Italian GP delivers a fan spectacle for Ferrari
The Italian Grand Prix at Monza once again proves to be a true celebration of the connection between Scuderia Ferrari and its fans. Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali highlighted this with emotion in an interview with Sky F1 Italia.
“For those who don’t live in the Ferrari world, it’s hard to understand: being here or attending the Milan event evokes strong emotions even in a champion like Hamilton,” said Stefano Domenicali. “Only those close to Ferrari know what it means to experience Monza with this team.”
His words resonate against an already magical backdrop, amplified by the extraordinary response from the Tifosi: Monza is officially sold out, with over 350,000 fans expected in the grandstands, waving flags and showcasing Ferrari-themed choreographies.
Fever builds before the weekend
The excitement was palpable even before the start of the race weekend. In the stunning setting of Milan, thousands of fans welcomed Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton with a passion that captured hearts. One young fan even had Lewis Hamilton’s autograph tattooed to immortalize the moment.
Sporting thrills at Monza
The emotions extended to the track as well. In the first free practice session, Lewis Hamilton delivered an exceptional 1-2 with Charles Leclerc, igniting the crowd and confirming Ferrari’s competitiveness on their home circuit.
Monza, a symbol of Italian F1 passion
All of this makes Monza a symbol, a moment where Italian enthusiasm for Formula 1 reaches levels of intensity impossible to replicate elsewhere. Monza represents an unparalleled connection: one team, one circuit, and a love that goes beyond sport itself.
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