The famous Monza Formula One circuit is located in the suburbs.
Olimpia Milano is a successful European basketball team that have won 3 European Cups, a World Cup, 3 Cup Winners’ Cups, 2 Korac Cups and 25 National Championships.
The Amatory Rugby Club Milano have won 18 National Championships. Different ice hockey teams from Milan have won 29 National Championships between them.
Milan and Lombardy are candidate for the Summer Olympic Games of 2016 (Milan-Lombardy 2016).
Stadiums
Autodromo di Monza – car and moto racing – 137.000
San Siro – only football – 85.700
Arena Civica – Athletic, Rugby, Football, 30.000
Brianteo – Athletic, Football – 18.568
Ippodromo del Trotter – Horse Racing – 16.000
Ippodromo del Galoppo – Horse Racing – 15.000
Forum di Assago – Basket, Ice Hockey, Volley, Music – 13.000 to 16.000
Velodromo Vigorelli – Cycling, American Football – 12.000
MazdaPalace – Basket, Volley – 10.500
PalaLido – Basket – 5.000
Agor – Ice Hockey – 4.000
Nuovo Giuriati – Rugby – 4.000
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