When Monaco sleeps, the circuit wakes. Long before engines scream through the harbour-front straight, another ritual begins, quieter, methodical, illuminated by work lamps instead of camera flashes. In late February 2026, the Automobile Club de Monaco will switch on the night shift. Not for spectacle. For scaffolding.
Immersive viewing, family-friendly spaces and a hometown breakthrough: the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters prepares a new chapter in 2026. Spring is around the corner and the terraced clay courts overlooking the Mediterranean are preparing to welcome the world’s tennis elite once again.


