Could Scuderia Ferrari finally win again on home soil? Relive all the drama from a momentous Italian Grand Prix 🇮🇹 | F1

Onboard with Ocon, Raikkonen, Albon and Vettel as they fight for track position in qualifying at Monza 👀 ⚔️ 🇮🇹 | F1

F1 Italian GP Circuit Must Knows! 🇮🇹 The Monza Circuit, located in Monza, Italy, is one of the most revered and historic tracks in Formula 1. Often referred to as the "Temple of Speed," it is the fastest circuit on the F1 calendar, with average speeds exceeding 250 km/h (155 mph). Constructed in 1922, Monza is the third purpose-built racetrack in the world and has hosted the Italian Grand Prix almost every year since the Formula 1 World Championship began in 1950, except in 1980 when the race

10 September 2000: Michael Schumacher is overcome with emotion after winning for Ferrari at Monza to equal Ayrton Senna on 41 race wins | F1

During the 2000 Italian Grand Prix at Monza, Michael Schumacher faced an unexpected challenge after taking victory—fans storming the track while the cars were still circulating. With thousands pouring onto the straight to celebrate Ferrari’s win, Schumacher had to carefully maneuver his F1 car at speed, avoiding groups of people who were dangerously close to his racing line. The chaotic scenes underscored how thin safety measures were at the time, as crowd control failed to prevent fans from ent