The Italian Grand Prix is set to take place this weekend at Monza, the most frequently used circuit in Formula 1 history. Since its debut in 1950, Monza has hosted races every year except for 1980, when renovations were underway. Known as the 'cathedral of speed,' it is a significant venue for Ferrari and its passionate fans.
A selection of historical moments from the Italian GP highlights the circuit's rich legacy, including iconic races and tragic events that have shaped the sport. From Giuseppe Farina's inaugural win to Charles Leclerc's recent victory, Monza continues to be a focal point in Formula 1's narrative.