When Formula 1 races are snatched by the kind of small margins that allowed Lewis Hamilton to mug Ferrari at Monza, it becomes all too tempting to dissect the weekend in a bid to find the moment the war was won and lost.
What if Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel hadn't battled so hard on the first lap, thereby gifting Hamilton the sniff he needed to draw alongside his world championship challenger at the second chicane and turn the race on its head?
What if Ferrari had been a bit more organised in Q3 to get Vettel better track position - either through being closer to Hamilton (Carlos Sainz Jr managed to briefly get between them on the out-lap), or even getting a tow off Raikkonen? Pole position could have been Vettel's and Sunday would have been a different story.