Monza is known as the temple of speed for a reason – lots of straights to go full throttle and not too many corners to slow the cars down, which means horsepower comes first. It’s one of the most exciting places the F1 circus visits, not least because it’s in Italy, the home of Ferrari and the ever-passionate Tifosi who will turn the circuit into a red cauldron this weekend.
Carlos Sainz is about to see Monza as a Scuderia racing driver, but last year the Spaniard drove an extremely fast lap as a McLaren driver and took third on the grid in qualifying as he was only from the Mercedes couple.
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Ride on board with Sainz in the video above as race driver and commentator Alex Brundle explains the difference between a good and a great lap on this historic Monza circuit.
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