Monza

Autodromo Nazionale Monza · Italy

Price ₹1,799

Inclusive of all taxes

Design: Dark
Size
0/30
0/20
0/40
0/40

Personalised frames are made to order and can’t be returned.

Buy now checks out just this frame. Your cart is kept.

Buy 2, save 10% · 3 for 15% · 4 for 20%

About Monza

Long straights, fast chicanes and a sweeping final curve through a royal park near Milan. Mostly flat, built for raw speed.

The Monza track in raised relief, seen from above

Italy

The circuit

Lap length
5.794 km
Elevation change
18 m
Location
45.6230° N, 9.2863° E
Start · 178–196 m above sea level 5.794 km

Height exaggerated so you can see it. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · elevation GEDTM30 (OpenGeoHub), CC BY 4.0.

The piece

The Monza frame: deep black box with glass front
The frame
The Monza poster printed behind the track
The print
Raised Monza track, close up
The track, 3D-printed
Dimensions
A4 frame 24 × 33 × 3 cm · artwork 21 × 29.7 cm
A3 frame 33 × 45 × 3 cm · artwork 29.7 × 42 cm

How it’s made

Every climb and drop, as it is

The track isn’t a printed line. It’s a small piece of terrain, built from real map and height data, and the frame is built around it.

Where the highs and lows are

The red 3D-printed track on the art print seen from a low angle, so its changing height is visible along the lap. High 465 m Low 364 m
Shown: Spa, Belgium. Heights are exaggerated so they read at this size.
Start / finishOne lapStart / finish
  • Highest point465 mprinted 10 mm
  • Lowest point364 mprinted 1.2 mm
  • Difference101 min real life, Spa

The layers

An exploded view of the frame standing upright, with the frame, glass, spacer, 3D-printed track, art print and backing board pulled apart in a row.
From the front: matte black frame, glass, a white spacer, the 3D-printed track, the circuit print and a backing. Shown: Spa, Belgium.

Up close

Close-up of the side wall of the printed track showing fine horizontal layer lines.
Layer lines of 0.08 mm. Shown: Spa, Belgium.
A cutaway of the framed print, cut across the middle: the frame wall, glass, the air gap, the printed track standing on the print, and the backing board.
Cutaway, front to back: frame, glass, air gap, track, print, backing. Shown: Spa, Belgium.

Where the data comes from

  • The trackIts centreline is traced from OpenStreetMap.
  • The heightsTaken from GEDTM30 terrain data, then exaggerated so they show on a wall. The shape of each climb and drop follows the data.
  • The printPLA at 0.08 mm layers, glued flat on the poster.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: GEDTM30 (OpenGeoHub), CC BY 4.0.

Which size

More circuits

See all