The fastest track in Roarington, Monza, back on stage with the 2023 Italian F1 GP

Universally known as the “Temple of Speed”, the Monza track has hosted the Italian Grand Prix since 1922 when a FIAT 804 emerged as the winner. This was followed by the era of Bugatti and, above all, Alfa Romeo, which achieved a series of successes culminating in 1950 when, thanks to the victory in Monza, they secured the first-ever World Drivers’ Championship title. The championship, which is still contested to this day, was established that year, and Alfa Romeo conquered it with the famous “Alfetta” 159.