Lando Norris heads to Monza on a tear — back-to-back wins at Hungary and Zandvoort have the McLaren driver hunting a third straight victory. The low-downforce Temple of Speed will test whether his momentum holds or whether the circuit exposes McLaren's aero weaknesses. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli takes a grid penalty at his home race, meaning the Italian will have to carve through traffic if he wants a seventh win of the season. Ferrari arrives in desperate form, two races without a podium for the first time all year, and the Tifosi are getting restless. Max Verstappen crashed out on lap one at Zandvoort — he's won three of the last four at Monza, so this is friendly territory for a rebound. If Norris can make it three straight at the Tifosi's cathedral, he'll cut serious ground on Antonelli — and suddenly the championship fight has oxygen.
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Lando Norris heads to Monza on a tear — back-to-back wins at Hungary and Zandvoort have the McLaren driver hunting a third straight victory. The low-downforce Temple of Speed will test whether his momentum holds or whether the circuit exposes McLaren's aero weaknesses. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli takes a grid penalty at his home race, meaning the Italian will have to carve through traffic if he wants a seventh win of the season. Ferrari arrives in desperate form, two races without a podium for the first time all year, and the Tifosi are getting restless. Max Verstappen crashed out on lap one at Zandvoort — he's won three of the last four at Monza, so this is friendly territory for a rebound. If Norris can make it three straight at the Tifosi's cathedral, he'll cut serious ground on Antonelli — and suddenly the championship fight has oxygen.
