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As per Formula 1 tradition, a trip to Spa-Francorchamps 𒊎is followed by a trip to Northern Italy for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza.

Usua🌃lly one of the best attended races of the year, Ferrari celebrates its home race at the ‘Temple of Speed’, one of F1’s iconic ve🌄nues.

Ferrari heads to Monza in the worst state it's been in since the ‘90s with Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc failing to score points - without any problems - at𓂃 the last race at Spa.

The old saying ඣgoes - ‘If you’re quick at Spa, you’re quick at Monza’ - due 🔴to the high-speed, low downforce nature of both circuits.

Who was quick Spa? Mercedes were eventual victors with Lewis Hamilt꧑on c🐈laiming a 89th career win ahead of team-mate Valtteri Bottas, while Renault enjoyed its strongest outing of the season with a P4 & P5 finish.

Who struggled at Spa? Ferrari - both cars failing to make it into Q3 and no points on the board. It surely can’t be a🗹s b🎀ad at its home race this weekend?

What to expect from this weekend?

Mercedes will surely be the team to beat at Monza, but the FIA has clamped down on꧒ the use of 'party modes' in qualifying meaning it will be interesting to see what impact that has on F1's leading outfit.

Watch out for Renault with the Ricciardo and Ocon fancying their chances of a podium finish with it suiting tracks which require minimal dಌownforce.

Sunny, dry conditions are expected t⛎hroughout the three-day event.

P🅘irelli has nominated the C2, C3 and C4 tyre, as it did in Belgium, Austria, Styria, Hungary and the second race at Silverstone.