Monza, 'the temple of speed': this is how the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza has always been called with its track made up of fast straights and a few curves, all very technical.
The Italian racetrack has now completed a century of history and has become world-famous, both for the sporting feats that have seen the best champions as protagonists, but also for its dramas.
Leafing through the record of Grand Prix winners, it is immediately clear that the best have always emerged at Monza: Nuvolari, Fangio, Ascari, Prost, Lauda, Clark, Vettel, Caracciola, Alonso, Peterson, Surtees, Stewart, Andretti, Mansell, Piquet and, finally, Ayrton Senna, Schumacher and Hamilton.
Winning in the land of Brianza has always been a boast for all the great champions but also for all the drivers in the minor categories. To stand on the top step of the podium when winning an important race and to see the crowd below invading the track to celebrate the winners is like receiving a degree.
Monza 1922-2022 - Cento anni di passione, un secolo di storie is not intended to be a didactic list of results, but a series of stories with a common denominator: the passion for engines, the racetrack, the men and the sporting feats that have made it famous.
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