces for the 45th appointment of the event.

The Monza Sport Festival returns to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza for the 45th edition of its history. After two years of forced stop, the event, promoted by the Unione Società Sportive Monza Brianza (USSMB) and now a traditional appointment, will bring seven thousand local athletes to the Circuit between tomorrow and Sunday 5 June, who will divide themselves into the forty scheduled disciplines. transforming the Temple of Speed into the largest Monza sports village for two days.

The event, organized with the Municipality of Monza and presented right at the Autodrome with a press conference on Wednesday 25 May, will be open to all lovers of sport and outdoor fun, without any requirement in terms of age and ability. For the participants, it will be possible to try, among others, airsoft, horse racing, fencing, skating and popular sports such as football, basketball, volleyball and tennis.

There will also be spaces dedicated to art and manual skills, with disciplines such as modeling and railway modeling, and strategy games, such as checkers. During the event, the 90th City of Monza Gold Medal Trophy – 45th Schiatti Cycling Trophy, a race of the FISR Italian Freestyle Rollerblade Championship and other federal youth competitions on two wheels are also scheduled.

The event will start tomorrow, Saturday 4 June, at 8:30 am, when the paddocks and the track of the Temple of Speed will be set up to kick off the activities. On the first day, the program will end at 6.30 pm, while on Sunday 5th June the activity will take place from 8 am to 6 pm. All athletes involved will receive the advice and assistance of qualified instructors.

The public will be able to follow the event live by accessing the circuit paddocks for free. Further information on how to participate in the event is available on the website www.monzasportfestival.it , from which it is also possible to download the programs of the two days.